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It was a special day at SIX in London on July 28, when the show's composer, Toby Marlow, stepped into the role of Catherine Parr for two performances.
The principal actress who plays Parr, Maiya Quansah-Breed, was on vacation. Both standbys were out of the production due to illness, and the other understudy was covering the role of Jane Seymour for the day.
Both shows on July 28, which featured Marlow as Catherine Parr, were presented in concert form.
Marlow took to Twitter to thank the fans, the audience, and the cast, for their support.
Today was one of a kind (LOL!?). THANK U to the everyone at the arts, and to all the backstage team and to the QUEENS? for working together so amazingly today to make sure we could put on a show. you all made me feel so supported, and ur all very nice and talented and I fancy u https://t.co/MhZqJeAD3W
- Toby Marlow (@TheTobyMarlow) July 29, 2019
ALSO (ya know while I'm here) just wanna say that we have the best bloomin fandom in the whole wide world & QUEENDOM all ur posts and tweets and messages today filled me with loads of love and confidence, and plz know we will always do everything we can to give u a show ?
- Toby Marlow (@TheTobyMarlow) July 29, 2019
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