Chloe Tucker Caine, Stephanie Jae Park, Natalie Paris and Aimie Atkinson
(Photos: Yellowbelly, Jon Taylor, c\/o Aperture PR, c\/o Aperture PR)<\/p>\n
Broadway’s\u00a0SIX: The Musical<\/a>\u00a0welcomes four new principal cast members beginning August 17. This date also marks 2,000 performances of the production on Broadway.\u00a0Chloe Tucker Caine<\/a>\u00a0joins as Anne Boleyn, Stephanie Jae Park<\/a>\u00a0as Catherine Parr and original West End queens Natalie Paris<\/a> as Jane Seymour and Aimie Atkinson<\/a> as Katherine Howard. Caine and Park will remain with the company through February 14, 2027, while Paris will exit on December 13 and Atkinson will play her final performance at the matinee on October 31.<\/p>\n Caine began her career in musical theater, performing in the national tour of Mamma Mia!, Chasing the Song at La Jolla Playhouse and Death of the Moon: A One Woman Show off-Broadway. She later transitioned into luxury real estate, starring in the Netflix show Owning Manhattan, where she created the \u201cChloe in Manhattan\u201d series, transforming luxury property tours into original musical productions.<\/p>\n Park made her Broadway debut in The King and I\u00a0and went on to star as Eliza in Hamilton<\/a> and as an original Broadway cast member of War Paint. On screen, she has appeared in Black Rabbit, The Nanny, The Pen, Again and The Blessing.<\/p>\n Paris has appeared in West End productions including Les Mis\u00e9rables, Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, Sunday in the Park with George, Billy Elliot and as the original Jane Seymour in SIX, earning her an Olivier Award nomination for Best Supporting Actress. Additional credits include the first U.K. and Ireland tour of Pretty Woman: The Musical and the U.S. national tour of SIX.<\/p>\n Atkinson originated the role of Katherine Howard in the West End production of\u00a0SIX, earning an Olivier Award nomination for Best Supporting Actress. Most recently, she starred as Delia Deetz in the original West End company of Beetlejuice. Her previous West End credits include Figaro: An Original Musical, Pretty Woman: The Musical, In the Heights and Death Note. Additional credits include Saving Mozart at The Other Palace Theatre in London.<\/p>\n The quartet join current queens\u00a0Khaila Wilcoxon<\/a> and Olivia Donalson<\/a> as Catherine of Aragon and Anne of Cleves, respectively, at the Lena Horne Theatre.<\/p>\n