Archive · 22 Jan 2026
Six Producers Condemn Bullying of Trans Cast Member
The producers of the Broadway musical 'Six' have temporarily limited access to the show's X account because of mean comments made about a new cast member, Dylan Mulvaney.
Dylan is a trans woman who has been in the news before.
She is excited to play the role of Anne Boleyn in the show.
The producers want to make sure everyone feels safe and supported.
Dylan also made a video saying that even though it's hard being a trans person, she is happy to be on stage and wants other queer and trans kids to know they can do anything they love.
Producers of Broadway's 'Six' have temporarily limited access to the show's X account due to online bullying of trans cast member Dylan Mulvaney.
Mulvaney, who will play Anne Boleyn, responded to the backlash in an Instagram video, encouraging queer and trans kids to pursue their dreams.
The new cast, including Mulvaney, begins performances on February 16 at Broadway’s Lena Horne Theatre.
Producers released a statement condemning bullying and emphasizing the safety and support of the cast.
Mulvaney discussed her journey and the challenges of being a trans person in a supportive message to her followers.
- Who
- Dylan Mulvaney, a trans woman and social media influencer, and the producers of Broadway's 'Six'
- What
- The producers of 'Six' have temporarily limited access to the show's X account due to online bullying of Mulvaney, who is joining the cast as Anne Boleyn.
- When
- The new cast begins performances on February 16 at Broadway’s Lena Horne Theatre.
- Where
- Broadway’s Lena Horne Theatre
- Why
- To protect the cast from aggressive, threatening, or abusive behavior and to foster a respectful, supportive environment.
- Show
- Six
- Cast Member
- Dylan Mulvaney
- Role
- Anne Boleyn
- Theatre
- Lena Horne Theatre
- Start Date
- February 16