Long-running ABBA jukebox musical about a bride who invites three possible fathers from her mother's past to her Greek island wedding.
Mamma Mia! is playing at the Prince Edward Theatre on Monday 30 November, part of its long run in London. It's the ABBA jukebox musical written by Catherine Johnson, with music and lyrics by Benny Andersson and Björn Ulvaeus, directed by Phyllida Lloyd and produced by Judy Craymer and Richard East. The show first opened at the Prince Edward Theatre in 1999 and has since played to over 70 million people worldwide, with Classic FM calling it 'the ultimate feel-good show'.
The story is set on a Greek island idyll and follows Sophie, who on the eve of her wedding to Sky invites three possible fathers from her mother Donna's past. The whole thing is built around ABBA's songs, and it's a family-friendly one: it's recommended for ages five and over, though children under three aren't admitted.
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Beyond the stage, the show became two record-breaking movies, Mamma Mia! and Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again, and it's even been staged on vinyl for the first time. If you're taking a group, there are a few ways to keep the cost down. Day tickets are £30, and you can save £20 on selected Monday-to-Friday performances by booking six weeks or more in advance. Senior tickets for those aged 60 and over save up to £61 on Thursday matinees, and family tickets for a group of four start from £24.75 per ticket.
