MAMMA MIA! Tickets

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With another UK heatwave in full swing, there are only so many hours you want to spend in a sticky park with a lukewarm drink in hand. Sometimes, what you really want is to escape the heat altogether and settle into a cool, dark theatre auditorium where the temperature is the last thing on your mind. As heatwaves become more frequent, knowing where you can find a more comfortable theatre experience has become increasingly useful. That’s why we’ve pulled together a handy guide to West End theatres with air conditioning or air cooling systems, along with some of the shows you can enjoy in them. Do London Theatres Have Aircon? A lot of people don’t actually realise that many of London’s West End theatres are now equipped with air conditioning or modern air cooling systems, helping audiences stay more comfortable during performances — particularly during periods of warm or unpredictable weather. From long-running classics to newer productions, plenty of the city’s biggest shows can be experienced in theatres designed with audience comfort in mind.

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It’s good vibes and tan lines time! As the temperatures rise to the highest degree and the scent of BBQ fills the street, our excitement for the hottest Summer West End theatre productions is coming in waves.  Whether you’re after nostalgia, spectacle, or something brand new, here are 10 summer theatre shows in London that should be firmly on your radar. MAMMA MIA! Nothing says summer in London quite like a trip to the sun-soaked Greek islands without actually leaving the city. MAMMA MIA! remains the ultimate feel-good escape, packed with ABBA’s greatest hits and an energy that feels like a holiday in musical form. Sophie’s search for her father plays out with comedy and chaos, all set to disco anthems you already know word for word. It’s breezy, nostalgic, and exactly the kind of show that pairs perfectly with long summer evenings. Disney's Hercules Disney’s Hercules brings myth, muscle, and maximum entertainment to the stage in a riot of colour and energy. Based on the animated classic, it follows the journey of a young hero discovering where he truly belongs. With big musical numbers and a playful tone, it’s pure summer spectacle. And with limited time left to catch it before it closes in early September, this is one of those “book it now or regret it later” shows. Oh, Mary! Chaotic, and very funny and with Catherine Tate leading the charge until 18th July, Oh, Mary! leans into bold humour and theatrical mischief with real confidence. It’s quick, punchy, and a little bit unhinged in the best possible way — exactly what you want from a hot London evening in a theatre. High Society High Society brings old-school glamour back into focus with a sparkling new stage adaptation full of wit, romance, and musical charm. Set against a backdrop of elegance and social intrigue, it’s a stylish production that feels made for sophisticated summer audiences. A perfect reminder that classic storytelling never really goes out of style. Beetlejuice The Musical The “ghost with the most” has landed, bringing anarchic fun and gothic chaos to the stage. Beetlejuice The Musical is loud, outrageous, and unapologetically weird in all the right ways. It’s a full-throttle theatrical experience that leans into dark comedy and spectacle, making it one of the hottest new arrivals in town. If you like your musicals a little chaotic, this one delivers in spades.

Playing at the Novello theatre, Mamma Mia! is one of the West End’s longest-running musicals, set on a sun-soaked Greek island and packed with the hits of ABBA. If you’ve just seen the show and want to know who plays Donna, Sophie, Tanya or Rosie in Mamma Mia! London, here’s a full guide to the current West End cast and creative team. Who plays Donna in Mamma Mia! London? Sara Poyzer plays Donna Sheridan in Mamma Mia! London. Donna is Sophie’s mother and the owner of the taverna on the Greek island where the story is set. Sara Poyzer is one of the best-known performers associated with the role, having played Donna in the West End, on UK tour and in international productions for many years. Who plays Sophie in Mamma Mia! London? Ellie Kingdon plays Sophie Sheridan, the bride-to-be at the centre of the story. On the eve of her wedding, Sophie secretly invites three men from Donna’s past to the island in the hope of discovering who her father is. Ellie has played Sophie in the international tour of Mamma Mia! along with roles like Marty in Grease (Dominion Theatre); Sleeping Beauty in Sleeping Beauty (Marlowe Theatre); Cover Sandy/Marty in Grease (Dominion Theatre) and Sandy in Grease (UK Tour). Who plays Tanya and Rosie in Mamma Mia! London? Kate Graham plays Tanya, while Nicky Swift plays Rosie. Together with Donna, they make up the Dynamos, the iconic trio of best friends whose friendship and musical numbers are among the show’s highlights. Who plays Sam, Harry and Bill in Mamma Mia! London? Richard Standing plays Sam, Daniel Crowder plays Harry, and Tamlyn Henderson plays Bill. The three men are Sophie’s possible fathers, all invited to the island without Donna’s knowledge.

Real-life couple Sara Poyzer and Richard Standing take centre stage as Donna and Sam, as MAMMA MIA! unveils first-look production shots of its brand-new West End cast Now celebrating its 26th year in London, MAMMA MIA! remains the third longest-running musical in West End history, continuing to delight audiences with its feel-good story and ABBA’s timeless hits. Having played Donna on and off, across the UK, internationally and in the West End, for the past 12 years, Sara Poyzer takes a permanent place in the West End cast, taking over the role from Mazz Murray. She is joined by fellow touring cast members, Nicky Swift and Richard Standing, who reprise their roles as Rosie and Sam. They are joined by; Daniel Crowder as Harry, Tamlyn Henderson as Bill, Ellie Kingdon as Sophie, George Maddison as Sky, Chloe Gentles as Ali, Foxy Valentine as Lisa, Joshua de La-Garde as Eddie and Benjamin Dawson as Pepper.

Thank you for the music, Mazz Murray! Having led the company in the role of Donna Sheridan since 2019 (and having also played Tanya for two years before that), it has been announced that Mazz Murray will play her final performance on 4 October 2025 at the Novello Theatre.

We’re not the only ones marking a quarter of a century this year, MAMMA MIA! celebrated its 25th birthday on 6 April 2024, making it only the third musical to reach their silver anniversary in the history of the West End! It is now the third longest running West End musical of all time, and it shows now signs of slowing down! The much-loved musical will be extending its run to 27 September 2025, with brand new cast members joining them from 7 October 2024!  The London cast will continue to star West End legend Mazz Murray as Donna, Kate Graham as Tanya, Nicola-Dawn Brook as Rosie, Christopher Dickins as Harry and Stephen Beckett as Bill, with Natalie Langston playing Donna at certain performances. Luke Jasztal moves from Ensemble to play the role of Sam.  From 7 October 2024 they will be joined by Izi Maxwell (Anne Boleyn and Katherine Howard in SIX the Musical UK & International Tour) in her West End debut as Sophie, Ben Irish (Jersey Boys) as Sky, Harriet Samuels (Frozen the Musical) as Ali, Zaynah Ahmed (Hex) as Lisa, Jamie Landmann (Starlight Express in Germany) makes his West End debut as Eddie and Thomas Walton (Everybody’s Talking About Jamie) who also makes his West End debut as Pepper. Also continuing in the cast are Matthew Barrow, Lawrence Guntert, Samantha Ivey, Flyn Mullins, Hayley-Jo Murphy and Ella Tweed. They will be joined by Mia Anthony Coffield, Franky Attard, Jack Bromage, Maddy Cameron, Dennis Cousins, Timmy Driscoll, Andrew Gallo, Lauren Hall, Genevieve Jameson, Emma Odell, Tom Parsons, Adam Scotland, Jonah Sercombe and Maisie Waller.

Last night (17 July 2024) MAMMA MIA! became only the fourth musical (and fifth production) in West Ends history to reach 10,000 performances. It is now just 14 performances away from surpassing Blood Brothers record of 10,013 shows, which was set way back in 1988. When it does this, it will become the third longest running musical in theatreland!  Amazingly, this isn’t the first milestone the super trouper musical has set this year. On the 6th April, just one day after the 50th anniversary of ABBAs iconic eurovision performance, MAMMA MIA! celebrated its 25th birthday, and became only the third musical in the capital to reach a quarter of a century. The Journey to 10,000 From its very first performance at the Prince Edward Theatre in 1999 (where it subsequently broke all of the theatre's box office records), MAMMA MIA! captured the hearts of audiences with its infectious energy and heartwarming story. It wasn't long before the show expanded beyond the West End, embarking on an international journey that took it to Broadway and stages around the world. The musical has been translated into multiple languages and performed in over 60 countries, from Australia to South Africa, Japan to Brazil. One of the key factors behind the show’s longevity is its multi-generational appeal. The music of ABBA transcends age, bringing together fans who have grown up with their hits and new generations discovering their timeless charm. The show's themes of love, family, and self-discovery resonate universally, making it a beloved experience for people from all walks of life.

With plenty of sunshine (even on a dreary London day), ABBA music, and a feel-good story, there’s plenty to love about MAMMA MIA! Be transported to a Greek island paradise for the ultimate musical theatre getaway, packed with stories of love, friendship and self-discovery. There’s over 20 ABBA songs in the MAMMA MIA! musical, with favourites like 'I Have a Dream' and 'The Winner Takes it All', as well as lesser-known tunes, such as 'Under Attack' and 'One of Us'. The wild and sunny delights of Mamma Mia! Continue to wow audiences at the Novello Theatre, with thousands of audience members having the time of their lives every week. Whether you’re a Mamma Mia! songs fan or someone who doesn’t know their 'Waterloo' from their 'Voulez-Vous', discover all the ABBA songs in Mamma Mia! The most famous MAMMA MIA! Songs Even if you don’t know anything about the Mamma Mia! storyline, you’ll probably know some of the songs off by heart already. That’s thanks to ABBA being one of the biggest bands of all time. After the Swedish superstars won the Eurovision Song Contest in 1974, they took on the world. And with not one, but three London shows featuring their songs, including ABBA Voyage and MAMMA MIA! The Party, there’s plenty to dance and cheer about. Discover the most famous MAMMA MIA! songs in the ABBA musical and follow the story along.  MAMMA MIA! Act One Songs Honey, Honey 'Honey, Honey' kicks off MAMMA MIA! and sees Sophie recount childhood stories of her mother, Donna, to her friends Lisa and Ali. In this song, Sophie discovers the intrigue around her father’s identity. Who could it be: Sam, Harry, or Bill?  Money, Money, Money When ABBA released 'Money, Money, Money' in 1976, it was all about a woman who works hard but struggles to keep her finances in order. When used in the MAMMA MIA! musical, it’s a similar story. Meet Donna, Sophie’s mother. She’s struggling to renovate her hotel and wishes for financial fortunes.  Thank You for the Music In 'Thank You for the Music', Sophie and her three dads — Sam, Bill, and Harry — reflect on how they’re back together again. After a lifetime spent apart, Sophie begins to discover what her three potential dads are like. Can Sophie pick apart history to discover her paternal truth, once and for all? Mamma Mia! Everybody knows 'Mamma Mia!', it’s the name of the show after all. In this song, Donna sees her ex-lovers on the Greek island and reflects on her past relationships. As soon as the chords strike up for this song, you’ll be dancing around in your seat. Chiquitita Donna’s friends, Rosie and Tanya, have a tough task. How can they cheer Donna up when she sees not one, but three of her past flames? To try and crack a smile, they sing 'Chiquitita'. After all, the Dynamos are back together, so it’s a time for celebration. Get ready for the flares! Dancing Queen Chiquitita didn’t quite work at getting Donna to laugh, but maybe “Dancing Queen” will? Tanya and Rosie try to convince Donna that she can still be the woman she once was. And remember, without ABBA, we wouldn’t be able to dance, jive, and have the time of our lives. Lay All Your Love on Me In Lay All Your Love on Me, audiences meet our happy couple, Sophie and Sky, for the first time. The pair share their feelings towards one another in this romantic duet, but Sophie’s concerned that Sky will treat her differently now her fathers are with her. Can Sky convince Sophie that she is the one? Super Trouper What better way to remember time gone by than with a Donna and the Dynamos reunion? See Donna, Rosie, and Tanya perform 'Super Trouper' for their little super trouper Sophie. They can’t believe she’s all grown up. And watch out for the outfits - you’ll never see bell bottoms and platform heels like them. Gimme! Gimme! Gimme! (A Man After Midnight) The MAMMA MIA! hen party doesn’t stay male-free for long. Sophie’s trio of fathers accidentally stumble on all the fun, but they’re not shooed away. Oh no. If they’re on the island and they’re in the room, they’re in the party.  The Name of the Game Sophie asks her father Bill to walk her down the aisle. Bill wants to check with Donna. Sophie tells Bill to keep quiet and Bill agrees. That’s the name of the game! The Stevie Wonder-inspired track was released in 1977 as the first single on their fifth album, ABBA: The Album. Voulez-Vous Act One of the MAMMA MIA! musical ends with this rousing number. Whether you’re sitting up close in the stalls of the Novello Theatre, or you’re on the back row of the upper circle, you’ll be dragged into the action. There’s plenty of family confusion as everyone asks 'Voulez-Vous?' In the end, Sophie runs away from the party. But where does she go? You’ll have to come back for Act Two to find out.