Mamma Mia
MAMMA MIA! is a feel-good musical set on a sunlit Greek island, where a mother, her daughter, and three possible fathers are brought together just before a wedding. As Sophie searches for the father she has never known, three men from Donna’s past return to the island, leading to a story of love, friendship, family, and identity told through ABBA’s enduring songs. The production marks more than 25 years of audiences embracing its characters, story, and music.
When: October 27–November 15, 2026
Venue: National Theatre
Run time: 2 hours and 35 minutes, including one intermission
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Ages: Recommended for ages 6 and up
Tickets: Price not available
Group tickets: Group ticket inquiries are available through the production.
Lineup: Jessica Crouch plays Donna Sheridan, and Juliette M. Ojeda plays Sophie Sheridan. The principal cast also includes Jalynn Steele as Tanya, Kayla Ryan Walsh as Rosie, Leland Burnett as Bill Austin, Rob Hancock as Harry Bright, Victor Wallace as Sam Carmichael, and Grant Reynolds as Sky.
The company additionally features Steven Gagliano as Eddie, Ensemble, and an understudy for Sky; Maddie Garbaty as Ali and Ensemble; Lena Owens as Lisa and Ensemble; Dominic Young as Pepper and Ensemble; Sarah Agrusa as assistant dance captain, swing, and understudy for Ali; Alessandra Antonelli as Ensemble and understudy for Sophie; Julia Charkales as Swing; Tony Clements as Ensemble and understudy for Sam, Harry, and Bill; Kate Cummings as Ensemble and understudy for Sophie; and Jordan De Leon as Ensemble and understudy for Pepper.
The cast’s previous credits include Broadway and touring productions of MAMMA MIA!, Pretty Woman: The Musical, The Notebook: The Musical, The Lightning Thief, The Phantom of the Opera, Les Misérables, Waitress, Beauty and the Beast, RENT, All Shook Up, Something Rotten!, Footloose, and other theater, television, film, and regional productions. Several performers are making national tour or principal tour debuts, while others have previously appeared in Broadway, Las Vegas, international touring, and earlier MAMMA MIA! productions.
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