Mamma Mia
MAMMA MIA! is a feel-good musical set on a sun-drenched Greek island, where love, friendship, family, and identity unfold to the timeless music of ABBA. On the eve of her wedding, Sophie Sheridan invites three men from her mother Donna’s past in hopes of discovering which one is her father. Their arrival brings old relationships, new revelations, and an unforgettable trip down the aisle.
The production is part of the show’s 25th Anniversary tour. It features the familiar story and songs that have made MAMMA MIA! a worldwide favorite for more than 25 years.
When: October 27–November 15, 2026
Venue: National Theatre
Run time: 2 hours and 35 minutes, including one intermission.
Age recommendation: Recommended for ages 6 and up.
Showtimes: The performance calendar lists additional dates and times, but the page does not provide the complete schedule in the supplied text.
Accessible performances: The October 31, 2026, 2:00 p.m. performance includes American Sign Language interpretation. The November 1, 2026, 2:00 p.m. performance includes audio description.
Tickets: Price not available.
Group tickets: Group-ticket inquiries are available through the production.
Cast: Jessica Crouch plays Donna Sheridan, and Juliette M. Ojeda plays Sophie Sheridan. Jalynn Steele plays Tanya, Kayla Ryan Walsh plays Rosie, Leland Burnett plays Bill Austin, Rob Hancock plays Harry Bright, Victor Wallace plays Sam Carmichael, and Grant Reynolds plays Sky.
Additional company: Steven Gagliano plays Eddie, is part of the ensemble, and understudies Sky. Maddie Garbaty plays Ali and is part of the ensemble. Lena Owens plays Lisa and is part of the ensemble. Dominic Young plays Pepper and is part of the ensemble. Sarah Agrusa is assistant dance captain, a swing, and understudy for Ali. Alessandra Antonelli is in the ensemble and understudies Sophie. Julia Charkales is a swing. Tony Clements is in the ensemble and understudies Sam, Harry, and Bill. Kate Cummings is in the ensemble and understudies Sophie.
Performers’ background: The company includes performers with Broadway, national-tour, regional-theater, television, film, and concert credits. Crouch’s credits include Pretty Woman: The Musical, We Will Rock You, Jersey Boys, SpongeBob, Hair, Legally Blonde, and Damn Yankees. Ojeda appeared in The Notebook: The Musical and on NBC’s The Voice. Steele previously performed in MAMMA MIA! on Broadway and has credits in The Lightning Thief, Sistas, Fosse, Rock of Ages, Joseph, and Mary Poppins.
Walsh is making her Broadway national-tour debut after studying Shakespeare at the Globe on a Fulbright Scholarship. Burnett’s credits include The Bridges of Madison County, Waitress, Beauty and the Beast, A Christmas Carol: The Musical, Beautiful, and Rock of Ages. Hancock previously toured as Sky in MAMMA MIA! and has appeared in Daddy Long Legs, Deadly Stages, and The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel. Wallace previously played Sam Carmichael on Broadway in MAMMA MIA! and has toured in The Phantom of the Opera and Les Misérables. Reynolds recently made his Broadway debut and has also appeared in Sweeney Todd and The Color Purple.
Gagliano has toured in Pretty Woman: The Musical and appeared in Funny Face and American Horror Story. Garbaty’s recent credits include All Shook Up, Something Rotten, and Footloose. Owens previously performed with MAMMA MIA! on Broadway. Young’s regional credits include Hairspray, American Idiot, and Jesus Christ Superstar. Agrusa has Broadway credits in MAMMA MIA!, while Antonelli has appeared in The Addams Family and Sister Act. Charkales has performed internationally, including with Sun Kim Dance Theatre at the Guggenheim. Clements has Broadway and regional credits and has worked on Disney on Classic, an annual symphony concert tour of Japan.