Mamma Mia!

T1493134518
Set on a Greek island, {Mamma Mia! centres on 20-year-old Sophie who, on the eve of her wedding, launches a quest to discover the identity of her father. After reading her single mother Donna's diary, she invites three men from her mum's past back to the island they all last visited 21 years ago.

Book by	Catherine Johnson
Music	Benny Andersson
Music	Bjorn Ulvaeus
Lyrics	Benny Andersson
Lyrics	Bjorn Ulvaeus

Archive :: production:T1493134518, musical:S0758428499, venue:V01209127723
Current production:Work

Performance

Venue	Brighton Centre
	Other spaces: Hewison Hall
Town	Brighton
County	East Sussex
From	16th August 2022
To	27th August 2022
What is currently on at Brighton Centre (V01209127723)

Reviews

No UKTW or User reviews available.

Company

Design	Mark Thompson
Lighting	Howard Harrison
Sound	Andrew Bruce
Sound	Bobby Aitken
Music	Martin Koch (musical supervision / additional material and arrangement)
Performer	Sara Poyzer (Donna Sheridan)
Performer	Nicky Swift (Rosie)
Performer	Helen Anker (Tanya)
Performer	Richard Standing (Sam Carmichael)
Performer	Phil Corbitt (Bill Austin)
Performer	Daniel Crowder (Harry Bright)
Performer	Jena Pandya (Sophie Sheridan)
Performer	Lucy May Barker (Sophie Sheridan - some dates)
Performer	Toby Miles (Sky)
Performer	Jasmine Shen (Ali)
Performer	Mariella Mazzilli (Lisa)
Performer	James Willoughby Moore (Pepper)
Performer	Corey Mitchell (Eddie)
Performer	Sarah Harlington (Alternate Donna Sheridan)
Performer	Taylor Bridges
Performer	Ambra Caserotti
Performer	Martin Dickinson
Performer	Billy Downes
Performer	Chloe Gentles
Performer	Rachel Ivy
Performer	Luke Jasztal
Performer	Matt Kennedy
Performer	Lewis Kidd
Performer	Robert Knight
Performer	Hollie Nelson
Performer	Natasha O'Brien
Performer	Phoebe Roberts
Performer	Blair Robertson
Performer	Kaine Ruddach
Performer	Amy Thiroff
Performer	Cameron Vear

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