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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 to try and find out the truth. Mamma Mia! website.Performers Helen Hobson (Donna Sheridan), Gillian Hardie (Rosie), Emma Clifford (Tanya), Alex Bourne (Sam Carmichael), Jamie Hogarth (Harry Bright), Christopher Hollis (Bill Austin), Lucy May Barker (Sophie Sheridan), Phillip Ryan (Sky), Fia Houston-Hamilton (Ali), Blaise Colangelo (Lisa), Louis Stockil (Pepper), Brad Veitch (Eddie), Erica Jayne Alden, Peter Saul Blewdon, Aine Curran, Chris Durtnal, Gillian Ford, Tilly Ford, Ian Gareth-Jones, Morgan Jackson, Rory Maguire, Kay Milbourne, Hollie Nelson, Charlotte O'Rourke, Ellie Rutherford, Rebecca Seale, Oliver Tester, Kyle Wardlaw, Jamie Wilkin, James Wolstenholme..
Book by Catherine Johnson. Producer Judy Craymer. Producer Richard East. Producer Bjorn Ulvaeus (for Littlestar in association with Universal Stage Entertainment and NGM). Design Mark Thompson. Lighting Howard Harrison. Sound Andrew Bruce. Sound Bobby Aitken. Music Martin Koch (musical supervision/additional material/arrangements).
Mamma Mia!
Mamma Mia! (Musical) production archive for QTIX code T25243943. Details of all Mamma Mia! archived productions can be found under the QTIX code: S0758428499Archive Listings
| 27 Feb 18 to 17 Mar 18 | Sheffield Theatres Sheffield South Yorkshire |
| 6 Feb 18 to 24 Feb 18 | Grand Theatre Wolverhampton West Midlands |
| 23 Jan 18 to 3 Feb 18 | Royal & Derngate Northampton Northamptonshire |
| 9 Jan 18 to 14 Jan 18 | Venue Cymru (formerly - North Wales Theatre) Llandudno Gwynedd |
| 5 Dec 17 to 30 Dec 17 | Theatre Royal Glasgow Glasgow |
| 14 Nov 17 to 25 Nov 17 | New Theatre Oxford Oxfordshire |
| 17 Oct 17 to 11 Nov 17 | Empire Theatre Sunderland Tyne and Wear |
| 19 Sep 17 to 14 Oct 17 | His Majesty's Theatre Aberdeen Aberdeen |
| 15 Aug 17 to 3 Sep 17 | Brighton Centre Brighton East Sussex |
| 1 Aug 17 to 12 Aug 17 | Bournemouth International Centre (BIC) Bournemouth Dorset |
| 11 Jul 17 to 29 Jul 17 | Marlowe Theatre Canterbury Kent |
| 30 May 17 to 8 Jul 17 | Grand Theatre and Opera House Leeds West Yorkshire |
| 2 May 17 to 20 May 17 | Milton Keynes Theatre Milton Keynes Buckinghamshire |
| 18 Apr 17 to 29 Apr 17 | Regent Theatre Stoke-on-Trent Staffordshire |
| 28 Mar 17 to 15 Apr 17 | Theatre Royal Newcastle upon Tyne Tyne and Wear |
| 28 Feb 17 to 25 Mar 17 | Theatre Royal Norwich Norfolk |
| 17 Jan 17 to 25 Feb 17 | Theatre Royal Plymouth Devon |
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