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Mamma Mia
 

Mamma Mia takes audiences on a journey to a small Greek Island Taverna where a wedding is fast approaching. Always dreaming of the perfect wedding to her fiancé Sky, Sophie is determined to have her father walk her down the aisle. The only problem is Sophie has never met her Father so decides to invite all potential contenders to the wedding. As the story unravels over a two-day period, told through the legendary music of ABBA, we see love, lust, cheekiness, family, friendships and even a one-night-only performance from Donna and the Dynamos. Mamma Mia is full of excitement and energy, with a hint of drama and romance. A grand finale of ABBA crowd pleasers is sure to have audiences on their feet dancing.

Friday 6th March 2020 - 8pm

Saturday 7th March 2020 - 2pm & 8pm

Friday 13th March 2020 - 8pm

Saturday 14th March 2020 - 2pm & 8pm

Sunday 15th March 2020 - 2pm

Thursday 19th March 2020 - 8pm

Friday 20th March 2020 - 8pm

Saturday 21st March 2020 - 2pm & 8pm

 

Event details

Venue: Laycock Street Community Theatre
Bookings: gosofrdmusicalsociety.com
Start Date: Saturday 21 March 2020

 

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