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Mamma Mia!

Adopting the name from ABBA's 1975 Chart-topper, Mamma Mia the Musical has taken by storm not only the middle-aged fans of the internationally famous pop-group from the '70's but the younger, ipod-toting crowd as well. Based on the book by British playwright Catherine Johnson, the original London production opened on 23 March 1999 and became hugely successful.

Mamma Mia the Musical belongs to the category of juke-box musical, having been inspired by the songs of Swedish pop/dance group ABBA - one of the most popular groups of all times. Active from'72 - '82, ABBA broke all kinds of musical records in Europe as well as the rest of the world. The story uses the songs as the proverbial dots that join to form the whole picture. The songs, over twenty ABBA classics, fit into the purely fictional story of Sophie, a young girl who lives with her hippie mother on a Greek island. On the eve of her marriage to Sky, a young man who lives on the island, she decides to discover the secret of who her real father is - a comic drama ensues - with plenty of hilarious choreographic moments.

The seventies wardrobe is impressive, and, at times, extraordinarily funny. The sequined tops, the flappers with all the bells and whistles and the humungous, colorful platform shoes create a comic, yet exciting mood which is reminiscent of the excessively uninhibited attitude of the flamboyant seventies. ABBA's popularity carried well into the eighties after which there was a gap in their creative output. Thanks to the musical, ABBA's well-deserved clout in the music scene has been reclaimed. ABBA's music is here to stay. Mamma Mia brings back memories for some, and for others, it recreates an era with a charm all its own. What scene could replace characters wearing frosted peach and all-synthetic trousers with golden trim as they sing "Voulez-Vous"!

Composed by ABBA's own Benny Andersson and Bjorn Ulvaeus - the musical includes the best of the Swedish group like "Super Trouper," "Chiquitita," and "Dancing Queen." The original Broadway production opened on 5th October 2001 and was directed by Phyllida Lloyd and choreographed by Anthony van Laast. Mamma Mia the Musical has been such a success that it became an Oscar-winning movie in 2008, starring Meryl Streep, Pierce Brosnan and other mega stars.

In 2000, Mamma Mia the Musical was nominated for various categories in the Lawrence Olivier Award and won for Best Supporting Performance. In 2002, the musical was nominated for multiple Tony Awards. It won the Drama Desk Award in two categories. In 2002, Mamma Mia the Musical was also nominated for the Theatre World Award. In the spring of 2005, Mamma Mia the Musical surpassed the original Broadway runs of The Sound of Music, The King and I and Damn Yankees with its 1500 performances, soon becoming the 16th longest running musical of all time. In early 2008, Mamma Mia the Musical became the longest daily running show in the history of Russian theatre.

The musical has been performed in multiple world-languages and has spawned productions around the world including Danish, Finnish, Norwegian, Swedish, Belgian, Dutch, British, Irish, French, Monégasque, Austrian, German, Swiss, Portuguese, Spanish, Italian, Czech, Estonian, Hungarian, Latvian, Lithuanian, Slovak, Greek, Canadian, American, Mexican, Russian, Israeli, Lebanese, Qatari, Turkish, Emirati, Chinese, Hong Konger, South Korean, Taiwanese, Japanese, Singaporean, South African, Australian, and New Zealander productions.

True to the highest standards of modern theater, this spunky show promises all the delights of sight and sound that theatergoers seek on an evening at the theater. The songs don't leave you even when you leave the theater - songs like "Money, Money, Money," "Mamma Mia," Lay All Your Love on Me," "The Winner Takes it All" and "Take a Chance on Me" follow you around and become endearing tokens of the whole experience of Mama Mia the Musical.

The story of Mamma Mia is contrived mainly to showcase ABBA's famous music. While the plot works well to this purpose, Mamma Mia the Musical is more music than play. It is a two-hour and thirty-minute musical treat. You'll find it hard to resist singing along and tapping your feet to ABBA's one of a kind music! "You can dance/ you can jive/ having the time of your life!" The bright period-costumes, vivacious choreography and nostalgic song numbers have made Mamma Mia the Musical a smash hit since 1999, a decade to date. Mamma Mia still has critics and audiences raving about it. "Mamma Mia/ Here I go again/ My, my, how can I resist you?" Don't miss this terrific show! You'll relish every single song and take home exciting memories of ABBA's music come alive on stage!