MAMMA MIA! THE PARTY extends in London until June 2025

Photo credit: Grant Walker

Due to extraordinary demand, MAMMA MIA! THE PARTY is now booking until 15 June 2025 at The O2, London. 

Leading the current cast of London’s premier dining experience is British pop star Antony Costa, who plays the role of Nikos. The rest of the current cast in residence at Nikos Taverna includes Gemma Maclean (at certain performances) and Kimberly Powell (at certain performances) as Kate, Rosemary Annabella Nkrumah as Debbie, Molly Cleere as Konstantina, Jacob Dachtler as Adam, Oscar Balmaseda as Fernando, Sarah Drake as Nina, Dawn Spence as Grandma, Allie Ho Chee (at certain performances) and Rosie Rowlands (at certain performances) as Bella Emmanuel Alba as Carlos/Swing, Claudia Bradley as Loretta/Swing, Deschenes Graham as Joyce/Swing, Robban Hogstrom as Robin/Swing, Adam Redford as Ruben/Swing and Lucy-Anne Stacey as Sue/Swing. The musicians are John Donovan, Luke Higgins, Kathryn Tindall, Steve Rushton and Luke Roberts. 

MAMMA MIA! THE PARTY is a unique and magical experience, bringing ABBA’s hits to life more vividly than ever before. Over the course of four glittering hours, guests can immerse themselves in a spectacular musical extravaganza, a set four-course Greek feast and an ABBA disco, all in one unforgettable evening of dancing, dining and singing! 

MAMMA MIA! THE PARTY has music and lyrics by Benny Andersson and Björn Ulvaeus (some songs with Stig Anderson), and a story by Calle Norlén, Roine Söderlundh and Björn Ulvaeus, with the English book by writer, comedian and broadcaster Sandi Toksvig. 

The London version of MAMMA MIA! THE PARTY, which originally opened in Stockholm in January 2016, is co-directed and choreographed by Stacey Haynes and Roine Söderlundh, with set design by Bengt Fröderberg, lighting by Patrick Woodroffe, sound by Gareth Owen, costumes by Annsofi Nyberg, music supervision by Robin Svensson, and casting by David Grindrod CDG for Grindrod Burton Casting. 

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