Mamma Mia Tickets - Novello Theatre

How Can I Book Cheap Mamma Mia Tickets?

Due to the feel-good nature of the show and the much-loved singalong ABBA songs, tickets for Mamma Mia will generally be in great demand at weekends and during school holidays, so it is best to avoid these if possible when searching for bargains. There is value for Monday - Thursday performances in all seat categories with stalls and dress circle seats, especially for certain days during the dark winter months.

Are There Any Seats For Mamma Mia That Should Be Avoided?

There are four tiers of seating in the Novello Theatre, and the difference in the price bands prices shows that not every seat should be considered as 'good value!' There are some seats marked as 'restricted view' in the upper circle and balcony that can sometimes sell for as little as £15 - and there is a reason for that! Be sure to check the difference in price between these seats and those situated all around them as it will offer an indication as to how bad those restrictions are. It is advisable to remember that cheap is not always a 'bargain' so always check the seating plan first!

Where In The Theatre Are The Best Value Tickets For Mamma Mia?

This will be a matter of personal taste to whether it is more natural for you to sit in the stalls looking directly at the stage - where the best value financially will usually be found slightly to the sides or the rear of the theatre, or whether you prefer to look down from an elevated position in the dress circle - where value is usually found from the rear of row H. Buying Mamma Mia tickets in these sections for midweek performances outside school holidays can produce substantial savings - and there is nothing at all wrong with the view.

Is It Possible To Find Discount Mamma Mia Tickets Online?

The short answer to this question is yes. It will depend on how busy the West End is on that particular day, so you should check online for discount tickets to Mamma Mia regularly to get the best deals. Good times to see this show from a financial point of view are usually directly following both the Autumn and February half-term holidays when people are either saving up for Christmas or still trying to pay for it!

Is It Best To Book Last-minute Mamma Mia Tickets Or Should I Book In Advance?

This is not an easy question to answer. It depends on availability for that particular week, as, although not an exact science, producers of West End shows tend to add discounts about a week in advance. Also, by definition, the later you leave it, the less ticket stock there will be to choose from! If you are booking to see the show at peak times such as weekends or school holidays, it is advisable to book in advance to secure the best seats as it is unlikely that ticket prices will go down for these performances. If you are looking for off-peak performances, then buying last-minute tickets on the day can provide savings if you look for them.

Who Wrote Mamma Mia The Musical?

Mamma Mia is possibly the world's most popular 'jukebox musical'. The show was written and brought to the stage by Catherine Johnson, who has cleverly woven the most popular and best-loved songs from Swedish supergroup ABBA into a feelgood storyline set on a sun-soaked Greek island paradise. All of the songs in the show were written by Benny Andersson and Bjorn Ulvaeus.

How Long Has Mamma Mia Been Playing In London?

The show received its world premiere in London on April 6th, 1999, at the Prince Edward Theatre, where it showcased until moving to the Prince Of Wales Theatre in 2004. From 2012 onwards Mamma Mia has been the resident show at the Novello Theatre in Covent Garden.

Is There A Dress Code To Watch Mamma Mia?

There is no dress code to watch Mamma Mia however patrons are advised to dress appropriately to be comfortable in the theatre.

Was Mamma Mia A Musical Before It Was A Movie?

Yes. The stage version of the musical first opened in London in 1999 and pre-dates the 2008 movie starring Meryl Streep, Colin Firth, and Pierce Brosnan.

How Many People Have Seen Mamma Mia Worldwide?

Mamma Mia The Musical has grossed over $2 billion worldwide and been seen by over 50 million people, with productions having been performed in an incredible 325 different cities around the world including New York, Melbourne, Barcelona, Tokyo, Moscow, Stockholm, and was also the first Mandarin language production ever of a Western musical when it opened in Shanghai in 2011.