Mamma Mia in Los Angeles 2026
Mamma Mia brings the magic of ABBA to life in Los Angeles, CA! This iconic musical will set the stage ablaze at the Ahmanson Theatre from Jun 23 – Jul 19, 2026, as part of its North American tour. Discover why this award-winning production is a fan-favorite hit. Don’t miss out—buy your Mamma Mia tickets today!
Mamma Mia Los Angeles Tickets
| Date | Price | Tickets |
| Saturday Jul 18, 2026 02:00 PM |
Mamma Mia from $74.70 |
Tickets |
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Cast in Los Angeles
The 25th Anniversary North American Tour of “Mamma Mia!” features a vibrant and talented cast bringing the iconic characters to life:
- Christine Sherrill as Donna Sheridan
- Amy Weaver as Sophie Sheridan
- Jalynn Steele as Tanya
- Carly Sakolove as Rosie
- Victor Wallace as Sam Carmichael
- Jim Newman as Bill Austin
- Rob Marnell as Harry Bright
- Grant Reynolds as Sky
- Haley Wright as Ali
- Lena Owens as Lisa
- Justin Sudderth as Pepper
- Ethan Van Slyke as Eddie
The Venue: Ahmanson Theatre
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Frequently Asked Questions
1. When and where is Mamma Mia! playing in Los Angeles?
The show runs at the Ahmanson Theatre in Los Angeles from June 23 through July 19, 2026. Expect evening performances, with occasional matinees on weekends.
2. What’s the plot of Mamma Mia!?
The story follows Sophie on a sun-soaked Greek island as she slyly invites three men who each could be her father to her wedding. Her mother Donna gets a surprise reunion as past romances resurface, all tied together with laughter, love, and ABBA’s timeless melodies.
3. How long is the show and is there an intermission?
The performance lasts about two hours and 35 minutes and includes one intermission to stretch, refresh, or chat before Act II resumes.
4. Which ABBA songs are featured?
The show features 22 ABBA classics, including Dancing Queen, Waterloo, The Winner Takes It All, Take a Chance on Me, Super Trouper, and Slipping Through My Fingers—all woven into the action to highlight key emotional moments.
5. Has Mamma Mia! won any awards?
The original West End version won the Laurence Olivier Award, and the Broadway run received Tony and Grammy nominations. The current tour also won the Touring Broadway Award for Best Musical Score—cementing its place as a top jukebox musical.
6. Who are the main characters?
Main roles include Donna (the mother), Sophie (the bride), her fiancé Sky, the three possible dads—Sam, Bill, and Harry—and Donna’s fun-loving friends Tanya and Rosie.
7. What age is the show appropriate for?
The production is family-friendly and best enjoyed by ages 6 and up. While younger kids may find parts a bit long, the engaging music and humor generally hold their attention.
8. How much do tickets cost?
Face-value ticket packages start around USD 155 for standard seats, with premium options costing more. Resale listings often begin near USD 155 but can vary based on seat location and demand.
9. Is the show likely to sell out?
Yes—this 25th anniversary tour is very popular, and performances at the Ahmanson often book quickly. Securing tickets early gives you the best choice of seats.
10. How can I score cheaper tickets?
Here’s how to save:
- Sign up for presale alerts via Center Theatre Group and Broadway in L.A.
- Compare resale platforms like SeatGeek, Vivid Seats, and AXS for varying fees.
- Choose side or rear orchestra seats—they often offer great views at lower prices.
- Set price-drop alerts and monitor listings 1–3 days before the show—sellers often reduce prices then.
- Consider weekday shows, which are usually cheaper than weekend performances.
11. Is parking and venue access convenient?
Ahmanson Theatre offers nearby paid parking and easy ride-share drop-off. The venue is wheelchair-accessible and provides companion seating—these options tend to book fast, so reserve early.
12. Are there any theater or health policies?
Standard theater protocols apply, including potential clear-bag rules and security screenings. If any specific health or safety measures are active during the run, they’ll be announced by the venue closer to showtime.