Mamma Mia in Ottawa 2026

Mamma Mia

Mamma Mia bursts onto the stage in Ottawa, ON, promising a thrilling spectacle from July 28 – August 2, 2026. This National Tour of the iconic Broadway musical, featuring ABBA’s unforgettable hits, is set to captivate fans across the city. Don’t miss your chance to discover this award-winning production at the National Arts Centre. Buy your Mamma Mia tickets today!

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Cast in Ottawa

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: National Arts Centre

National Arts Centre Seating Chart

National Arts Centre: Southam Hall Seating Chart

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Frequently Asked Questions

1. When and where is Mamma Mia! playing in Ottawa?

The show runs July 28 through August 2, 2026 at Southam Hall in the National Arts Centre, with evening performances and weekend matinees.

2. What’s the plot of Mamma Mia!?

The story takes place on a beautiful Greek island. Sophie invites three men she suspects might be her father to her wedding—even though her mom, Donna, doesn’t know. The result is a fun, emotional reunion set entirely to ABBA’s beloved music, full of laughs, surprises, and heartfelt moments.

3. How long is the show and is there an intermission?

The performance runs around two hours and 35 minutes and includes one intermission so you can stretch or grab a refreshment.

4. Which ABBA songs are featured?

You’ll hear 22 classic ABBA songs such as Dancing Queen, Waterloo, The Winner Takes It All, Take a Chance on Me, Super Trouper, and Slipping Through My Fingers—all woven into the narrative to highlight key emotional moments.

5. What awards has Mamma Mia! received?

The original West End production won a Laurence Olivier Award and the Broadway run earned Tony and Grammy nominations. The touring production also won the Touring Broadway Award for Best Musical Score.

6. Who are the main characters?

Key roles include Donna (Sophie’s mother), Sophie (the bride), her fiancé Sky, three possible dads—Sam, Bill, Harry—plus Donna’s best friends, Tanya and Rosie (the Dynamos).

7. What age is the show suitable for?

The show is family-friendly and best for ages 6 and up. Even younger kids enjoy the music, though older children and teens typically connect with the story more.

8. How much do tickets cost?

Face-value ticket packages via Broadway in Ottawa are priced around CAD 90 for standard seats. Once single-tickets go on sale, resale prices may range from CAD 90 to CAD 200+, depending on seat location and demand.

9. Is the show likely to sell out?

Yes—this is a popular 25th anniversary tour in a limited run. Southam Hall doesn’t seat large crowds, so evening and weekend shows often fill quickly.

10. How can I get cheaper tickets?

Save by signing up early for Broadway in Ottawa presales. Compare resale sites like SeatGeek, AXS, Vivid Seats, and TickPick—fees vary. Opt for side or rear orchestra seats, set price alerts, and check for last-minute deals 1–3 days before showtime.

11. Is parking and venue access convenient?

The National Arts Centre has nearby paid parking and easy ride-share drop-off. Southam Hall is wheelchair accessible and offers companion seating—book these early to ensure availability.

12. Are there any theater policies or health protocols?

Standard theater policies apply, including clear-bag rules and possible security screening. Any health or safety measures in place at showtime will be shared by the venue closer to your performance.

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