Mamma Mia is one of those shows that I've wanted to see for a very long time but never got round to it in my 27 years. Now I've seen it, I'm wishing I'd seen it a whole lot sooner because let me tell you - it is a seriously fun, feel-good masterpiece. And if you like white lycra and flares, you're in for a treat.
If you're an ABBA fan, no matter how big or small, you need to go and see this show. Whether you're partial to a night on the town, boogying in a club to 'Dancing Queen', or you're an 'I made a dance routine to every ABBA song ever when I was 12' sort, it'll satisfy the needs of everyone, and make you want to belt the tunes out at the top of your lungs.
Set on a beautiful Greek island, with a simple set that you won't pay much attention to thanks to the amazingly flamboyant costumes, and pitch-perfect singing, Mamma Mia is a story of love, friendship, and identity, with the ABBA songs you know and love cleverly interwoven throughout.
