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The Prince of Wales Theatre is located on Coventry Street, London.

Book Musical Mamma Mia Show at Prince of Wales Theatre Tickets London   +44 (0) 844 544 3830

ABBA?s musical magic Mamma Mia is an enthralling experience for all the theatre lovers. The mesmerizing show of Mamma Mia is the story of a young would-be-bride, Sophie and her single mother, Donna. The brilliant classic is wooing the audience to the rince of Wales Theatre from over a decade.

Magic of Catherine Johnson?s Mamma Mia is simply inescapable. Sophie is curious to know about the real identity of her father. She invites three men from her mother?s past and for her surprise they arrive at the eve of her wedding. Brilliant direction of Phyllida Lloyd is beautifully interwoven with the outstanding choreography by Antony Van Laast.

Enjoy some of the sensational musical numbers of Mamma Mia at Prince of Wales Theatre, such as Dancing Queen, Super Trouper, Take a Chance on Me and Mamma Mia. Prince of Wales has finely configured the sets of Mamma Mia and is a complete visual delight for all the viewers.

Year 1884 marked the foundation of a theatre on the site of Prince of Wales Theatre. C J Phipps was the architect of the original building. The old Prince Theatre was a three-tier auditorium featured Moorish style with white, cream and golden shades. Curtains and upholstery have strong earthy colors. Year 1937 marked the demolition of older theatre and giving way to the latest one.

For the house revue shows, architect Robert Cromie was commissioned specifically to construct the theater accordingly. Some of the major changes done are large stalls bar accompanied with dance floor.

During 50s, theater featured a lot of variety. But, with the showcasing of The World of Suzie Wong, things started changing, as it enjoyed some great innings. Some of the popular shows of Prince of Wales Theatre are Funny Girl, Sweet Charity, Promises, Aspects of Love and Mamma Mia!

The opulent Prince of Wales Theatre is finely equipped with some world class services, such as air conditioner and infra-red sound amplification. The theatre is positioned at the 31 Coventry Street at a nearby distance to Piccadilly Circus.

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The first theatre on the site opened in January 1884 when C.J. Phipps built the "Prince''s Theatre", and was renamed the "Prince of Wales Theatre" in 1886 after the future Edward VII.

After 50 years, the theatre''s 800 seats were deemed insufficient for productions of the day, and it was demolished. On June 17, 1937, Gracie Fields laid the foundation stone of the new theatre, designed by Robert Cromie, and opening on October 27 that year.

Refurbishment was carried out in 2004 to increase the seating capacity slightly to 1160 seats, and is now home to the ABBA musical Mamma Mia.

Principal Productions
It''s Magic (December 10, 1980 - February 6, 1982)
South Pacific (January 20, 1988 - January 14, 1989)
Aspects of Love (April 17, 1989 - June 20, 1992)
Copacabana (June 23, 1994 - September 9, 1996)
Smokey Joe''s Cafe (October 23, 1996 - October 3, 1998)
Fosse (February 8, 2000 - January 6, 2001)
Mamma Mia (June 9, 2004 - )

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Piccadilly Circus

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