Mamma Mia! Tickets

The Prince Of Wales Theatre London is one of seven theatres owned by Delfont Mackintosh, the company started by Sir Cameron Mackintosh and Lord Bernard Delfont.  Lord Delfont already owned the Prince Edward Theatre and The Prince of Wales and in 1990, Lord Delfont approached Mackintosh about acquiring these theatres as he felt that Mackintosh shared his passion about their future.  He agreed to the partnership upon the condition that there would be a commitment to major renovation and refurbishment of the theatres.  That was agreed and both theatres have been beautifully restored.

If you are visiting London and would like to see one of the many famous plays or musicals (or both) on offer, then the best London theatre guide to help you make your choice would be someone who has been there before and experienced it themselves first hand.  If you are good friends with the person and have a lot of the same interests then even better, they can give you an honest opinion about the show and will probably know if you would also like or dislike the overall performance.  Personally I am a fan of the big musicals with grand stage designs, lots of colour, extravagant consumes and of course a fabulously catchy sound track to go along with it.

China has received it's first ever Western musical translated into Mandarin with Mamma Mia playing in Shanghai's Grand Theatre before it transfers to Beijing and goes on two major tours of the country.

If you haven't already arranged your Mother's Day gift for this coming Sunday, 3rd April, then shame on you!   However all is not lost - why not snap up some tickets for the ultimate treat for her: a night on the town to see a top West End London show!   Theatre tickets make the perfect gift as it's not always something mum would buy for herself, but you know how much she deserves a touch of glamour and fun.  She can go with you, with dad, or a friend, but either way she'll have a thrilling night out.