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Is Mamma Mia based on a true event or a book?
a book
How many performances did Mamma Mia have on Broadway?
The musical Mamma Mia had 5,773 performances during its original Broadway run from 2001 to 2015.
Did it win any Tony Awards?
The show was nominated for five Tony Awards and a Grammy, but it didn't win any of them.
How many countries has Mamma Mia performed in?
6 continents and over 60 countries
Who wrote Mamma Mia?
It was written by Catherine Johnson and directed by Phyllida Lloyd.
Where did Mamma Mia come from/how was it written/produced?
Mamma Mia is based on the songs of ABBA, a Swedish pop/dance group. Catherine Johnson wrote the book and took on Phyllida Lloyd as the director of the original London production.
Has there been any other versions? If so when, who, awards, etc.?
Yes, the musical "Mamma Mia!" has several versions, including a film adaptation, a sequel film, and a Chinese-language version.
How was Mamma Mia successful?
The Musical is the longest-running jukebox musical on Broadway and the highest-grossing musical film worldwide.
Which band composed and sang the music for Mamma Mia?
ABBA
Has it toured (US or world), and where?
It toured both the US and the world. In the world it was toured in the UK
Why was Mamma Mia nominated for a Grammy?
It was nominated for the Best Musical Show Album.
Where does Mamma Mia take place?
Greece
Who wrote the music for Mamma Mia?
ABBA sang the music for Mamma Mia, but Jörn Ulvaeus and Benny Andersson composed the music and lyrics.
Has it been to ATL, or is it coming in the next year
Yes, Mamma Mia has been to Atlanta.
What award did the Mamma Mia movie win in 2008?
MTV Movie Award for the Best Musical Moment.
What color overalls does Donna wear in Mamma Mia?
Blue
When did Mamma Mia open on Broadway?
Mamma Mia opened on Broadway at the Winter Garden Theatre on October 18, 2001.
How many countries has Mamma Mia preformed in?
50 countries
What award did Mamma Mia win for being one of the most popular stage shows?
Oliver Audience Award
Where did Mamma Mia first premiere?
London