Mamma Mia!: The Original Hit ABBA Musical at the Pantages
Pantages Theatre (6233 Hollywood Blvd. Hollywood, CA 90028)
- Full Price:
- $80.00
- Our Price:
- $45.50 - $57.00*
* Additional fees apply.
All offers for Mamma Mia have expired.
The last date listed for Mamma Mia was Friday April 6, 2012 / 8:00pm.
Currently at Pantages Theatre:
Priscilla Queen of the Desert: Outrageously Fun Musical at the Pantages
- Full Price:
- $81.00 - $125.00
- Our Price:
- $45.00 - $125.00
Priscilla Queen of the Desert is coming to the Pantages. This fun-filled musical based on the cult favorite film follows three friends as they embark on the road trip of a lifetime. Drag queen Mitzi has a lead on a job (and a chance to meet his son) so he grabs his fellow drag queen Felicia and his old friend Bernadette -- a recently widowed transgender woman -- and the unlikely trio hop aboard a battered old bus for a trip through the Australian outback. They end up on a life-changing, music-filled adventure to find love, friendship and acceptance. Winner of the 2011 Tony Award for Best Costume Design, this hilarious and heartwarming show features more than 500 dazzling costumes as well as a virtual hit parade of dance favorites, including "It's Raining Men," "I Love the Nightlife" and "I Will Survive." Learn More
Goldstar Member Tips
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The outfits ranged from a little over casual to suits with some more hipster attire in between
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Did not partake, but there were concession stands.
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Sunshine parking is the cheapest and most convenient (right across the street).
106 Goldstar Member Reviews
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Written on Jun 15 2012A great way to spend the evening. Music was awesome as were the performers. The seats we had were also nicely located. There is no place like Hollywood.
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Written on May 15 2012Mama Mia! was a great musical! However, the tickets that we received from the Pantages were pretty crappy. We were seated in the very far back of the Mezzanine. It looked as though the Pantages was filling the theatre from the back row to the front. After the first act, I asked an usher if my friend and I could move to one of the MANY empty seats in front of us, he referred me to a manager, who told me that I could move to even worse seats on the left side of the house! When I asked about the seats directly in front of me, the manager said that he couldn't let us sit in those seats because so many other people have asked for the same and he denied them, the next thing I know, a different group of females were allowed to move from their seats on the right side of the house to the seats directly in front of my friend and I. Though the show was great, the service and the seats that we received from the Pantages could be considered horrendous.
Dawn Gerardo
Written on Apr 15 2012LOVED IT!! LOVE IT!! LOVE IT!!!
shayne
Written on Apr 14 2012My 10 yr. old daughter and I really liked the show. The band was a little loud and difficult at times to hear the singers lyrics clearly. Overall, we enjoyed the night and loved our seats too! It was a great night.
More Information About Mamma Mia
Website
http://www.broadwayla.org/production/show.info.asp?ID=61
Quotes & Highlights
- Be sure to watch for Pantages' announcement of their “Most Amazing Season” for 2012-2013, including the smash hit The Book of Mormon.
Description
The Pantages Theatre is celebrating 35 years of presenting memorable Broadway shows, and this week only, Goldstar members have exclusive access to some amazing anniversary deals on the latest hits.
The first Broadway show to play Hollywood’s famed Pantages was Bubbling Brown Sugar. The show opened on Tuesday, February 15, 1977.
Some of the highlights of the last 35 years at the Pantages include:
On September 13, 1983, Yul Brynner gave his 4000th live stage performance as the King of Siam in Rodgers & Hammerstein’s classic musical, The King and I on the stage of the Pantages Theatre. The night had additional poignancy, since Mr. Brynner had received the Academy Award for his film portrayal of the same role on that same Pantages stage 2 decades earlier.
The L.A. premiere of La Cage Aux Folles, starring Gene Barry, had a long run in 1984-85. It became the longest running Pantages show and broke a number of L.A. box office records.
In late 1999, the Pantages began work on a complete renovation. When the doors re-opened to the public in September 2000, every visible square inch of the theatre had been transformed, and audiences were wowed to see the historic venue returned to the glamour and beauty that it had when it opened its doors on June 4, 1930.
Disney’s The Lion King was the first show to play the newly-renovated Pantages, and it went on to run for over two years, breaking all previous attendance records. It remains the longest-running show in Pantages history.
For most of 2003, Jason Alexander and Martin Short headlined the musical smash, The Producers - The New Mel Brooks Musical.
After having its L.A. premiere at the Pantages in 2005 for a limited six-week run, Wicked returned in February 2007 and stayed for two years, again breaking every standing box office record.