Mamma Mia - Palos Verdes Performing Arts Conservatory (2021)

[@SophiaThereseDivinagracia]

THE FACT THAT YOU ARE THE ONLY THING YOU CAN SAY TO HIM IS TRUE BUT THE ONLY WAY TO BE THE BEST THING TO MAKE HIS DAY

[@hayleyvega5876]

The girl who played Tanya is so talented (like all the other cast members!) and gives off such Lana del Rey vibes, she's so entertaining and fun to watch.

[@verazurndorfer7817]

This was a wonderful show and it felt so good to get out and be with people again!

[@alexandraalexfischer]

I wish when I was in high school we did mamma Mia I would loved to even be in the ensemble where I usher in my state just got done doing it again for a second time around we had it one other time but everyone including ushers loved it so much they brought it back this season ( 2022 ) I had a chance to see it on broadway to my favorite I have high functioning autism as a usher it’s so cool to hear and feel the audience reactions to shows like this and be a part of it as well

[@josamiraduarte978]

Maravilhoso

[@SophiaThereseDivinagracia]

KUYA JO WILL YOU MERRY ME

[@paulwebbiweb]

So, Sam has a British accent - fair enough. That's unusual in American productions of this. Bill says he was born in the US, as he normally does in American productions (he's Australian in the British original) and Harry - the one person whose nationality is speciifcally and strongly emphasised, i.e. British - has an American accent and makes not the slightest effort at a British one. (He even pronounces his own name as "Hairy"! Couldn't Sam have coached him?)

[@missdonutaltaccount1380]

Is this a high school production or musical theatre school production, like an acting school/college production.

[@randyscott9184]

Sophia

[@davidc5191]

It's hilarious seeing these kids playing the adult roles in this show, as opposed to the geriatrics in the movie version.

[@kadinpearse5826]

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