Dear viewers,

We inform you that due to technical reasons, the venue for the musical "MAMMA MIA!" part of the XXIII Salon of Arts is changing. Instead of Hall 1 at NDK, the performances will take place at 

Sofia Opera and Ballet, with the dates and start time remaining unchanged - 

October 19 and 20 at 19:00.

All viewers who have purchased tickets for the performances should return them to the place where they were purchased - at the box offices of Sofia Opera and Ballet, the box offices of NDK, or through the Eventim networks.

The deadline for refunds is until October 31, 2026, inclusive.

New tickets for the performances will be available for purchase at the box office of Sofia Opera and Ballet, at 1 Vrabcha Street, from the website: www.operasofia.bg and at EasyPay box offices.

We apologize for the inconvenience and thank you for your understanding and trust!

We look forward to seeing you at the last two performances of Sofia Opera and Ballet to share the magic of "MAMMA MIA!" together.

For more information - information center: +359 2 800 6266;

+359 87 940 7643; sales@operasofia.bg

Sincerely,

The team of Sofia Opera and Ballet


The National Palace of Culture and Sofia Opera and Ballet present the last two performances of the musical "Mamma Mia!" in Hall 1 at NDK on October 19 and 20 as part of the autumn edition of the "Salon of Arts." The grand production has become a super hit and has enchanted over 60 million viewers worldwide.

The global hits "Money, Money, Money," "Voulez-Vous," "SOS," "Thank You for the Music" by the legendary group ABBA, created by Benny Andersson and Björn Ulvaeus, will delight the fans of the show.

“This is by no means a lemonade soap opera. The musical unfolds in a comically sad story. I turn all ABBA songs into a theater of situations and scenes, where the audience will not just stand like at a pop concert, but will participate in the action. It develops very dynamically with reflections that will prompt the viewers to think and empathize with the characters' story,” shares Plamen Kartalov.
The musical features Vessela Delcheva, Edellina Kaneva, Lyudmila Kozareva, Vladimir Mihailov, Alexander Georgiev, Nikolai Pavlov, Simeon Vladov, Vessela Yaneva, Silvana Pravcheva, Radoslav Vladimirov, Georgi Arsov, and others.
The conductor of the performance is Svetoslav Lazarov, and the choreography is by Riolina Topalova.