Mamma Mia! The Party: Peter Andre returns to The O2 for 20 performances in 2027

Peter Andre is heading back to Skopelos. The pop star returns as Nikos, the warm hearted taverna owner, in Mamma Mia! The Party at The O2 for a limited run from 10 January to 18 March 2027, after first playing the role earlier this year.

He will appear at selected performances only, 20 in total, so if you want to catch him at the taverna it pays to pick your date with care. Here is every one of his performances, exactly as announced by the production.

When can I see Peter Andre?

January 2027

• Sunday 10th January (matinee and evening)
• Thursday 14th January
• Friday 15th January
• Thursday 21st January
• Sunday 24th January (matinee and evening)
• Thursday 28th January
• Sunday 31st January (matinee and evening)

February 2027

• Thursday 4th February
• Thursday 11th February
• Friday 12th February
• Wednesday 24th February
• Thursday 25th February

March 2027

• Thursday 4th March
• Friday 5th March
• Thursday 11th March
• Wednesday 17th March
• Thursday 18th March

The three Sunday dates in January each include both the matinee and the evening performance, which is how 17 dates add up to 20 shows.

What has Peter Andre said about returning?

Andre, who topped the charts in the 1990s with Mysterious Girl and Flava, is delighted to be back. "I'm back! I'm thrilled to be returning to Mamma Mia! The Party at The O2 in London in 2027," he said. "Being part of the production earlier this year was an incredible experience, and from the moment I stepped into Nikos Taverna, I felt a real connection to the character and the show."

He added: "The energy, the music, the atmosphere and, of course, the amazing Greek food make Mamma Mia! The Party a unique night out. I can't wait to share the magic with you all once again. See you there!"

Who else is in the cast?

Andre joins a London cast led by X Factor winner Sam Bailey, who continues as Debbie until April 2027. Dawn Spence plays Grandma, Andy Rose is Host and Fernando, Inês Fernandez plays Konstantina and AJ Bentley plays Adam. The role of Kate is shared by Marianne Benedict and Kimberly Powell, while Elena Gibson and Allie Ho Chee share Bella at certain performances. The current cast is scheduled to remain until May 2027.

What is the evening like?

As the sun sets over the Greek island of Skopelos, guests take their seats at Nikos' family run taverna for a four course Greek feast, served as sharing platters. Around the tables, a warm and funny romantic tale unfolds to ABBA hits including Mamma Mia, Dancing Queen and Waterloo, before the evening ends with an ABBA disco.

The music and lyrics are by Benny Andersson and Björn Ulvaeus, with some songs also credited to Stig Anderson. The story is by Calle Norlén, Roine Söderlundh and Ulvaeus, with an English book by Sandi Toksvig, and the production is directed and choreographed by Stacey Haynes and Roine Söderlundh. Guests must be aged five or over.

Since opening at The O2 in August 2019, the London production has welcomed more than 800,000 guests from 110 countries across nearly 2,000 performances.

How long is the London run booking?

The O2 production is now booking to 28 November 2027, with more than 120,000 tickets on sale, leaving plenty of time to plan a visit beyond Andre's run.

Is the show opening anywhere else?

Yes. An Australian premiere opens in Sydney in March 2027 at the Sydney Event Centre at The Star, produced with TEG Dainty, joining the productions in London and Stockholm, where the show first opened in January 2016. Presale tickets in Australia open on 9 November, with general sale from 12 November 2026.

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Look back at the night the show opened at The O2, or browse our guide to ABBA in London. To join Nikos and friends in Skopelos, book Mamma Mia! The Party tickets now.

Header image: Peter Andre as Nikos at The O2. Photo: Grant Walker.