Take A Chance On ABBA MANIA…
…and you won’t be disappointed! The world’s number one touring ABBA tribute
concert returns to your very own Coral Springs Center for the Arts on Wednesday, February 13th!

ABBA MANIA formed in 1999 and the show has been selling out theatres and
concert halls internationally ever since. This show has toured the world in its
quest to bring the music of the Swedish ‘Supergroup’ to their millions of fans, old
and new!
ABBA MANIA has previously grossed over Aus $1 million at the box office in
Sydney, Australia. The show has ventured to France, Denmark, Belgium, Spain,
South Africa, New Zealand, Singapore, Australia and South Korea as well as
touring the UK extensively.
ABBA MANIA are currently touring the USA for the 8th time with 30 shows over
6 weeks including a prestigious date in the Smith Centre, Las Vegas.
It’s a very exciting time for all things ABBA as there is talk of an ABBA reunion
concert in 2018 and a sequel to the hit movie Mamma Mia.
Agnetha, Bjorn, Benny and Anni-Frid, collectively known as ABBA, dominated the
charts for nearly ten years and enjoyed nine UK number 1 hits. At their height
they became Sweden’s highest export earners, amazingly, outselling Volvo cars.
Sadly, in the early eighties, they decided to go their separate ways, but their
music lives on. ‘ABBA Gold’ was continuously in the Album Charts throughout the
nineties and is one of the biggest selling albums ever.
ABBA’s timeless songs were written to be enjoyed live and ABBA MANIA gives
you exactly that. Two hours of uplifting, dance inducing and sometimes
heart-breaking songs, fully live with fantastic staging, lighting and effects. The
show recreates ABBA’s sound not only perfectly, but respectfully too. ABBA
MANIA is not only for life long, die hard ABBA fans but the new generation of
fans, who never had the opportunity to see ‘ABBA’ live. Hits include ‘Dancing
Queen’, ‘Waterloo’, ‘Mamma Mia’, ‘The Winner Takes it All’, ‘Super
Trouper’, ‘Fernando’, ‘Take A Chance On Me’ and many more that continue
to fill dance floors worldwide.

“Beware of imitations…this is the real musical tribute!” -
Polly Graham, Sunday Mirror