
Royals Dance to ABBA at Mamma Mia! Fundraiser
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Swedens King Carl XVI Gustaf and Queen Silvia celebrated her 50th anniversary as queen with a lively ABBA-themed performance at Mamma Mia! The Party. The royals, joined by family, danced and laughed, raising funds for Queen Silvias World Childhood Foundation. The event, part of an immersive dinner theater, has drawn over 700,000 visitors since its London debut in 2019. The night culminated with the royals presenting the Royal Order of Vasa to ABBA members, showcasing their enduring love for the iconic Swedish band.
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Entertainment & Celebrity News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Royals Dance to ABBA at Mamma Mia! Fundraiser. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
It's March 21st. Here's what's happening in Entertainment. Sweden's King Carl the 16th Gustaf in Queen Sylvia lit up the stage at Amama Mia. The party performance in Stockholm, the 82-year-old Queen and her 79-year-old husband danced together to Abbotunes during the four-hour show on Thursday March 19th. The event raised funds for Queen Sylvia's World Childhood Foundation and celebrated her 50 years as Queen. She dressed in a bright pink blazer, red trousers, and ballet flats, twirling with a feather bow while the couple laughed and embraced. Family joined in the fun, including their daughter, Princess Madeline with her husband, the King's sister, Princess Christina, and her husband Plus. Denmark's Princess Benedique and her daughter. Princess Madeline called it an unforgettable night supporting her mother's charity work. This immersive dinner feeder takes guests to a Greek island to Verna, with a four-course meal, live music, and an avid disco afterward.
Since opening in London in 2019, it has drawn over 700,000 visitors across more than 1,500 shows. The royals, apophand, and runs deep. They awarded all four original members, Sweden's Royal Order of Vasa just this year, capping off a joyful evening of, music, and giving back.
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