What is Dancing Abba
Dancing Abba is a tribute show to the Swedish group ABBA, combining live music, choreography, and audiovisual technology. According to La Rambleta, the production includes 24 songs in their original versions—such as Mamma Mia, Money, Money, Money, Voulez-Vous, and Waterloo—performed by 10 musicians from the Spanish pop-rock scene and 16 dancers trained at the Conservatori Professional de Dansa de València. The choreography, created by Rocío Reolid, along with elements like LED wristbands, a photocall, and projections, aims to deliver an immersive and participatory experience.
Who performs
The artistic team consists of 26 people on stage: 10 musicians and 16 dancers and animators. The show is directed by Rocío Reolid, a dancer and choreographer, and produced by La Movida Valenciana, which has brought the performance to theatres in Mallorca, Pamplona, Cartagena, and Zaragoza, attracting over 20,000 spectators in the past year.
Schedule and duration
On 14 November 2026, there will be two performances: at 18:00 and 21:00. Each show lasts 120 minutes without an interval.
Prices and tickets
Tickets are available in three zones: Zone A (€40), Zone B (€35), and Zone C (€30), plus booking fees (€3 online and at the box office for Zones A and B; €2.50 for Zone C). There are discounts of 10% for groups of 10 people and 15% for groups of 15 or more. Children under 14 must be accompanied by a legal guardian, and those under 16 require an authorisation form, which can be downloaded from La Rambleta’s website.
Access and requirements
The show is suitable for all ages, though children under 14 must be accompanied, and those under 16 need a signed authorisation. There are no access restrictions for people with reduced mobility, but it is recommended to check the La Rambleta venue details for accessibility information.
