Mar 13 – Mar 21, 2026
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For the first time in forever, you’re invited to step into the world of Disney’s Frozen—where love, courage, and sisterhood take center stage, and the kind of magic that starts in childhood still hits you right in the heart. Adapted from Disney’s Oscar-winning film and honoured with a Tony nomination, Frozen follows royal sisters Anna and Elsa as they navigate fear, freedom, and the hard-earned lesson that true love isn’t always what you expect—but it can thaw even the coldest of hearts.
With music and lyrics by Kristen Anderson-Lopez and Robert Lopez and a book by Jennifer Lee, the stage version keeps the songs that became instant classics—“Let It Go,” “Do You Want to Build a Snowman?”, and “In Summer”—while adding new numbers written specifically for the theatre, expanding the story’s emotional scope and letting the characters breathe in a bigger, bolder way.
Brought to life by the Anne Shirley Theatre Company, this production promises an all-ages night that’s anything but small-scale: a 14-piece local orchestra, powerhouse vocals, and a sweeping, heartwarming story that celebrates family, friendship, and the kind of bravery that looks a lot like love. Whether you’re bringing kids, coming for the music, or just chasing that feeling of wonder, Frozen delivers the sparkle—with real heart underneath.
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