What is Frozen the Musical about?

The magical world of Arendelle comes to life with all of your favourite characters and songs to tell a story of love, hope and knowing yourself. It hit our screens back in 2013 and has been melting our hearts ever since. Now, the global phenomenon that brought us iconic characters like Elsa, Anna, Olaf, Sven and Prince Hans – and, of course, the incredibly catchy song Let it Go – has made its way from Arendelle to the West End.

Get ready for the story of Disney’s FROZEN THE MUSICAL to come alive on stage. With groundbreaking sets, stunning special effects, exquisite costumes and magical touches, the performance will delight and amaze audiences of all ages.

Ticket information

Frozen the Musical is recommended for a general audience. As an advisory to adults who might bring young people, Frozen the Musical is recommend for ages 6 and up. Babes in arms or children under the age of 4 will not be admitted into the theatre. All persons aged 16 or under must be accompanied by an adult and may not sit on their own within the auditorium. Every customer regardless of age must have their own ticket and be able to sit in their own seat without any assistance.

Running Time

2 hours and 15 minutes, including a 20 minute interval.

Cast and Creatives

The principle cast will be Samantha Barks and Stephanie McKeon as the much-loved Elsa and Anna respectively. Barks recently took the titular role in Pretty Woman in Chicago and on Broadway, and McKeon starred in Beautiful: The Carole King Musical in the West End.  Olaf will be played by Craig Gallivan, who was in School of Rock at the Gillian Lynne Theatre. Oliver Ormson takes the part of Hans, after starring in the premiere of Back To The Future: The Musical in Manchester, and after featuring in the original London cast of Hamilton, Obioma Ugoala plays Kristoff.

The rest of the cast is as follows:

Emily-Mae as Bulda, Gabriel Mokake as King Agnarr, Jacqui Sanchez as Queen Iduna, Jak Skelly as Oaken/Bishop, Joshua St. Clair as Pabbie, Mikayla Jade and Ashley Birchall alternating the role of Sven, and Richard Frame as Weselton. They are joined by ensemble members Anna Woodside, Cameron Burt, Chris Hung, Danielle Fiamanya, Emily Lane, Hannah Fairclough, Isabel Snaas, Jacob Maynard, Jake Small, Jason Leigh Winter, Jemma Revell, Jeremy Batt, Joe Griffiths-Brown, Justin-Lee Jones, Kerry Spark, Laura Emmitt, Lauren Chia, Leisha Mollyneaux, Matt Gillett, Monica Swayne, and Sarah O’Connor.

Kristen Anderson-Lopez, Robert Lopez (Music & Lyrics), Jennifer Lee (Book), Michael Grandage (Director), Rob Ashford (Choreographer), Christopher Oram (Scenic & Costume Design), Neil Austin (Lighting Design), Peter Hylenski (Sound Design), Finn Ross (Video Design), Michael Curry (Puppet Design), David Brian Brown (Hair Design), Anne Ford-Coates (Makeup Design), Jeremy Chernick (Special Effects Design), Stephen Oremus (Music Supervision and Arrangements), Dave Metzger (Orchestrations)

Soundtrack

1. Vuelie
2. Let the Sun Shine On
3. A Little Bit of You
4. Hidden Folk
5. Do You Want to Build a Snowman?
6. For the First Time in Forever
7. Hans of the Southern Isles
8. Dangerous to Dream
9. Love Is an Open Door
10. Reindeer(s) Are Better Than People
11. What Do You Know About Love?
12. In Summer
13. Hans of the Southern Isles (Reprise)
14. Let It Go
15. Hygge
16. I Can’t Lose You
17. Fixer Upper
18. Kristoff Lullaby
19. Monster
20. Hans of the Southern Isles (Reprise 2)
21. True Love
22. Colder by the Minute
23. Finale: Let It Go (Reprise)