Review: FROZEN at Children's Theater Company

Now playing at Children’s Theatre Company through June 15, 2025, Frozen is a beautifully staged, emotionally resonant production that brings the magic of Arendelle to life in an unforgettable way. Directed by Tiffany Nichole Greene, this version of the beloved Disney story blends spectacle with heart, anchored by strong performances and truly impressive stagecraft.

At the core of the show is the bond between two sisters, and it’s this relationship that gives the production its emotional weight. Gillian Jackson Han is a commanding Elsa, capturing both the character’s inner strength and fragility. Her rendition of “Let It Go” doesn’t just hit the notes—it fills the room with emotion. Julia Ennen’s Anna is instantly endearing, infusing the role with humor, warmth, and unshakable optimism. Together, their dynamic feels authentic and deeply rooted.

Matthew Hall’s Kristoff is refreshingly grounded and charming, while Dylan Rugh pulls off Hans’s transformation with nuance—what starts as charisma slowly turns cold. Laura Marie brings Olaf to life with infectious joy and perfectly timed physical comedy, and Adam Jones gives Sven a soulful presence through skillful movement and expression.

Supporting roles are equally strong. Dean Holt stands out in dual roles as King Agnarr and Weselton, while Reed Sigmund’s take on Oaken is a crowd-pleaser. Amelia Barr as Pabbie, along with Antonisia (Nisi) Collins and Janely Rodriguez as Bulda, deliver the trolls’ earthy wisdom with energy and warmth. Autumn Ness gives Queen Iduna a quiet strength that’s felt throughout.

The ensemble—including Brody Breen, Amir Byrd, Tyler Susan Jennings, Bradley Johnson, Olivia Lampert, Sarah Potvin, Kyra Richardson, Jon Schumacher, Elaina Lee Waggoner, Boomer Xiong, and Mason Yang—brings fluidity and life to every scene, whether they’re populating the kingdom or navigating snowy landscapes.

Visually, the production is stunning. Scenic designer Scott Davis transforms the stage into icy palaces and rugged wilderness, while Ari Fulton’s costumes shimmer with detail. The lighting by Driscoll Otto and sound by Sean Healey help create moments that feel truly magical.

Yes, there’s ice and magic and songs you know by heart—but this Frozen is ultimately a story about love in all its forms. With a talented cast and top-tier production values, Children’s Theatre Company delivers a version that’s heartfelt, visually dazzling, and absolutely worth experiencing.

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