Frozen JR.

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The Cast
(program order)

Young Anna (Mia Harmon)

Young Elsa (Piper Smeck)

Middle Anna (Kate Legar)

Middle Elsa (Landis Corrigan)

Anna (Katie Maccabee)

Elsa (Allie Harmon)

Hans (Erik Dabelko)

Kristoff (Colby Bryan)

Olaf (Harmony Radcliff)

Sven (Cameron Weekley)

King Agnarr (Austin Dellinger)

Queen Iduna (Addie McGarry)

Pabbie Hidden Folk Leader (Elena Johnson)

Bulda Hidden Folk Leader (Cali Papineau)

Weseleton (Eli Herzog)

Oaken Family Leader (Leah Swatzel)

Bishop (Stella Whitescarver)

Guards (Jozlyn Bew, Natalie Preston)

Hidden Folk (Addie McGarry, Austin Dellinger, Brandi Kisor, Erin McManaway, Jada Holdren, Tatum L'Heureux, Jozlyn Bew, Lila Dishong, Mia Harmon, Natalie Preston, Piper Smeck)

Oakens (Addi McDonald, Cali Papineau, Carter Maccabee, Eliza Kopenski, Kate Legar, Mikaela Higgins, Stella Whitescarver, Xia Smith Donaldson, Austin Dellinger)

Snow Chorus (Eden Radcliff, Emaline Duquette, Julie Towne, Landis Corrigan, Leah Swatzel, Vanessa Foreman)

Summer Chorus (Eden Radcliff, Elena Johnson, Emaline Duquette, Julie Towne, Tatum L'Heureux, Vanessa Foreman, Addie McGarry, Landis Corrigan, Kate Leger)

Castle Staff (Carter Maccabbee, Erin McManaway, Jada Holdren, Lila Dishong, Eden Radcliff, Emaline Duquette, Julie Towne, Leah Swatzel)

Townspeople (Addi McDonald, Brandi Kisor, Eliza Kopenski, Jo Jo Bew, Jordyn Higgins, Tatum L'Heureux, Mikaela Higgins, Tia Anthony, Vanessa Foreman, Xia Smith Donaldson, Elena Johnson, Cali Papineau)

Once in far-off Arendel, there was a royal family beloved by all: King Agnarr, Queen Iduna, and their young daughters, Elsa and Anna.

The townspeople sing “Let our hearts be light, like this perfect, happy, shiny summer day.”

After their parents have put them to bed, Elsa uses her gift of magic so the princesses can build parts of themselves (niceness, naughtiness, loyalty, and a big bouncy butt) into a magical snowman named “Olaf.”

Anna begs Elsa to do some more magic, and she does, summoning forces of ice and snow who enter in a flurry of chill.

Unfortunately, the magic strikes Anna, and she falls unconscious.

Queen Iduna summons Pabbie and Bulda of the Hidden Folk, who are able to pull out the magic and release it into the air.

Anna and Elsa are separated for Anna's safety, but Anna longs for her sister's companionship and calls to her through the locked door that separates them: “Come on, let's go and play.”

A few years pass, but the girls are still separated. Anna sings, “I'm right out here for you.”

But Elsa knows that, to keep her sister safe, she must not open the door that separates them.

When the king and queen undertake a journey to find answers to their questions about Elsa's magic powers, they are lost at sea. The bishop declares that Arendel will carry on the policies of the former rulers until Elsa comes of age and can be crowned queen.

Three years pass. Anna and Elsa are now grown, and the castle staff is thrilled that the castle is, “For the First Time in Forever,” being opened for the coronation.

Anna realizes that this is her first opportunity to find romantic love.

But Elsa is conflicted. She must somehow get through the coronation without revealing her magic powers which have only increased in strength over the years.

Anna meets and is charmed by Hans, thirteenth son of the King of the Southern Isles.

The Bishop and attendants prepare for the Coronation.

Even though she has briefly removed the gloves that help control the magic to accept the orb and sceptre, Elsa makes it through the coronation ceremony without any magical mishaps. The gathered assembly sings, “Queen Annointed.”

At the Coronation Ball, Anna and Elsa at long last join forces to put off the Duke of Weselton who wants to dance a dangerous tango with the new queen.

The romance between Anna and Hans continues to develop as they sing “Love Is an Open Door.”

But, when they ask Elsa's blessing on the marriage, she withholds it. As they argue, Anna pulls off Elsa's glove. Elsa loses her temper and also control of her magic.

Arendelle is plunged into eternal winter.

On a snowy mountainside, Kristoff, an ice merchant, and his reindeer, Sven, discuss their situation and agree that “Reindeer(s) Are Better Than People.”

Princess Anna, who is searching for Queen Elsa, engages the services of Kristoff as a guide through the mountains.

Olaf, the magical snowman that Anna and Elsa built when they were younger, joins the group. At his creation, Olaf inherited the love of summer and warm sun from one of the sisters.

A summer chorus joins in to complete Olaf's vision of warm summer happiness.

The party encounters a family of wandering Oakens who are having a big sale on summer accessories.

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