Frozen: The Hit Broadway Musical

2025

Adventure / Comedy / Family / Fantasy / Musical

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Rotten Tomatoes Critics - Certified Fresh 83% · 6 reviews
IMDb Rating 7.3/10 10 1216 1.2K

princess mistake in person coronation musical based on play or musical snowman

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Plot summary

Young princess Anna of Arendelle dreams about finding true love at her sister Elsa’s coronation. Fate takes her on a dangerous journey in an attempt to end the eternal winter that has fallen over the kingdom. She's accompanied by ice delivery man Kristoff, his reindeer Sven, and snowman Olaf. On an adventure where she will find out what friendship, courage, family, and true love really means.

Director

Brett Sullivan Photo
Brett Sullivan

Top cast

Samantha Barks Photo
Samantha Barks as Elsa
Craig Gallivan Photo
Craig Gallivan as Olaf
Rhianne Alleyn Photo
Rhianne Alleyn as Ensemble
Ben Irish Photo
Ben Irish as Pabbie
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23.976 fps
1 hr 51 min
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Movie Reviews

Reviewed by ashmarnell 8 / 10

Very enjoyable

Although I have long be a fan of the stage, I have been leery of live action and stage versions of animated films ever since my wife insisted I take our children to the stage version of Lion King, battled 2-hours of traffic each way to get there, and the kids' reaction was they liked the cartoon better. However, I seem to be one of the select few who had not seen the animated version of Frozen before I saw this stage adaptation, so I had no preconceptions or expectations and did not have to spend my time deciding which was "better." I found this stage play perfectly enjoyable. I have been a fan of Samantha Barks for years and she, as usual, was exceptional both in her singing and acting. Laura Dawkes was a revelation; she has a great voice and is a born comedian. Craig Galavan operating the puppet snowman also provided comic relief. In fact, after watching the animated film, I actually preferred the stage play version in many ways. I am not a great fan of CGI animated people, and the humor struck me as funny when presented by live actors rather than "cute," as is generally the case with CGI animated figures. As with most musicals, there were only a few "hits", but the other songs were more than adequate to move the action forward.Keep in mind while watching that an inherent problem with filmed stage shows is that the actors are projecting to an audience, not a camera, so they might look like they are overacting somewhat in the closeups.
Reviewed by brianjohnson-20043 7 / 10

Worth Watching and comparing to the film

I find the 2013 Frozen movie to be fine. Not my favorite. I enjoy much of the music. The story, though acceptable, leaves something to desire for me. This stage adaption stretches the runtime with many new songs. There is a reprise of Let it Go at the end which is an improvement. Most of the other extra songs were a mix bag. I didn't think they were as catchy and a few just seemed to drag the story momentum and not fit with the established style of the original music. But I liked the emotional weight which was added due to a few of them as well. I also appreciated that their "Fixer Upper" version is easier to understand . I also liked the heavier character stake attention and drama from the song right before Anna is struck in the heart with the magic. The inclusion of a song at the ball between Anna and Elsa seemed nice as well, even if the song they wrong wasn't memorable. The others mostly felt ok or bad. I especially didn't like the scene of christoph and Anna getting gear as much as in the movie. They also made Hans seem more nice and selfless than necessary in my opinion while he was in charge of Arendal with a song that seemed more harmful than helpful.They end up cutting some of the dramatic visuals from the movie due to challenges of showing things like a snow monster or a wolf sled chase or the characters falling off a cliff on a theater stage.The original Let it Go becomes the first act conclusion. Which isn't what I would have done if I was in charge of the project. This sort of forces them to stretch out the first act and introduces Olaf prior to "Let it Go" where Elsa creates him in the movie accidentally. It felt weird to not see a magical snowman being created. It's not how I would have proposed the story. I also felt like there was little urgency in the first act because they had to push back Let it Go and add stuff to make the first act long enough.I'd have ended the first act with the scene where Elsa is hit with the ice in her heart. I feel like you want to end the first act with an emotional cliffhanger rather than just a popular song which is really not at the heart of the overall story, but one of the main characters. I do appreciate that Elsa is more transparent with Anna about her magic and the fact that they shielded Anna from the truth. So overall, it's interesting and fine like the movie. Better in a few ways. Worse in a few ways. Worth comparing. Hopefully someday they can remake the movie in live action and get the best of both.
Reviewed by s-84462-45767 7 / 10

Disney's Magical Broadway Show Based on Animated film is amazing! Still missing detail, though.

I respect that they included the details from the original movie, where Anna was hit in the face by Elsa, and Elsa revealing her powers to everyone, and also the short song "Reindeers are Better Than People". But I don't get a few things: they added new songs. Like, how weird is that?The new song at the start "A Little Bit of You" or was it A Little Bit of Me?, was when Anna and Elsa chose to stay up late instead of sleeping, leading to a tragic accident. I don't get the hype about it.I felt like the sequel to Frozen was my favourite, but when I decided to watch the original on television, I honestly couldn't agree on whether Frozen is better than Frozen 2, or Frozen 2 is better than Frozen. It was a real face-off!So I think that's enough for today.7/10.
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