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Frozen the Musical Tickets
- Booking until: Sunday, 26 June 2022
- Running time: 2 hours 30 minutes (one interval)
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Although there will be no formal COVID certification system in place in relation to your particular performance, for the comfort and reassurance of all our guests we kindly request that all audience members over the age of 11 years take a COVID test within 48 hours of their visit to the theatre.
This request does not apply to guests who have chosen to obtain a Domestic COVID-PASS from the NHS App or website (or national and international equivalents) which demonstrates double vaccination plus 14 days, or a negative test taken within 48 hours, or natural immunity. Please bring your negative test result or COVID-PASS to the theatre with you.
Performance Times
- Booking until: Sunday, 26 June 2022
- Running time: 2 hours 30 minutes (one interval)
Frozen the Musical description
Disney's Frozen is due in the West End in spring 2021, and the anticipation is already mounting. It's official - the dazzling smash-hit Broadway stage adaptation of Disney's magical animation, which has totally wowed Broadway, is on its way to our very own Theatre Royal Drury Lane.
The venue is being refurbished right now, at a great cost of £45 million, and the results are going to be amazing, ready to be revealed just in time for Frozen at the end of summer 2020. It's a way off still, so the casting is yet to be announced. But we do know one thing - the Broadway cast won't be transferring to the West End, and that means the producers will be on the look-out for a British cast. How thrilling!
This Disney stage musical is inspired by the 2013 animated movie, the highest-grossing animation of all time with box office earnings of more than one and a quarter billion pounds, a truly extraordinary amount of money. The stage musical hit Broadway's St James Theatre in March 2018 and was nominated for a Tony award for Best Musical the same year. It has been on stage there ever since and has enjoyed an incredibly successful run.
The current Broadway show opened in March 2018 and the musical recently embarked on a North American tour. There's going to be a production of FROZEN in Hamburg from 2021, and there are productions opening in Australia and Japan in 2021 too.
FROZEN is brought to the stage by an award-winning creative team, with direction by Tony® and Olivier Award winner Michael Grandage and a book by Academy® and BAFTA Award winner Jennifer Lee. The show features the cherished songs from the original film alongside new songs by Kristen Anderson-Lopez and Robert Lopez, the Grammy® and Academy Award-winning writers of the global phenomenon Let It Go.
The plot? Frozen the musical is the live retelling of the world-famous original film. When their kingdom suffers a winter that never seems to end, brave Anna, the mountaineer Kristoff and his reindeer Sven set off to find Anna's sister, the Snow Queen Elsa, and stop her icy spell in its tracks. They face an epic journey with magic at every turn. Will they save the kingdom from perpetual winter? Come and experience your beloved characters live on stage along with your favourite songs including Let It Go, For the First Time in Forever, Do You Want to Build a Snowman? as well as a whole host of additional new songs.
Who is this show for?
Frozen is a full-length musical lasting over two hours. It is recommended for children aged 6 and over, and isn't at all suitable for those under four years old.
2020
See the West End’s Elsa Live in Concert
by Phil Willmott | Monday, May 4 2020, 10:49
It makes a lovely change to receive an industry email announcing a live performance that’s happening rather than closing down, or from a beleaguered theatre appealing for funds.
2020
Samantha Barks is Frozen’s Elsa & Stephanie McKeon is Anna. Disney’s latest sisters
by Phil Willmott | Tuesday, April 14 2020, 17:38
With the announcement that Samantha Barks will play Elsa and Stephanie McKeon will plays Anna in the upcoming London production of FROZEN we take a look at some other Disney cartoon sisters.
2019
Disney’s Frozen Transfers to London – But Will They Improve It?
by Phil Willmott | Tuesday, March 19 2019, 11:13
It’s been announced that the Broadway musical based on Disney's massive hit movie musical will transfer to London, opening at a newly refurbished Theatre Royal Drury Lane this autumn.
The press release landed in our in-box at 7am with a typically breathless round up of stats and comments from the key people involved.
Disney’s Frozen Transfers to London – But Will They Improve It?
