July 16-18, 2026
Week of June 1, 2026
2026 Frozen: The Broadway Musical
Summer Community Theatre
2026 Frozen: The Broadway Musical
Theatre for the whole family!
This summer CPT brings you a brand new opportunity for kids, teens, and adults! We’re doing a full-scale production of Disney’s Frozen: The Broadway Musical!
Kids, parents, grandparents, CPT alumni, college students, and teens–you are all invited to CPT’s first Summer Community Theatre production!
How will it work?
AUDITIONS for ages 13 and up will be held the week of June 1 (stay tuned for date and time). Girls ages 8-12 who would like to audition for the part of Young Anna or Young Elsa may sign up for an audition slot.
REHEARSALS will be held four evenings a week (cast may not be called every rehearsal) in June and July, with rehearsals every evening during show week (July 12-18).
KIDS ages 8-12 who would like to be in Frozen: The Broadway Musical will register and participate in CPT’s Kids Show Camp (July 6-10).
This Frozen-themed camp is designed to prepare our youngest performers for their roles in our Summer Community Theatre production of Frozen.
All children enrolled in the Kids SHOW Camp will:
- Be cast in the show
- Rehearse in a fun, age-appropriate environment
- Attend tech-week rehearsals the week of July 12
Each cast member will pay a production fee; Kids Show Campers will pay a camp registration fee in lieu of their production fee.
Cast
Roles
Elsa
Anna
Kristoff
Hans
Olaf
Sven
Oaken
Wesleton
Young Anna
Young Elsa
Queen Iduna
King Agnarr
Pabbie
Bulba
Ensembles
Townspeople, Staff, Guards, Hidden Folk, Oaken’s Family and Friends, Volunteers, Bishop, Handmaiden, Lackeys, Hidden Folk Child
Synopsis
For the first time in forever, experience the musical phenomenon that has taken the world by storm! Based on the Academy Award-winning animated feature film, Disney’s Frozen includes all the film’s beloved songs by Kristen Anderson-Lopez and Robert Lopez, along with new music written exclusively for the stage.
In the beautiful mountainous kingdom of Arendelle, Princesses Anna and Elsa grow up sheltered inside their castle, isolated from the world and increasingly distant from each other. When Elsa is crowned queen, the magical powers she’s desperately tried to conceal from her sister take control, and she flees into the mountains. As a ferocious winter descends on Arendelle, Anna sets off on an epic journey to find Elsa and bring her home – with the help of hardworking ice harvester Kristoff, his loyal reindeer Sven, and a happy-go-lucky snowman named Olaf.
Full of magic, humor, and a stunning musical score, Frozen is a powerful tale of sisterhood, acceptance, and finding the real meaning of true love.
Redemptive Love
In Frozen: The Broadway Musical, love is not merely an emotion. It is a redemptive force. Fear, secrecy, and isolation fracture relationships and freeze hearts, but love restores what has been broken. Elsa’s fear of harming others causes her to withdraw, unintentionally bringing destruction to her kingdom. Anna’s response, however, is not condemnation or control, but pursuit, sacrifice, and grace.
Redemption in Frozen comes not through power, perfection, or self-reliance, but through self-giving love. Anna’s willingness to lay down her own life for her sister becomes the act that breaks the curse, just as Christ’s sacrifice of Himself for the His people breaks the curse of sin that entraps each of us.
But God shows his love for us in that while we were still sinners, Christ died for us.
The Apostle Paul tells us, “While we were still sinners, Christ died for us” (Romans 5:8). In the same way as Christ, Anna sacrificially loves her sister before Elsa has everything figured out. Elsa cannot save herself alone. Anna loves her not because Elsa has overcome her own icy heart, but so that her sacrifice can bring the healing that Elsa’s heart needs. Like Elsa, our hearts are hard and frozen until Christ redeems us and gives us new hearts.
Finally, Frozen reminds us that Christ’s redemption leads to freedom. Once fear is broken by love, Elsa is no longer bound by shame or isolation. She is free to live fully as she was created to be. As Scripture affirms, “It is for freedom that Christ has set us free” (Galatians 5:1). The power of Christ does not only forgive our sin — it restores identity, reconciles relationships, and releases us into freedom.
At its heart, Frozen proclaims a truth that is fully realized in Jesus Christ:
love redeems, love restores, and love transforms.
Meet our Artistic Team
Announcing our full artistic team soon!
Musical Numbers
- A Little Bit of You
- First Joik
- Northern Lights
- Do You Want To Build a Snowman?
- For The First Time In Forever
- Hans of the Southern Isles
- Dangerous to Dream
- Love Is An Open Door
- Reindeers Are Better Than People
- What Do You Know About Love?
- In Summer
- Hans of the Southern Isles (Reprise)
- Let It Go
- Hygge
- Hygge Encore
- Let It Go (Reprise)
- I Can’t Lose You
- Heart Freeze
- Do You Want To Build a Snowman? (Reprise)
- Kristoff Joik
- Fixer Upper
- Kristoff Lullaby
- End This Winter
- Monster
- King Hans
- Colder By The Minute
- Finale
Take a Listen
Frozen: The Broadway Musical is presented with special arrangement with Music Theatre International (MTI). All authorized performance materials are also supplied by MTI. www.MTIshows.com
Note: All adults 18 and older who are cast in CPT’s Frozen: The Broadway Musical will agree to a background check, provide character references, and abide by CPT’s Statement of Faith, Code of Conduct, and Mission and Values. While all kids enrolled in Kids Show Camp will be cast in Frozen: The Broadway Musical, those 13 and older auditioning for the show are not guaranteed a role. All those cast will pay a production fee and be asked to lend a hand with sets, costumes, or props production elements.
