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Frozen Headed to Broadway!#125
Posted: 8/29/14 at 3:38pmBeyond the money, I'll say one other thing- "Frozen" is going to have a place in the entertainment history books and some trivia contests for "Let it Go" and its unexpected success as a single (and not the pop version, but the character version). When was the last time a musical song, and not a cover of one, cracked the top 10 and stayed there?
Frozen Headed to Broadway!#126
Posted: 8/29/14 at 4:28pm
Pocahontas had way less songs than 11, I'm looking at the track listing right now.
Because you mentioned how they started singing so often, I mentioned I was including the reprises and the songs that were split into parts (not orchestral scores or title credit songs) just as they are listed on the soundtracks and appear in the films. At any rate, Frozen did not really differ from many of Disney's most popular films, so there really wasn't anything terribly unusual in Frozen. To each their own, I guess. It's a musical and it played like a musical. I thought it seemed entirely appropriate.
The movie is perfectly charming and the effects are terrific but could never be recreated on the stage as effectively.
That's pretty much what was said bout The Lion King before it began performances. You never know, ya know?
Frozen Headed to Broadway!#127
Posted: 9/5/14 at 11:35pm
Has anyone, by chance, watch any footage of the new Frozen/Disney on Ice show? It seems like to me that some of it are tests for the Broadway show. For example: The new ending arrangement for Fixer Upper, the dance break music for In Summer, and the gorgeous, romantic waltz version for For the First Time in Forever that Anna/Hans dance to before LIAOD. And also the direction. Like Hans knocks Anna over onto a food cart, instead of the boat. And even the staging itself for FTFTIF with people, playing with the maypole etc.
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Frozen Headed to Broadway!#128
Posted: 9/5/14 at 11:50pm
Testing or not. It's just the approach that they took to stage a full live presentation. Disney Theatrical and Diseny on Ice are under two different umbrellas within the company. Besides the titles that they produce, they have little to no involvement with each other. The same goes for the entertainment division in the theme parks. Many thought the theme park presentation of Aladdin was a test for Broadway, and look how the two compare.
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Frozen Headed to Broadway!#129
Posted: 10/16/14 at 5:07pm
Sounds like it's making major process. I'm still thinking that it'll come around 2017-2019
Top Disney Exec Talks FROZEN Broadway Musical Plans: 'I'm Already Talking to Directors'
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Frozen Headed to Broadway!#130
Posted: 10/16/14 at 9:18pm2017 would probably be the earliest for Frozen, if Aladdin is still going strong by then, I imagine they'll put it a theatre like the Palace or Marquis.
Frozen Headed to Broadway!#131
Posted: 1/10/15 at 12:13pmSomeone said a while ago that a director has been chosen. Anyone know who it is?
Frozen Headed to Broadway!#132
Posted: 1/10/15 at 12:23pmOnly a Disney exec. Disney likes to keep things under wraps for a time. If a director has been brought on, I am sure it probably would not be another 9 months to a year before anything was announced to the project.
Frozen Headed to Broadway!#133
Posted: 1/10/15 at 1:57pmI think the way to go with the sets is LED screen pieces. It seems to becoming more popular on Bway especially with Honeymoon In Vegas and The Last Ship. Not sure if anyothers use large amounts of LED displays.
Frozen Headed to Broadway!#134
Posted: 1/10/15 at 2:13pmWould much rather see Tangled headed to Broadway. Frozen is fine but not as well written. But, of course, Tangled is not as popular. To each their own.
Frozen Headed to Broadway!#135
Posted: 1/12/15 at 8:47pmJust make sure the pre-broadway tryout is in Chicago during a Polar Vortex. It's really great character work for the actors!!
Frozen Headed to Broadway!#136
Posted: 1/4/16 at 7:36pm
Any updates on this? If this is coming to Broadway next year, there would have been a workshop or two last year.
Frozen Headed to Broadway!#137
Posted: 1/5/16 at 1:58pm
Would think they would beef up Kristoff's role giving him a few songs.
IF he's somehow available ( SuperGirl committment) Jeremy Jordan would be great.
Frozen Headed to Broadway!#138
Posted: 1/5/16 at 10:04pm
This might have been stated in this thread already but there is a short version on Frozen going into the Hyperion Theatre at Disney California Adventure in Anaheim sometime Spring/Summer of this year. It's replacing Aladdin. They will probably be trying out lots of effects as it will be a "permanent" sit-down production built for the theatre and will probably a testing ground for the Broadway production.
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