Frozen at Papermill
Frozen at Papermill
#1Frozen at Papermill
Posted: 12/7/25 at 2:27pm
Well sung by Mary Kate Morrissey, Samantha Williams, Daniel Yearwood, Todd Buonopane and Sam Gravitte. I had a great time. Graham Stevens even made me appreciate Hygge. I expected a bit more from the lighting and effects department but overall, this was an excellent production with a cast of 30 and 13-piece orchestra.
#2Frozen at Papermill
Posted: 12/7/25 at 7:28pm
Eh, it’s Papermill. Their budget for a season of five shows equal to what Frozen cost to mount on Broadway in 2018. I wouldn’t expect the effects to be wowza for a regional theatre…
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#3Frozen at Papermill
Posted: 12/7/25 at 8:59pm
Papermill has never been known to have good lighting or special effects.
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#4Frozen at Papermill
Posted: 12/7/25 at 9:28pm
Worth noting that the bulk of the technical aspects of this production are a package being shared by other regional houses.
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Updated On: 12/7/25 at 09:28 PM
#5Frozen at Papermill
Posted: 12/8/25 at 2:03am
It was an overall good time, and Mary Kate as Elsa was outstanding. However, the "6 7" joke during Love is an Open Door had me deeply cringing...
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#6Frozen at Papermill
Posted: 12/8/25 at 8:10am
Was this the new non-replica production, with the sleigh chase instead of the mountain climbing sequence?
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