Frozen The Musical Tickets

Full casting for the West End transfer of Frozen has now been announced. Originally meant to open in April at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane in London, the stage musical adaptation of the hit Disney animated film has been slightly postponed with a new opening date to be confirmed as soon as possible.

First-look photos of Samantha Barks in full Frozen frocks while taping the Royal Variety Show have been unthawed. Perhaps best known for playing Éponine in the 2012 musical film adaptation of Les Misérables, Barks is set to originate the West End role of Elsa and is already turning heads with her brilliant and sparkly costume. Her run as the iconic Disney character is expected to begin at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane on 2 April 2021.  

The hotly anticipated West End transfer of Frozen on Broadway has now been postponed to 2021, it has been confirmed. However, there is a silver lining as the London production has finally found its lead cast and company set to join the previously announced Samantha Barks and the later confirmed Stephanie McKeon next spring!

Disney Theatrical Productions is working on a number of upcoming projects, it has been announced. The news follows the recent closure of Broadway's Frozen musical, which is still expected to transfer to the Theatre Royal Drury Lane in London's West End this autumn.

Further casting for the West End transfer of Frozen has been announced. Stephanie McKeon is set to join the previously announced Samantha Barks for the new production, which is expected to open at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane on 30 October 2020. Here are all your questions answered for the most-anticipated West End show of the year.

A spokesperson for Lloyd Webber Theatres has stated that although renovation works at London's Theatre Royal Drury Lane have been stopped, they still plan on opening Frozen The Musical later this year. The same goes for Andrew Lloyd Webber's upcoming Cinderella musical at London's Gillian Lynne Theatre.

It was possibly the biggest role to be filled and finally, it has been announced! There’s no doubt that after both the success of the Frozen franchise, the animated movies and shorts from Disney, and the Broadway spectacular, that Frozen in the West End is going to be the hottest show of 2020 despite its name. Elsa was instantly an iconic character, first voiced by the iconic Idina Menzel (Wicked, Rent) and opened on Broadway by Caissie Levy (Wicked, Les Miserables) and now we know Samantha Barks will be joining the coolest (pun intended) squad there is. Barks will play Elsa in the West End production which was recently announced to begin performances in October 2020.

It was mistakenly announced earlier today that the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane's name would be shortened to 'The Lane'. This would have marked a bold new move to completely rebrand ahead of the upcoming London premiere of Disney's Frozen The Musical, which opens at the West End venue in Autumn 2020. Fans of the theatre who were upset by the news can now breathe a sigh of relief, as it was confirmed later today by the venue's owners that the historically significant theatre will actually retain its name in its entirety but will reopen as part of a new destination complex called The Lane.