CONTENT ADVISORY

Recommended Age Range: 2nd grade & up

Run Time: Approximately 90 minutes (includes 5-minute intermission)

Language

• Anna sings that she wants the snowman that Elsa makes to have a “big, bouncy butt!”

• Anna sings that she doesn’t “know if I’m elated or gassy.”

• Anna accidentally tells Hans that he is “gorgeous.”

• The Duke of Weselton tells Elsa that her face is wonderful, and with some queens “you get what you get.”

• The Duke of Weselton says that “there’s something severely wrong with those two” about the sisters.

• The Duke of Weselton calls Elsa a “monster!”

• Olaf says that Kristoff looks like a “funky-looking donkey.”

• The Hidden Folk sing that Kristoff walks “clumpy,” his feet are “pear-shaped, square-shaped,”and that he is “sorta smelly.”

Themes and Situations

• The themes of Disney’s are forgiveness, family, adventure, sacrifice, love, and self-acceptance.

• There are situations of magic throughout the show.

• There are situations of parental suppression of Elsa because they were afraid of her losing control. They also separate the sisters because of fear, but they do not tell Anna why, so he is very hurt by her sister’s avoidance of her.

• There are situations of the sisters losing their parents in a shipwreck, and the daughter’s subsequent grief of losing their parents.

• There are situations where Elsa feels she has to deceive those around her to keep herself under control.

• There are situations where Anna falls in love very quickly with Hans. He asks her to marry him, and they ask Elsa for her blessing. However, she refuses.

• There are situations when the sisters fight publicly, and it leads to Elsa losing control of her magic.

• There are situations where Elsa thinks isolating herself from those who love her is the right decision.

• There are situations of betrayal, like when Hans admits to not loving Anna and showing his true evil nature.

• There are situations of violence or threat of violence. The Duke of Weselton and Hans call for revenge against Else for freezing the kingdom, and Hans actually tries to kill her with his sword.

Potential Scary Moments

• Elsa accidentally blasts Anna with her magic and she has to get treated by the Hidden Folk or she will freeze.

• The King and Queen are lost at sea.

• Elsa loses control of her powers and freezes the whole kingdom when Anna and her get into an argument about Hans.

• When Anna finds Elsa in her ice palace, Elsa accidentally blasts her with ice magic and hurts her.

• While the Hidden Folk sing “Fixer-Upper,” Anna collapses to the ground. They say that only an act of true love can thaw her.

• Elsa is captured by Hans and the townspeople.

• Hans deceives the townspeople to make them believe he is good and that Anna was killed by Elsa. He sentences her to death.

• Hans draws his sword to kill Elsa, but Anna throws herself in between them. She freezes solid as the sword strikes her.

Other Considerations

• Theatrical fog haze will be used in this production.

• Flashing lights will be used in this production.