PRODUC TION OF
Music and Lyrics by KRISTEN ANDERSON-LOPEZ & ROBERT LOPEZ Book by JENNIFER LEE Originally directed on Broadway by MICHAEL GRANDAGE Based on the Disney film written by Jennifer Lee and directed by Chris Buck & Jennifer Lee. Originally produced on Broadway by Disney Theatrical Group
Directed by DIANE MEIER Musical Direction by KYLE HANKINS Choreography by JASMINE DILLON
NOVEMBER 6-8, 2026 FROZEN is presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International (MTI). All authorized performance materials are also supplied by MTI. 423 West 55th Street, New York, NY 10019 (#p) 212-541-4684 | (#f) 212-397-4684 | www.MTIShows.com
ACT 1 Scene 1: Summer Festival “Opening”
Scene 2: Young Anna & Young Elsa’s Bedroom “A Little Bit of You” “First Joik” “Northern Lights”
Scene 3: Castle Hallway/Elsa’s Bedroom “Do You Want to Build a Snowman?”
Scene 4: Anna’s Bedroom/Castle Interior “For the First Time in Forever”
Scene 5: Castle Courtyard “Hans of the Southern Isles”
Scene 6: Castle Chapel “Dangerous to Dream”
Scene 7: Castle Ballroom/Castle Garden “Love is an Open Door”
Scene 8: Foot of the North Mountain “Reindeer Are Better Than People” “What Do You Know About Love”
Scene 9: Winter Wonderland “In Summer”
Scene 10: Castle Courtyard “Hans of the Southern Isles (Reprise)”
Scene 11: North Mountain “Let It Go”
15 minute intermission Video Warning: ANY VIDEO RECORDING MADE OF THIS PERFORMANCE IS AUTHORIZED FOR PERSONAL, AT-HOME, NON-COMMERCIAL USE ONLY. THE SALE OR DISTRIBUTION OF SUCH RECORDING IS STRICTLY PROHIBITED UNDER FEDERAL COPYRIGHT LAW.
ACT 2 Entr’acte Scene 1: Wondering Oaken’s Trading Post “Hygge” “Hygge Encore”
Scene 2: Elsa’s Ice Palace “Monster”
Scene 3: Foot of the North Mountain “Do You Want to Build a Snowman? (Reprise)” “Kristoff Joik”
Scene 4: Liminal World “Fixer Upper” “Draw the Magic Out” “Kristoff Lullaby”
Scene 5: Mountain Pass “End This Winter”
Scene 6: Elsa’s Ice Palace “Monster”
Scene 7: Arendell/Castle Gates “Kristoff Lullaby Tag”
Scene 8: Castle Library “King Hans”
Scene 9: Whiteout/Thaw “Colder By the Minute”
CAST (in order of appearance) Young Anna - Caroline Henry Young Elsa - Stella Miller Queen Iduna - Sanjana Geevarghese King Agnarr - Jake Zimmerman Pabbie - Caleb Hendrick Bulda - Alistair White Anna - Sam Coplan Anna Understudy - Miller Logan Elsa - Mary Cecilia Meier Elsa Understudy - Anna Spence Weselton - Jake Zimmerman Hans - Alden Broderick Kristoff - Kemper Evans Sven - Maria Wade Olaf - Colette Barkley Oaken - Grace Nelley Oaken Understudy - Mollie Kate Zimmerman Family & Friends Tessa Brodhag, Emme Hickman, Caroline Henry Miller Logan, Stella Miller, Annalee Rollins Anna Spence, Paisley Smith, Mollie Kate Zimmerman
Hidden Folk Tessa Brodhag, Emme Hickman, Caroline Henry Miller Logan, Annalee Rollins, Anna Spence Paisley Smith, Mollie Kate Zimmerman Specialty Dancers Tessa Brodhag, Emme Hickman, Caroline Henry Miller Logan, Anna Spence, Paisley Smith Townspeople and Volunteers Colette Barkley, Tessa Brodhag, Cimbri Cotton Alexis Falade, Savanna Fender, Sanjana Geevarghese Liz Heil, Caleb Hendrick, Caroline Henry, Emme Hickman Miller Logan, Ania Martinez, Stella Miller, Leo Millican Emily Mzumara, Grace Nelley, Annalee Rollins Claire Rollins, Paisley Smith, Anna Spence, Abbie Stephens Rachel Wehby, Alistair White, Mollie Kate Zimmerman Understudies performing on Saturday, November 7 at 2:00 p.m.
PRODUCTION TEAM AND CREW Director - Diane Meier Music Director - Kyle Hankins Choreography - Jasmine Dillon Orchestra Conductor and Keyboard 1 - Kyle Hankins Keyboard 2 - Sr. Mary Laura, O.P. Keyboard 3 - Evyn Dahlinger French Horn - Caroline Holmes Reeds - John Balut Trumpet - Kevin Williams Trombone - John Hinchey Guitar - Nicholas Palmer Bass - Garrett Tucker Drums & Percussion - Neil Rutland
Costume Designer - Julie Vanderpool Student Costume Designer - Eva Reddien Student Costumer - Phillipa Tolle Head Stage Manager - Mary Geist Stage Managers Eva Scaramuzza, Reagan O‘Dell, Pip Reese Lighting Designers Taylor Ann Millican and Reagan O’Dell Lighting Operator - Taylor Ann Millican Spotlight Operators Reagan O’Dell and Pip Reese Sound Designers - Kate Greer Sound Operator - Kate Greer Makeup and Hair Design Miller Logan and Mary Cecilia Meier Dance Captains Colette Barkley and Caroline Henry Production Crew Elsa Anderson, Ceci Cheffers, Mollie Donlon Dylan Ferguson, Ava Hernandez, Amara Joe-Nwankwo Chisom Joe-Nwankwo, Donnelly Nicholson Natalie Page, Jennine Quiogue, Abby Scharf Lead Set Builder Eric Meier, John Wall, and Jacob Walter Set/Prop Design and Painting Team Camille Altman, Elsa Anderson, Colette Barkley Ceci Cheffers, Mollie Donlon, Dylan Ferguson, Mary Geist Kate Greer, Ava Hernandez, Amara Joe-Nwankwo Chisom Joe-Nwankwo, Beebo Luea Watts, Ania Martinez Laney McLeod, Bersabell Mikael, Donnelly Nicholson
Reagan O‘Dell, Natalie Page, Amie Pike, Jennine Quiogue Pip Reese, Aylin Rodriguez Amaro, Eva Scaramuzza Abby Scharf, Alistair White House Manager - Eric Meier Photography - Mary Geist and Amie Pike Publicity and Program Design Maria Marchetti and Amelia Strobel
MEET THE CAST AND CREW Elsa Anderson (Production Crew) - Elsa has been a part of the theater production crew for three years. During this time, she participated in the musicals Beauty and the Beast, Annie, and Frozen, along with the Alice in Wonderland play. Elsa would like to thank her parents for supporting her by allowing her to attend senior year away from home, her friends for being by her side, and her fellow crew mates and production friends for making her high school theater experience one to remember. Colette Barkley (Olaf / Townsperson) Colette is a senior at St. Cecilia Academy and is so excited to be playing the role of Olaf in this year’s musical! She loves SCA theater and has participated in every show since she came to SCA in eighth grade, as well as some non-SCA shows. Some of her previous roles include Chip in Beauty and the Beast, Molly in Annie, and Charles Wallace in A Wrinkle in Time. She is also an active member of Latin Club, Art Club, A Capella Club, and German Club. She would like to thank her family and friends for supporting her in her artistry, as well as her amazing director Mrs. Meier!
Alden Broderick (Hans) - Alden enjoys sports (football, crew and track), choir and musicals. He is a sophomore at Montgomery Bell Academy and is in the chamber select choir. He has been in Wizard of Oz as a Guard and the Head Winky (St Henry), Charlie and the Chocolate Factory as an Oompa Loompa (Nashville Theatre School), and 24 Hr Musical/ Decedents as Jay ( St. Cecilia Academy). Tessa Brodhag (Townsperson / Family & Friend / Hidden Folk / Volunteer / Specialty Dancer) - Tessa is a sophomore at SCA. She has always loved to dance and is so excited to get to participate in this show as a dancer. She wishes to thank her parents and all those who made this production of Frozen possible.
Ceci Cheffers (Production Crew) - Ceci is a current Junior and has been a member of the Theater Guild since freshman year. You may have seen her before acting in the ensemble of Hello Dolly and Beauty and the Beast, but this year she is working with the run crew. She has absolutely loved every minute of her time in theater and would like to thank all of her friends that are in this with her and Mrs. Meier for doing an amazing job. Sam Coplan (Anna) - Sam is a junior at St. Cecilia Academy and has been participating in theatre there since 7th grade. She is so excited and grateful to be playing Anna this year in Frozen! She is secretary of Theater Guild, is an SCA Ambassador, and also participates in A Capella Club, Spanish Club, and Minds in Motion. Some of her favorite roles she’s played
are Trudy u/s in This Murder Was Staged, Madame de la Grande Bouche in Beauty and the Beast, Irene Malloy u/s in Hello Dolly, and Emily u/s in Our Town. Besides theatre, she plays violin and is in a touring performance group called Music City Strings, where she has traveled to Croatia, Spain, and next summer, Peru. She would like to thank her parents for supporting her and always making her confident in her craft. She would like to thank all her friends and family that are coming out to see the show. She would like to thank her voice teacher, Ginna Claire, for helping her grow in her singing and acting for the past 4 years. And lastly, a thank you to Mrs. Meier for trusting her with this role and always being someone she can come and talk to about anything (and get candy from, haha). Cimbri Cotton (Handmaiden / Townsperson / Volunteer) - Cimbri is a senior and has been doing shows since her Sophomore year at St. Cecilia Academy. She was part of Beauty and the Beast, Our Town, Hello Dolly, and This Murder Was Staged. She, also, is currently President of Theater Guild. Cimbri thanks her family and friends for the support in the show. Evyn Dahlinger (Keyboard) - Evyn has been playing piano for 15 years, beginning her musical journey with Oksana Kolesnikova and then at the prestigious Colburn School of Music in Los Angeles. In addition to piano, she plays viola and enjoys exploring different areas of music and the performing arts. Outside of the arts, Evyn is a competitive bowler and was named a Dexter All-American in 2026. She is grateful for the opportunity to combine her love of music, creativity, and performance and is excited to be part of this production!
Mollie Donlon (Production Crew) - Mollie is a freshman at St. Cecilia Academy. Her theater experience included absolutely lighting up the stage as the Donkey, shaggy, and brown, in the Kindergarten Christmas play. Shoutout to Mrs. Valincourt, her kindergarten teacher, for supporting her in such an impactful role. She wishes to thank her parents for supporting her, and her brothers for keeping her very humble. Kemper Evans (Kristoff) - Kemper is a senior at Montgomery Bell Academy. He has performed on stage since his first role as Mayor of Munchkin Land at 9 years old. Through this work at Nashville Theatre School, Kemper has played such roles at Winthrop in Legally Blonde, Wilbur Turnblad in Hairspray, and Wes in Footloose. Kemper played several comedic parts in the MBA junior school play How to Survive Being in a Shakespear Play. He has also contributed to productions through tech work, including spot lighting for Harpeth Hall’s Into the Woods and as floor crew for 1776 at MBA. Also at MBA, Kemper was Elephant Small in MBA’s Treasure Island and several roles in the MBA/Harpeth Hall One Acts. At St. Cecelia Academy, Kemper has performed the role of Mr. Laurence in Little Women, Calvin in A Wrinkle in Time, the March Hare in Alice in Wonderland, and Doc Gibbs in Our Town. Kemper is grateful for all of the opportunities to be a part of so many productions and for the people he has met through these experiences. Alexis Falade (Townsperson / Volunteer) Alexis is a sophomore at St. Cecilia Academy and is super grateful to have been a part of SCA Theater. She has been a part of 2025-26 Musical in a Day Descendants as an Auradonian, and a crew member in This Murder Was Staged. Alexis would like to thank her parents and friends for always supporting her, the crew
for making everything happen (seriously, there wouldn’t even be a Frozen without the amazing work of the crew), and the cast for bringing life to the show. She especially wants to thank Mrs. Meier, whose hard work and dedication made Frozen the amazing performance it is now! Savanna Fender (Townsperson / Volunteer) - Savanna has loved performing from a young age, with a special interest in musical theater, theater, and vocal performance. She has appeared in several school productions and has continued to develop her love of singing and performing through choir and musical theater. Savanna is delighted to be part of this production and grateful for the opportunity to perform alongside such a talented cast. Dylan Ferguson (Production Crew) - Dylan is a sophomore, and has been doing tetch team for SCA for two years now, and is super excited for this year! She was part of the Hello Dolly crew, and is happy to be apart of the production team for Frozen. She hopes these shows go just as well as last year’s productions! Go scarabs! Sanjana Geevarghese (Queen Iduna Townsperson / Volunteer) - Sanjana is a junior at St. Cecilia Academy and is thrilled to be making her school play debut as Queen Iduna in Frozen! Later in the show, you can also spot her in the ensemble as a male townsperson. While this is her first SCA production, her past stage experience includes playing Mary in several Christmas plays, as well as singing “From the Start” in the Scarab Factor talent show her freshman year. Off the stage, Sanjana stays busy playing on both the JV and Varsity basketball teams. She is so grateful to her family and siblings for always having her back and supporting everything she does. Finally,
she would like to thank Mrs. Meier for her amazing guidance and leadership throughout this production! Mary Geist (Head Stage Manager) - Mary is a junior at St. Cecilia Academy and has been apart of the theater program for 3 years. She is the President of Tech for the Theater Guild club. She has been Assistant Stage Manager in Beauty and the Beast and Our Town, and Stage Manager in Hello Dolly and This Murder Was Staged. She would like to thank her teachers and dad for always believing in her, and would like to thank Mrs. Meier for always being there no matter what. Last, she would like to thank the group of people she holds closest to her heart, her beloved techies. She loves you all very much even if she doesn’t show it sometimes! Kate Greer (Sound Designer & Operator) Kate is a freshman at St. Cecilia and this is her first year in the theater program. As well as being a member of Theater Guild, she is also a member of the Robotics Team, Baking Club, Green Teens, and Spanish Club. She wants to thank her friends and family supporting her and being there for her. Liz Heil (Townsperson / Volunteer) - Liz Heil is excited to be a part of the cast of Frozen! Past credits include Cookie in Zombie Prom, Big kid/Cook in Matilda, and backstage crew for Finding Nemo. Endless Thanks to her parents for believing in her dreams even when she didn’t and for putting up with her constant need to sing. She’d also like to thank all the faculty for supporting her and the entire cast.
Caleb Hendrick (Pabbie / Townsperson / Lackey) Caleb is a senior at Montgomery Bell Academy and is excited to spend his final year on the stage at SCA. Previously he was the infamous Carl the Custodian in This Murder was Staged, Ambrose Kemper in Hello, Dolly!, George Gibbs in Our Town, and Maurice in Beauty and The Beast. Outside of SCA, he was Mr. Webb in MBA’s production of Our Town and Nicely Nicely Johnson in Harpeth Hall’s production of Guys and Dolls. He would like to thank his family and friends for the all the support throughout the years, and he would especially thank Mrs. Meier for giving him the opportunity to work on such amazing shows. Caroline Henry (Young Anna / Family & Friend / Hidden Folk / Volunteer / Specialty Dancer) - Caroline, a 9th grade student at St. Cecilia Academy, is thrilled to perform the role of Young Anna in the high school production of Frozen! A few of Caroline’s previous theatre credits include Matilda Jr. (Amanda), Into the Woods Jr. (Witch), and Nashville Repertory Theatre’s A Christmas Carol (Alice Cratchit, ensemble). Caroline loves the arts and currently studies voice, ballet, and contemporary dance. She thanks her family for supporting her love and pursuit of the arts! Ava Hernandez (Production Crew) - Ava is excited for St. Cecilia Academy’s production of Frozen! She is a ninth grader at SCA. Ava helped out with hair, props, and was part of the run crew. She participated in the junior high production of Matilda Jr. (crew) and the 24 hour musical of Descendants (Auradonian). In her free time, she hangs out with her friends and plays for the varsity volleyball team. Ava wants to thank her mom and her friends for supporting her to do theater.
Emme Hickman (Townsperson / Family & Friend / Hidden Folk / Volunteer / Specialty Dancer) - Emme Hickman is a freshman at St. Cecilia Academy and has been a part of the theatre program since seventh grade. Apart from theatre, she is an MBA cheerleader and an active member of the Math Team and Civic Engagement Club. Previously, she has been in the ensemble for shows like Matilda Jr. and Beauty and the Beast. Emme would like to thank her friends and family for being so supportive throughout this show. She would finally love to congratulate the cast and crew of Frozen for being a part of this amazing show! Amara Joe-Nwankwo (Production Crew) Amara is a 9th grader at St. Cecilia Academy. She has been doing Theatre for 3 years now. Her roles consist of being Gwendolyn in Too Many Daughters and ensemble for both Matilda Jr. and Beauty and The Beast. Her crew experiences include her being associated with run crew, props, spotlight, and set design for Little Mermaid Jr., Descendants Jr., A Little Princess, and Frozen. She would like to thank her family, friends, Mrs. Meier, and her wonderful twin sister Chisom. Chisom Joe-Nwankwo (Production Crew) Chisom is a Freshman at St. Cecilia Academy. Her previous roles include Narrator (understudy) in Beauty and the Beast, the Dowager Countess in Too Many Daughters, and Ms. Trunchbull in Matilda Jr. Her previous crew jobs have been set and prop design in The Little Mermaid Jr. and Descendants Jr. Although she is not onstage this year, she is very excited to be helping backstage with the sets, props, and costumes! Chisom would like to thank her family and friends for supporting her theater journey. She would also like to thank Mrs. Meier for fueling her interest for theater through forensics.
Miller Logan (Anna Understudy / Townsperson / Family & Friend / Hidden Folk / Volunteer / Specialty Dancer) - Miller Logan is a senior at SCA and is so excited (and sad) to perform her last musical! Her previous roles include Emily Webb in Our Town, Dolly u/s in Hello Dolly, Babette u/s in Beauty and the Beast, and Suzanna Phillips in This Murder Was Staged. She would like to thank her family for all their support and her friends for making every rehearsal and performance amazing! Maddie Luea (Production Crew) - Maddie is a freshman at St. Cecilia Academy. She has participated as ensemble in Beauty and the Beast, Matilda, and Too Many Daughters as a junior high student at SCA, and is tech for Frozen. Maddie is on the highschool golf and cheer team. She wants to thank her parents for all the hard work they do, and Elsa her incredible host sister for driving her around. She also wants to thank all the amazing techies and all the wonderful talent of the cast. Ania Martinez (Townsperson/Volunteer) - So excited to be part of her 7th show at St. Cecilia Academy! She has been a part of SCA theatre since her 7th grade year when she was part of the first production with the Junior High included in Little Women! She has also been the July understudy in Annie, which is her favorite role so far. She is a Junior at St. Cecilia, and is part of many clubs! She is the treasurer of Writing Club and the Parliamentarian of Green Teens, while also doing Mock Trial once the show’s over! She dressed up as Elsa one time for Halloween when she was younger and loves this show, and hopes you enjoy it!
Mary Cecilia Meier (Elsa) - Mary Cecilia has been a part of SCA theater for five years and is incredibly excited to perform in her senior musical as Elsa. She has had numerous acting and tech roles within SCA theater, her favorite being understudy Stage Manager in Our Town, and has greatly enjoyed her years here. She is also a member of the Robotics team, Speech and Debate, and Writing Club. She is extremely thankful for her last five years here at SCA and what part the theater program has been for that. She would like to thank her mom, dad, and brothers for always supporting her. Stella Miller (Young Elsa / Family & Friend / Volunteer) - Stella is a ninth grader at St. Cecilia. She has been involved in theater, voice, and drama since she was nine years old. She looks forward to this show and the many more to come. She would like to thank her parents, grandparents, aunt, and friends for supporting her in every step of her acting journey. She would also like to thank the President, Cimbri, and Vice President, Alistair, of Theater Guild for being such great leaders and role models. Lastly, she wants to thank Mrs. Meier, the director of the show, for putting it together and making the story come to life. Leo Millican (Bishop / Townsperson / Lackey) - Leo is 15 years old and goes to JPII school. He has loved theater ever since he was in sixth grade and he discovered his love for acting in the early eighth grade. He has to think mostly his sister for this because he would’ve never done theater if she wouldn’t have introduced it to him.
Taylor Ann Millican (Lighting Designer & Operator) - Taylor Ann is a senior at SCA and has been doing theater since 8th grade. She has been in the cast, a spotlight operator, and the light board operator. She is so excited to be programming the lights for Frozen. She would like to thank her family and friends for always supporting her. Emily Mzumara (Townsperson / Volunteer) - Emily is a 9th grade student at St. Cecilia Academy who is thrilled to earn the role of Townsperson in Frozen the Musical. This is her second year in the SCA theater program and has played impactful roles such as Ashworth Daughter in Too Many Daughters, and Lavender in Matilda Jr., the two first Jr High productions held at SCA. Emily would like to give much thanks to her friends and family, as well as the President and Vice President of Theater Guild, Cimbri Cotton and Alistair White. Grace Nelley (Oaken / Townsperson / Volunteer) - Grace is a Junior at St. Cecilia Academy. She is an active member of the Theater Guild at SCA and some of her past roles include: Mark Trumball in This Murder Was Staged, Sam Craig in Our Town, and Chip understudy in Beauty and The Beast. She is also heavily involved in the SCA community as French Club president and Philosophy Club secretary. This is her 6th production at SCA and she hopes you enjoy it as much as she does. She gives special thanks to her family, friends, and to the Frozen cast and crew for encouraging her in all that she does.
Elly Nicholson (Production Crew) - Elly is a freshman at St. Cecilia Academy and is so excited to be a part of the SCA theatre community. Some of her favorite roles are Genie in Aladdin Jr., Mrs. Bucket in Willy Wonka Jr., and Scuttle in The Little Mermaid Jr. Elly would like to thank her family for always supporting her and loving her. She would also like to thank her friends on cast and crew for making this show so magical and fun, they are what make theatre so special to her. Being a freshman in high school is scary, but having upperclassmen as friends makes it easier. Like Olaf says, “Some people are worth melting for.” Reagan O’Dell (Stage Manager / Lighting Design) - Reagan has been part of ensemble for The Little Mermaid Jr. and Descendants Jr., Musical in a Day performances. She was a horse and townsperson in Hello Dolly and did spot light for This Murder Was Staged. She loves being part of crew and is looking forward to helping with Frozen. Natalie Page (Production Crew) - Natalie is a freshman at St. Cecilia Academy This is her first year in the SCA Theatre Crew. She owes her family and friends a big thank-you for all their support (and last-minute pickup!). She can’t wait to make this show the best yet!
Jennine Quiogue (Production Crew) Jenni was involved in theater at Saint Henry School, where she served as mic tech/run crew, assistant director, and student director. Through these roles, she gained experience in backstage organization and helping coordinate productions. Her time at Saint Henry helped develop her appreciation for the behind-the-scenes work that brings a show to life. She is excited
to continue exploring technical theater and contributing by to future productions!
enjoy the show!!
Eva Reddien (Student Costume Designer) Eva is a junior at SCA and has been participating in theater for 3 years! Eva is an award winning cosplayer/costumer and has loved designing, patterning, and sewing costumes that will sparkle onstage. She would like to thank her family and friends for supporting her, and SCA for giving her this opportunity! She hopes you
Pip Reese (Stage Manager) - Pip is a junior at SCA and has been in the theater program here since eighth grade. She’s been a part of Alice in Wonderland, Beauty and the Beast, Musical in a Day, and now Frozen. Pip is also the president of Latin Club and softball team captain. She is super excited for this show and wants to thank her mom and dad for picking her up on all the late nights, as well as Mrs. Meier for all her hard work!! Annalee Rollins (Handmaiden / Townsperson / Family & Friend / Hidden Folk / Volunteer / Specialty Dancer) - Annalee is a freshman and part of the SCA Theatre Guild. Some of her previous roles have been Cordelia Ashworth in Too Many Daughters, and Matilda in Matilda Jr.
as it can be.
Claire Rollins (Townsperson/Volunteer) Claire is a junior here at SCA. Her previous roles here included sailor and chef in The Little Mermaid, Horse and ensemble in Hello Dolly!, and sound tech in This Murder Was Staged. She would like to thank her parents for supporting her and her sisters and friends for acting with her and making theatre as fun
Eva Scaramuzza (Stage Manager) - Eva is a sophomore at St. Cecilia and has been doing theatre since 4th grade (at SCA since freshman year). She has been backstage for Hello Dolly!, This Murder Was Staged, and Descendants. Eva would like to thank her parents and Mrs. Meier for giving her this opportunity to help with these performances. She would also like to thank all of her friends, in and out of theatre, for always being there for her. Eva is so excited to stage manage during Frozen. ILY SCA THEATRE!!! Abby Scharf (Production Crew) - Abby is a freshman in crew and is very excited on helping for this musical!
Paisley Smith (Townsperson / Family & Friend / Hidden Folk / Volunteer / Specialty Dancer) - Paisley is a sophomore here and this will be her third show with the SCA theater guild. she is so excited to be apart of Frozen as her and her castmates live out their childhood. Some of her more notable roles include Cat in the Hat in Suessical and Linus in This Murder was Staged. She would like to thank all her family and friends for always supporting her as well as Mrs. Meier for being an amazing director. She would also like to say break a leg and thank you to her fellow cast and crew for making this fall unforgettable.
Anna Spence (Elsa Understudy / Townsperson / Family & Friend / Hidden Folk / Volunteer / Specialty Dancer) - Anna is a sophomore at St. Cecilia and has been a part of the theater program for the past 4 years she has been at SCA. In previous years at St. Cecilia, she played Molly (understudy) in Annie, Stanley in Hello Dolly, and Sinclair (understudy) in This Murder Was Staged. She is so excited to perform in Frozen the Musical as an ensemble member and in the understudy show as Elsa! She is incredibly grateful to her friends, family, Mrs. Meier, and the incredible cast and crew of Frozen for making this another incredible year of theater at SCA! Abbie Stephens (Page / Townsperson / Guard) - Abigail is a 9th grsde student with a love for the arts. As a light manager 5th through 7th grade her 8th grade year she finally steped onto the stage. Her love for theater moved with her throught the expirence of this musical. She hopes you all enjoy this as much as she enjoyed being able to see this unfold. Phillipa Tolle (Student Costumer) - Phillipa has been a part of SCA’s theatre program for 1 year, and she is incredibly excited to be working with her mom on the costumes this year! At SCA, she has performed in Too Many Daughters as Henrietta, Matilda Jr. as Hortensia, and the St. Cecilia Day play as Valerian. She would like to thank her friends, classmates, and family, especially her mom who she gets to do the costumes with. She is very excited to do more work in the program in the future, and is so thankful for everyone who is a part of it with her!
Maria Wade (Sven) - Maria plays Sven in Frozen. She is a senior at SCA, and has participated in the theater programs at SCA for the past three years in shows such as Beauty and the Beast, Hello Dolly, and This Murder Was Staged. She serves as the Parliamentarian of Theatre Guild, and is involved in other clubs at SCA such as Writing Club, Spanish Club, and Games Club. She is grateful for the loving support from her family and friends. Rachel Wehby (Townsperson / Volunteer) Rachel is thrilled to be part of her first SCA production, Frozen! She has loved theater and performing throughout grade school and is excited to bring her energy and joy to this wonderful show and cast. Rachel is grateful to be part of the production and looks forward to making great memories with everyone! Alistair White (Bulda / Townsperson / Volunteer) - Alistair is a senior at SCA and is so excited for this production. She is the vice president of theater guild and has been doing theater for her entire time at SCA. Her previous roles include the bookseller in Beauty and the Beast, the clerk in Hello Dolly, and the Jason Greene understudy in This Murder Was Staged. She also serves as the secretary for Minds in Motion. Alistair would like to thank her friends for making the last four years doing theater so amazing and for making her last one no exception.
Jake Zimmerman (King Agnarr / Weselton) - Jake is a junior at father Ryan, he enjoys drumming, singing, and playing the guitar and piano.
Mollie Kate Zimmerman (Oaken Understudy / Townsperson / Family & Friend / Hidden Folk / Volunteer / Specialty Dancer) - Mollie Kate has been a part of the Saint Cecilia Theater Guild for four years. She has served on crew for multiple productions such as Annie, Alice in Wonderland, Beauty and the Beast, Our Town, and Hello Dolly. She has enjoyed her time as a crew member taking on any job from her directors. She has built props with her dad, Josh Zimmerman, and won awards at Spotlight. This year she is a member of Ensemble and Oaken Understudy in the school’s production of Frozen. She has had an amazing time learning choreo, songs, and lines with her friends. Her favorite memory is when she learned the Hygge choreo and slid around with her friends in their socks.
SCAgrams TO MOLLIE KATE: We are so proud of you! You light up our lives with your shining smile and joyous spirit! We love watching you on stage and are so excited to watch you blow it away- some might even call it a Big, Summer Blowout!! Love, Momo, Dad, and Jake
TO COLET TE: It’s hard to believe we’re at your final musical theater performance at St Cecilia. It has been a gift to see you grow and shine on stage these past four years. We’re proud of all the time and work you’ve put into fostering your talents. Keep it up - for the greater glory of God! We can’t wait to see what’s next for you. All our love, Dad, Mom, & Liam TO SAM: Thank you for taking risks, following your dreams, and sharing your journey with your audience and cast mates. I have seen your courage to create go far beyond your own goals. You are a confident student among those who have gone before and a humble mentor to anyone who seeks your guidance. As soon as Frozen was announced you hoped to be “fun Anna”. I am so proud of you and excited for your and everyone’s performance! Love, Mom TO MARY CECILIA : We are so proud of all the work, practice, sweat, and tears that you have given this year. You are the most amazing young lady, and we are so confident in what you will do in the musical and what you will do in all the years to come! You will always be our leading lady! We love you! Dad, Mom, Stephen, Thomas, Moose, & Cricket We can’t imagine a better Elsa than you. We can’t be there physically, but our minds and souls are with you, supporting your performance thousands of miles away! You shine everywhere you go. We are so proud and can’t wait to see you again. Con amour, Tu familia de Guatemala, Luis, Gaby, Amaya y Tutu
TO SANJANA , It’s hard to believe these weeks of rehearsals are already behind us. We’re going to miss watching the effort you poured into this, but we couldn’t be prouder of you and the cast for your first show. To quote a favorite line, “How lucky I am to have something that makes saying goodbye so hard.” Hate that I’m missing it tonight, but honestly, you’re probably relieved you don’t have to hear your favorite older brother clapping way too loudly from the back. Love you, kid—seriously proud of all the time you put into this, and I know you’re gonna do great. TO LIZ : You melted our hearts in Frozen back in 2019 and we can’t wait to watch you do it again tonight! Love, Mom, Dad, Ann & Liz TO CAST AND CREW: I hope all of you enjoy this musical as much as I did being able to participate in this wonderful musical. Abbie
SPOTLIGHT ON OUR UNDERWRITERS Thank you for Supporting the Show! Tonya and David Scharf
FROM THE DIRECTOR When Disney’s Frozen became available for high school productions last Spring, I knew it would be a hit with the girls in our SCA theater department. When the first Frozen movie came out, our entire cast was under five years old. This is a story that they grew up with. They have videos of themselves singing the songs, pictures of themselves dressed up as Anna and Elsa, and countless memories of this story being part of their childhood. This is why I chose this show to produce. It has been so fun watching these young ladies relive a little bit of their childhood. This story is one of true love, but not the romantic love you see in most fairy tales. This is the true love and bond of sisterhood. When Anna sacrifices her safety to find her sister and try to help her, she ultimately almost loses her life. Anna’s love for her sister is the only way to save Elsa and the people of Arendell. Anna is the true hero. This is another reason this production is a perfect fit for St. Cecilia Academy. We know a few things about sisterhood! Thank you to our guest performers – Alden, Caleb, Kemper, Leo, and Jake – we are so lucky to have as part of the cast. You each bring the perfect personality to your characters. To our 7 senior actresses – Alistair, Cimbri, Colette, Maria, Mary Cecilia, Miller, and Mollie Kate, and our two crew members – Elsa and Taylor Ann – thank you for your leadership and love of SCA theater. Your journey through this program has been rewarding for everyone you encounter. Many prayers and blessings on your next journey beyond SCA! Thank you to the faculty, staff, and sisters, especially our Principal, Sister Josemaria, our Vice Principal of Academics, Sister Elise, and our Fine Arts Department Chair, Amie Pike. Thank you also to our Musical Director, Kyle Hankins,
and our Choreographer, Jasmine Dillion. You truly are the “dream team” and I appreciate all your hard work helping to produce this musical. Thank you to all our guest musicians. You really helped bring this story to life through music. I also would like to thank Crystal Kurek, director of our Jr. High theater program, for your friendship and support. Lastly, I am grateful to my daughter, Mary Cecilia, for letting me share this experience with her and for my husband, Eric, who has been a great theater dad. Finally, I dedicate this performance to the St. Cecilia girls who worked so hard to create this story of your childhood through characters, your singing, and the hours of dance rehearsals. Your dedication to theater and your support of each other is truly inspiring and I feel so blessed to have been a part of this production with you. Sincerely,
Diane Meier
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