Frosty: A Musical Adventure

School Performances –
2026-2027

Frosty:
A Musical Adventure

Fri, Dec 11, 2026 at 10AM

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Running Time: ~ 60 minutes
Recommended Grades: 1st – 5th

About the show

Holiday Heart
Original Musical
Empathy & Community

The holiday season gets a little more magical with Frosty: A Musical Adventure, an original musical that turns a classic winter story into a heartwarming, high-energy quest through New York City. When a magical hat brings Frosty to life, an unforgettable journey begins, celebrating friendship, kindness, and the magic of the season.

One Magical Hat Changes Everything

When a young orphan, Billy, discovers a magical hat that brings a snowman to life, an unforgettable holiday adventure begins. Together, Billy and Frosty set off on a journey filled with friendship, family, and the magic of the season.

Frosty Like Never Before

This isn’t the Frosty story you already know. Featuring original songs, memorable characters, and a fresh new adventure, Frosty: A Musical Adventure offers a heartwarming musical experience for a new generation.

A Perfect Introduction to Live Theater

With its mix of original music, engaging characters, and a story built around friendship and belonging, Frosty: A Musical Adventure offers students an accessible and joyful live theater experience — one that connects to themes of empathy, community, and the magic of the holiday season.

Bundle up and join Billy and Frosty on a magical holiday adventure your students will remember long after the snow melts.

Book a class trip

Bundle up your class for the show

Book your class directly with Linda Beard, Director of Arts & Education.

What teachers are saying

“This was the first live performance for many of our students. They really enjoyed seeing live actors on stage and the story they told.”

Bloomfield

“Students were excited about the performance. For most of them, this is the first time they’ve experienced a live performance. They came back and did a reflection about the show, and they were in awe.”