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MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- Do you want to build a snowman? It may be a bit late for that, even in Milwaukee, but the next best thing is taking place on a local stage: Disney's "Frozen."
Associate director and choreographer Michelle LoRicco, along with cast members Alice Rivera, who plays Anna, and William Swoboda, who plays Kristoff, joined us on Monday, April 27 share some details about the show.
First Stage's family-friendly production of "Frozen" is now running, featuring young performers in the beloved story of sisters Anna and Elsa. The show includes several upcoming theme nights: Sisters Night on Friday, May 1; Girl Scout Night on Saturday, May 2; Hygge Night on Friday, May 8; and Mom Night on Sunday, May 10.
More details, including how to buy tickets, can be found by clicking here.