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Die Eiskönigin 1 & 2

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Tue, Jan 7, 2025, 18:00
"Frozen 1&2 on Ice" enchants audiences with a spectacular ice show based on the beloved musical and movies. Featuring a large ensemble, pop songs, musical soloists, ice dancers, acrobats, and an impressive LED stage design, the show follows Elsa, Anna, and their companions on a musical journey. Experience iconic moments like Elsa's "Let It Go," Olaf's "In Summer," and Kristoff's "Reindeers Are Better Than People," all performed live on a synthetic ice surface called LIKE-ICE, an eco-friendly technology.

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