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Love is an open door! Watch a new clip of "Love Is An Open Door" from The Muny's production of Frozen. The video features Patti Murin reprising her Broadway performance as Anna and Bobby Conte as Hans. The new production of the Disney on Broadway musical runs through July 14. The show also includes Hannah Corneau (Elsa), Jelani Remy (Kristoff), Kennedy Kanagawa (Olaf), Andrew A. Cano (Sven), Jared Gertner (Weselton), Maliah Strawbridge (Young Elsa) and Isla Turner (Young Anna), Bri Arcangioli, Kaley Bender, Matthew Davies, Kylie Edwards, Caroline Geringer, Jack Gimpel, Gabriel Kearns, Ryan Lambert, Samantha Littleford, Nathaniel Mahone, Ruben Guadalupe Medina-Perez, Katerina V. Papacostas, Coty Perno, Rich Pisarkiewicz, Ann Sanders, Mark Saunders, Leann Schuering, Gordon Semeatu, Kelly Sheehan, Cecilia Snow, Chris Stevens, Meridien Terrell and Jonah D....

As BroadwayWorld reported earlier this week, John Tartaglia saved the day at the Muny, where he stepped into the role of Oaken in their currently running production of Disney’s Frozen. He replaced the injured Mark Saunders following an injury. He directed this production of Disney’s Frozen, and critics have praised his work calling his storytelling “touching and moving.” “It was both thrilling and unexpected to suddenly be onstage, filling in for the brilliant Mark Saunders as Oaken! It was helpful to have watched the show so many times as its director, but there was still a surreal 'What is happening?!' feeling as I took to the stage, saying Oaken's dialogue and dancing Patrick O’Neill’s genius choreography," Tartaglia told BroadwayWorld. "This cast and crew were beyond supportive and made...

The Muny announced today that John Tartaglia will be stepping into the role of Oaken in their currently running production of Disney’s Frozen. He will be replacing the injured Mark Saunders immediately. He directed this production of Disney’s Frozen, and critics have praised his work calling his storytelling “touching and moving.” Tartaglia is no stranger to The Muny stage. He has performed as The Cat in The Hat in The Muny production of Seussical and as the Genie in Aladdin. He was recognized with a St. Louis Theater Circle Award for his supporting performance as Pseudolus in A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum. “We’re sad that Mark Saunders is stepping away from Wandering Oaken’s Trading Post and Sauna, and we wish...