L to R: Irene Hamilton, Christian Montgomery, Dylan Toms, Walker Vlahos, Maya Nellum, and Brigid Wallace Harper. Photo by Cameron Whitman Photography.
Everyone will leave feeling like jolly, happy souls after seeing “Frosty the Snow Man” at Adventure Theatre MTC (ATMTC). Ideal for all ages, this family-friendly production warms the heart with plenty of holiday cheer. The short, super sweet show, based on the play by William Francis and the classic song by Walter “Jack” Rollins, captures the lightheartedness of the season with an endearing and talented cast singing, dancing, skating, and reveling in the magical winter wonderland.
Ideal for all ages, this family-friendly production warms the heart with plenty of holiday cheer.
Beautifully designed in a sparkly, pastel-hued motif with carefully curated costumes to match, “Frosty the Snow Man” takes place in the dreamy village of Evergreen Falls. It’s a glorious morning, the perfect start to a day full of good humor, giggles, snowball fights, kicking up heels, and frolicking outside. At the center of it all is the lovable Frosty, played by Christian Montgomery, who brings the character to life with style and panache, delighting the audience as he outwits Officer Bump, hilariously played by Dylan Toms, hot on his trail. In between the crazy capers, the entire ensemble entertains, including the glittering Mrs. Armbruster, played by Maya Nellum, decked out in a shiny pink-silver-and-white outfit and whose angelic voice adds a gentle glow. Meanwhile, the rest of the crew, including Mary Ann (Brigid Wallace Harper) Geraldine (Irene Hamilton), Joey/Delivery Boy (Jordan Brown) and Charley (Walker Vlahos) are an impressive bunch, each adding their own personality and playful spirit to every fantastic scene.
Bringing it seamlessly all together behind the scenes is the creative team, including Set Design and Production Manager Don Ocampo, Costume Designer Paris Francesca, Resident Lighting Designer Lynn Joslin, Resident Props Designer Andrea “Dre” Moore, and Musical Director/Consultant Elisa Rosman.
“Frosty the Snow Man” will have audiences cheering, clapping, and singing along from start to finish. It’s a must-see this holiday season.
Running Time: Approximately forty minutes.
“Frosty the Snow Man” runs through January 11, 2026, at Adventure Theatre MTC, 7300 MacArthur Blvd., Glen Echo, MD 20812. For more information and to purchase tickets, call the Box Office at 301.634.2270 or go online.
