Frozen at The Globe Theatre with Frost Regina
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Over 5,000 audience members, 12 sold-out shows, a multiple-week extension, and countless Olaf-sized smiles? We can't think of a better excuse for an Arendelle-inspired balloon installation! The Globe Theatre's smash-hit winter 2026 production of Frozen wowed audiences, and we were thrilled to start the magic in the foyer. This install featured "show-stopping" mosaic letters, icicle-inspired starbursts, and a colour palette fit for royalty.
Frozen was one of the Globe's longest running shows in history, and it was definitely our longest running balloon installation! We maintained this install through the show's multi-month winter run. Hey, the cold never bothered us anyway... :)

Winter 2026
The Globe Theatre was an official part of Regina's Frost Festival, helping fulfill the mission of making "winter come to life" in our snowy city! Along with watching the magic on stage, there were cozy spaces to warm up with hot chocolate and cookies, and the chance to get your very own Elsa braid with hair stations by Salon Society!
Frost Festival is Regina's premier annual winter festival. It takes place for three weekends in February all across the city, turning Regina into a playground of ice, lights and entertainment. Events include outdoor skating, brewery crawls, local art, live music and so much more. This year, The Globe Theatre partnered with Frost as an indoor hub.
The Globe Theatre supplied us with some beautiful cutouts to include in our creations. We included graphic designs from the Globe's show and from the iconic Disney movie (check out our buddy, Olaf!), creating a cohesive balloon world!
The Globe Theatre is one of Regina's finest gems! Canada’s only professional theatre in the round, the Globe is a pioneer in Canadian theatre. With the help of a dedicated team, they have been bringing exciting theatre to Regina since 1966.
Their evolving work on stage and in the community shows their vision and commitment to an optimistic future full of stories of transformation, resilience, and hope.
Learn more about the newly announced 2026/2027 season on their website (linked below!)