The sun maybe shining in Columbus, but snow is falling inside the Ohio Theatre starting this week — artificial snow, that is.

Disney's "Frozen" is taking over the Ohio Theatre — located on 39 E. State St. — starting Wednesday, July 26-Sunday, Aug. 6. With a cast that is decorated with Tony Awards, this is a can't-miss show for families (or Disney fans) who have "Let It Snow" as their top Spotify song each year. Here's what you need to s-know before you go.

The basics

This show is two hours and 15 minutes long with one intermission. It's intended for a general audience — but kids under two-years-old will not be permitted. Additionally, it uses various strobe lights and smoke machines, so caution is advised for those with sensory sensitivities.

Tickets range from $40-$150 depending on how close you want to be to the stage. Weekends offer the best chance for a matinee, and weekday shows typically start at 7:30 p.m.

Elsa is played by Colleen Bowman, an award-winning theater actress. | Photo by Disney via CAPA

Worth a try

While no meet-and-greet is posted on the website, the official Disney website notes that actors and actresses can often be found near the stage door after performances. Meeting these talented performers isn't guaranteed, and it's recommend to ask an usher beforehand.

Updated playlist

Families will hear all of the hits from the original film, plus 12 new songs that were written by award-winning songwriters Kristen Anderson-Lopez + Robert Lopez. The two reportedly used inspiration from popular artists like Adele and Kelly Clarkson to help write these new tunes.