ARC Performing Arts Brings Frozen Kids to Life

There’s a special kind of magic that happens when young performers step onto a stage — that moment when nerves turn into confidence, when imagination becomes storytelling, and when a familiar tale feels brand new again. ARC Performing Arts’ recent production of Frozen Kids captured that magic beautifully.

From the opening scene to the final bow, this cast poured their hearts into the world of Arendelle. Their energy, teamwork, and commitment to character made every moment feel vibrant and full of life. Photographing this production was a joy — not just because of the costumes and staging, but because of the emotion these performers brought to every beat of the story.

A Cast That Shined in Every Scene

Whether it was the warmth of sisterhood, the humor woven throughout the show, or the dramatic moments that held the audience still, these young actors delivered performances far beyond their years. Their expressions, movement, and connection to one another made for some truly memorable images.

Storytelling Through Movement and Music

One of the things I love most about photographing youth theater is capturing the moments that happen between the lines — the gestures, the reactions, the shared glances that reveal the heart of the story. This production was full of them.

From lively group numbers to emotional turning points, the cast brought a wonderful blend of enthusiasm and focus to the stage. Their dedication shows in every frame.

Behind the Scenes of a Magical Production

ARC Performing Arts continues to create an environment where young performers feel supported, challenged, and inspired. It’s clear in the way they take risks, collaborate, and celebrate each other’s successes. As a photographer, it’s a privilege to witness that growth and capture the moments families will treasure for years.

View the Full Gallery

Cast members already have this link and the special code to download the digital images. Family members can also purchase prints and gifts from Frozen Kids here: https://proofs.dabourphoto.com/gallery/ARC-FrozenKids

Prints, packages, and digital downloads are available.

Looking Ahead

Thank you to ARC Performing Arts for inviting me to capture another wonderful production. I’m already excited to see what stories they bring to the stage next — and to continue documenting the creativity, courage, and joy these young performers bring to every rehearsal and performance.

From the Swamp to the Sea: My Upcoming Show Season

A promotional graphic for Dabour Photography titled 'Photography & Videography by Dabour Photography.' The image features a collage of theatrical logos for upcoming Spring 2026 productions: Shrek The Musical, SpongeBob SquarePants The Broadway Musical, Finding Nemo Kids, Into the Woods, Frozen, The Wizard of Oz, and Sleeping Beauty.

What do Shrek, SpongeBob, Finding Nemo Kids, Into the Woods (x2), Frozen (x2), and Sleeping Beauty all have in common?

Aside from a suspicious amount of talking animals and magical curses… they’ve all booked me. Whether it’s capturing a swamp-dwelling ogre or a pineapple under the sea, I’ll be behind the lens providing photography and videography for every single one of these productions this season.

All of the above do not include all that I do for the Freddy Awards coming up in May!

To see some past theater photography I provided, please go here.

Headshots for Mary Poppins

New Jersey and Lehigh Valley, PA head shot photography

ShowKids Invitational theatre SKIT presents 'Mary Poppins, May 2025.

I recently had the pleasure of creating head shots for ShowKids Invitational Theatre (SKIT) upcoming production of Mary Poppins.

The above headshots were mostly for the younger cast members. I already photographed many of the older cast members headshot in their previous show, Legally Blonde in January 2025.

This is going to be a great show – I encourage everyone to get their tickets before they sell out. See the link above for tickets or click here. I’ve had the privilege of doing photography for them for over 25 years!