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'Frozen' a red-hot hit at Lakewood Ranch High School


  • By Madison Bierl
  • | 10:45 a.m. April 26, 2026
Emma Mandzick, a senior at Lakewood Ranch High School, plays Elsa and also choreographed the whole show for "Frozen."
Emma Mandzick, a senior at Lakewood Ranch High School, plays Elsa and also choreographed the whole show for "Frozen."
Photo by Madison Bierl
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When Emmaline Caswell, a senior at Lakewood Ranch High School, takes the stage during a musical theater production, she transforms.

In that moment, she is whatever character she is playing. 

"I become a different person and that's my favorite part of it," Caswell said. "I can push away all the things that happened during the day and I get to live (the character's) life for however long the show is. I was destined to do something in theater." 

On April 24, Caswell played Pabbie, the lead troll in the Lakewood Ranch High School production of "Frozen."

She wasn't alone in making a transformation.

Junior Daniela Vallarta played Bulda, the other main troll in "Frozen," and also was the costume manager. Vallarta stressed theater is a fun pursuit for anyone no matter their interests and helps in growing confidence and self expression. 

"If you want to get into a technical field, engineering, building, or grow group skills, it's amazing for that," Vallarta said. 

 

Skylah Siegel, a senior, played Anna and was also the musical director. 

"It's such a relief and a joy seeing everyone enjoying your hard work," Siegel said. "Rehearsals can be stressful and there's a lot that goes into it that people don't usually see." 

Emma Mandzik, a senior, played the lead of Elsa. She said theater is the place to find safety and passion for what she loves. 

She also choreographed all the dance numbers which included various lifts. 

"This is some of the most original choreography I've done and I made some of these numbers from scratch," Mandzik said. "This has pushed me in that sense." 

Jess Lubbers is the theater teacher at Lakewood Ranch High School. He loves giving his students responsibility and then watching them rise to the occasion. 

"I take on the role of a producer," Lubbers said. "I get to sit back and enjoy the show." 

 
David DuJardin, a senior, plays King Agnaar and Oaken in
David DuJardin, a senior, plays King Agnaar and Oaken in "Frozen" at Lakewood Ranch High School.
Photo by Madison Bierl
Lakewood Ranch High School seniors Skylah Siegel and Emma Mandzik play Anna and Elsa in their school production of
Lakewood Ranch High School seniors Skylah Siegel and Emma Mandzik play Anna and Elsa in their school production of "Frozen."
Photo by Madison Bierl
Daniela Vallarta and Emmaline Caswell play trolls Pabbie and Bulda in the Lakewood Ranch High School production of
Daniela Vallarta and Emmaline Caswell play trolls Pabbie and Bulda in the Lakewood Ranch High School production of "Frozen."
Photo by Madison Bierl
Alexandra Mahiquez, a sophomore at Lakewood Ranch High School, plays Olaf in
Alexandra Mahiquez, a sophomore at Lakewood Ranch High School, plays Olaf in "Frozen."
Photo by Madison Bierl
Izzy Brown, David DuJardin and Jocelyn Gomez perform
Izzy Brown, David DuJardin and Jocelyn Gomez perform "Hygge" from "Frozen" at Lakewood Ranch High School.
Photo by Madison Bierl
Noah Gross, a freshman at Lakewood Ranch High School, plays the Duke of Weselton in
Noah Gross, a freshman at Lakewood Ranch High School, plays the Duke of Weselton in "Frozen."
Photo by Madison Bierl
Lakewood Ranch High School senior Jack Christie plays Kristoff alongside freshman Lex Lubbers who plays Sven in
Lakewood Ranch High School senior Jack Christie plays Kristoff alongside freshman Lex Lubbers who plays Sven in "Frozen."
Photo by Madison Bierl
Sophomore Chase Christie and senior Skylah Siegel  sing
Sophomore Chase Christie and senior Skylah Siegel sing "Love Is an Open Door" as Hans and Anna in "Frozen" at Lakewood Ranch High School.
Photo by Madison Bierl
Bianca Fernandez, Izzy Brown, Sofia Ortega and Charlie Davis perform as the ensemble in the Lakewood Ranch High School production of
Bianca Fernandez, Izzy Brown, Sofia Ortega and Charlie Davis perform as the ensemble in the Lakewood Ranch High School production of "Frozen."
Photo by Madison Bierl
Chase Christie and Skylah Siegel sing
Chase Christie and Skylah Siegel sing "Love Is an Open Door" as Hans and Anna in the Lakewood Ranch High School production of "Frozen."
Photo by Madison Bierl
Seniors Emma Mandzik and Skylah Siegel play Elsa and Anna in the Lakewood Ranch High School production of
Seniors Emma Mandzik and Skylah Siegel play Elsa and Anna in the Lakewood Ranch High School production of "Frozen."
Photo by Madison Bierl
"Frozen" tells the story of two sisters, Elsa and Anna, and their journey to break out of an eternal winter.
Photo by Madison Bierl
Real life sisters Amelia and Alice Shamierva play the young versions of Elsa and Anna in the Lakewood Ranch High School production of
Real life sisters Amelia and Alice Shamierva play the young versions of Elsa and Anna in the Lakewood Ranch High School production of "Frozen" despite only being 12 and 9 years old.
Photo by Madison Bierl
Sofia Ortega, a senior at Lakewood Ranch High School, plays Queen Iduna in
Sofia Ortega, a senior at Lakewood Ranch High School, plays Queen Iduna in "Frozen."
Photo by Madison Bierl
Sawyer Girgis, Gabriella Cruz, Alex Bennettson and Carter Hasbrouck attend
Sawyer Girgis, Gabriella Cruz, Alex Bennettson and Carter Hasbrouck attend "Frozen" in costume to support their friend Emma Mandzick who plays Elsa.
Photo by Madison Bierl
The Lakewood Ranch High School production of
The Lakewood Ranch High School production of "Frozen" includes 27 students in the cast and an additional eight in the crew.
Photo by Madison Bierl

 

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Madison Bierl

Madison Bierl is the education and community reporter for the East County Observer. She grew up in Iowa and studied at the Greenlee School of Journalism and Communication at Iowa State University.

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