The premise of Princess Proms is deceptively straightforward: put performers with genuine West End and Broadway credentials on a stage, give them the animated film catalog that multiple generations can sing from memory, and produce it with lighting and choreography calibrated to the cinematic scale of the source material. In practice, the format distinguishes itself from the standard family-concert circuit by executing that premise rather than merely promising it.
About the Show
The production is presented by EV Productions and performed by The Enchanted Voices, whose members hold stage credits from the West End, ITV broadcasts, and royal performances. The show describes its approach as bringing “cinematic magic to the stage” — a theatrical concert in which live singing, choreography, live percussion, and production lighting are designed to work together, not simply coexist. The program draws from a broad sweep of animated film music: Frozen, Moana, The Wizard of Oz, Beauty & the Beast, Wicked, Anastasia, Pocahontas, Aladdin, The Little Mermaid, and The Lion King among the titles, alongside contemporary pop from Taylor Swift, Coldplay, and Rachel Platten. Audience participation is woven in throughout: younger attendees are given ample room to sing along to songs they have long since memorized.
The April 1 Binghamton date is the only listed U.S. stop on the 2026–2027 North American touring schedule, which Princess Proms bills as its American debut. The North American leg ran through Sydney, Nova Scotia; Moncton, New Brunswick; Hamilton, Ontario; and Vancouver, British Columbia before crossing the border. The production built its touring history in the United Kingdom, where it played to sold-out crowds. Princess Proms is not affiliated with the studios, composers, or rights holders of the material it performs. Recommended minimum age is 3; attendees 16 and older are required to purchase an adult ticket.
Venue & Logistics
The Broome County Forum Theatre at 236 Washington St in downtown Binghamton brings this production to the Southern Tier, a full-scale theater venue well suited to Princess Proms’ wide-stage theatrical format. The show falls on a Thursday, with the matinee beginning at 3:30 p.m.; a comparable tour stop at Shea’s Performing Arts Center in Buffalo was listed at approximately two hours and 15 minutes.
Tickets
No ticket price was available from sources at the time of publication. Tickets went on sale September 23, 2026. Buy tickets