Olaf Presents - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
The Little Mermaid
Olaf gets into the swim of things in this delightful retelling of the 1989 Walt Disney Animation Studios musical favorite, "The Little Mermaid," taking on such diverse roles as Ariel, Triton, Scuttle, and Chef Louis, among others. He also gives a tour-de-force performance as the villainous Ursula in all her evil gl
ory. Such memorable musical moments as "Part of Your World" and "Kiss the Girl" are also part of the program. Even Sven the reindeer gets into the act with his cameo as Prince Eric.
Moana
Olaf's retelling of the 2016 Oscar®-nominated Walt Disney Animation Studios feature "Moana" finds the versatile snowman appearing as the title character of Moana, the shapeshifting demigod Maui, Heihei the rooster, and the treasure-loving coconut crab Tamatoa, among others. See how far Olaf will go to put on a show
with plenty of humor and minimal-but-inventive production values.
The Lion King
Olaf takes pride in presenting a very different look at the Pride Lands from this 1994 Walt Disney Animation Studios classic, "The Lion King," and starring in a variety of roles from Simba and Mufasa to both Pumbaa and Timon. He also tackles the memorable part of the baboon Rafiki. Add in "Circle of Life," a climac
tic slow-motion battle between Simba and Scar (played by Sven), and you have another "Olaf Presents" mini-masterpiece.
Aladdin
Olaf shows viewers a "whole new world" as he takes on the starring role of the "street rat"-turned-Prince/title character, Aladdin, in this unique retelling of the 1992 Walt Disney Animation Studios musical fantasy. You'll also experience Olaf as the magical wish-granting blue Genie, the ruthless Grand vizier Jafar
, and his molting sidekick, Iago. Sven gives a glamorous turn as Princess Jasmine, and there's even room for a cameo by Marshmallow. It's not just another "Arabian Night" when Olaf comes to Agrabah!
Tangled
Olaf lets down his hair for this towering and imaginative retelling of the 2010 Walt Disney Animation Studios favorite, "Tangled," and even portrays Rapunzel along with other key characters. Nobody smolders like Olaf in his rendition of the dashing thief Flynn Rider, and he also puts in an appearance as Mother Goth
el for good measure. There's action aplenty, dreams galore, and a lantern show in the night sky that will have you, at last, seeing the light.
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