The song 'Dinner,' composed by Adam Gwon, offers a playful take on modern dating, where Bell humorously clarifies that her invitation is not a marriage proposal.

In the performance, Bell attempts to persuade Fontana to join her for dinner, showcasing a casual approach to dating with witty lines about appetizers instead of wedding vows.

Currently running at Theatre Five in New York City, the musical will be available for audiences until May 10, 2025.

In addition to her theater work, Kristen Bell is set to reprise her role as Queen Anna in two upcoming sequels to Frozen, as confirmed by Disney CEO Bob Iger.

Developed by Keen Company over three years, 'All the World's a Stage' aims to deliver intimate stories with significant emotional depth.

Adam Gwon expressed gratitude on social media for Bell and Fontana's support of the show, sharing a video of their performance.

The creative team behind the musical includes Steven C. Kemp for set design, Jennifer Paar for costume design, David Lander for lighting design, and Megumi Katayama for sound design.

Kristen Bell and Santino Fontana, known for their roles in Disney's Frozen, have reunited to perform a new duet titled 'Dinner' from the Off-Broadway musical 'All the World's a Stage.'

The musical, directed by Jonathan Silverstein, tells the story of Ricky Alleman, a gay high school teacher in the 1990s whose life becomes complicated when he helps a student with a theater competition amid local church opposition.

This marks their first collaboration since they voiced Princess Anna and Prince Hans in the 2013 film, Frozen, a full 12 years ago.

The cast includes Eliza Pagelle, Jon-Michael Reese, Matt Rodin, and Elizabeth Stanley, all under the direction of Jonathan Silverstein.

Both Bell and Fontana have extensive stage experience, with Bell making her Broadway debut in 2001 and Fontana winning a Tony Award for his role in Tootsie in 2019.