Celebrate winter with Strawberry Shortcake and friends at the Glimmerberry Ball. It’s a delightful, fun-filled time as the girls exchange presents, solve a hollow tree mystery, and set out to carve the most beautiful Glimmerberry lantern ever. Just like Strawberry says, "The whole community will come together and work together and help each other--friends helping friends--during the long months of winter. That’s the real meaning behind it!"
Michael Hack
Director
Anna Cummer
Strawberry Shortcake (voice)
Andrea Libman
Lemon Meringue / Princess Berrykin / Baby Berrykin / Pupcake (voice)
Ashleigh Ball
Plum Pudding / Berrykin #2 (voice)
Ingrid Nilson
Raspberry Torte (voice)
Janyse Jaud
Orange Blossom (voice)
Britt McKillip
Blueberry Muffin (voice)
Paul Dobson
Mr. Longface (voice)
Scott McNeil
Berrykin Foreman (voice)
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