Kristen Bell, known for her role in “Frozen,” recently discussed her relationship with cannabis and her involvement in producing the revival of “Reefer Madness: The Musical.”

Despite her history with cannabis, Bell shared that she has largely abstained from it over the past 15 years, opting instead to spend her evenings enjoying cartoons with her children. This decision marks a significant shift from her college days when she used cannabis frequently due to her sensitivity to alcohol.

Bell recounted a memorable experience from her college years when she created what she believed was an ingenious card game while under the influence of cannabis. She described this moment as a peak of creativity, only to realize the next morning that the game made no sense at all. This humorous anecdote highlights how her perception was altered by cannabis, making everything seem profound at the time.

Though she no longer uses cannabis, Bell expressed a sense of nostalgia for the “enlightenment” she felt during those experiences. However, she has made peace with the fact that the world will never get to see her “brilliant” card game. This story exemplifies her lighthearted approach to her past cannabis use and her current priorities as a mother.

Bell has shifted her focus to her professional endeavors, including producing “Reefer Madness: The Musical” with Alan Cumming. The revival aims to bring a fresh, immersive experience to audiences. Bell had previously starred in the 2005 film adaptation of the musical, indicating a long-standing connection to the project.

Support for Bell’s new production was evident during its opening night, with Angelina Jolie and her daughter Vivienne attending the event. Bell expressed her gratitude for Jolie’s support, noting that it was particularly meaningful in Los Angeles, where the theater community differs from that of New York. This gesture highlighted the camaraderie and mutual support within the entertainment industry.