Tangled: The Musical
Attraction type
Stage show
Source
Tangled: The Musical is a Broadway-style show based off the 2010 Walt Disney Animation Studios feature film, Tangled . It is performed aboard the Disney cruise ship, Disney Magic .
The show serves as a live-action musical adaptation of the original animated film and features three brand new songs, "When She Returns ", "Flower of Gold ", and "Wanted Man ", as well as new reprises to songs from the film. These songs are from the Academy-Award winning composer Alan Menken and lyricist Glenn Slater who also wrote and composed the original music of Tangled .
Cast
Scenes & Musical Numbers
Scene 1 - Treasure Room & Royal Palace
Scene 2 - Interior of Tower
Scene 3 - Forest / Tower Exterior
Wanted Man - Flynn Rider, Stabbington Brothers, Guards, Girls
Scene 4 - Inside the Tower / On the Ground
When Will My Life Begin? (Reprise 2) - Rapunzel
Scene 5 - The Snuggly Duckling
Scene 6 - In the Cave
Scene 7 - The Banks of the River
Healing Incantation - Rapunzel
Mother Knows Best (Reprise) - Mother Gothel
Scene 8 - The Town / The Harbour / The Night Woods
Scene 9 - Inside the Tower
When Will My Life Begin? / I See the Light (Reprise) - Rapunzel
Scene 10 - A Prison Cell
I've Got A Dream (Reprise) - Flynn Rider, Maximus, Thugs, Guards
Scene 11 - Interior of Tower
Healing Incantation (Reprise) - Rapunzel, Flynn Rider, Mother Gothel
Scene 12 - The Town
Flower of Gold / When Will My Life Begin? (Reprise) - Rapunzel, Flynn Rider, Maximus, King, Queen, Thugs, Ensemble
Gallery
Concept art for the Festival scene
Videos
Disney Cruise - Tangled - The Musical (2017)
Tangled The Musical on Disney Cruise Line's Disney Magic "Flower of Gold" new song, show opener
Tangled The Musical on Disney Cruise Line's Disney Magic "Wanted Man" new song
Tangled The Musical on Disney Cruise Line's Disney Magic "When She Returns" new song opener
Trivia
The choice made to bring Maximus the horse to life was based on the puppeteering used in the Broadway production of The Lion King .[1]
Pascal is noticeably absent from the production.
References