Steve Rogers will really find out if he could “do all this daaaaaay” in Rogers: The Musical, the previously announced one-act special at Disney California Adventure. Its limited broadcast will be from June 30 to August 31.
The parody show in the Marvel Studios universe about Steve Rogers, who apes Lin-Manuel Miranda hamilton, and appeared In hawk eyes opening episode on Disney+ – got real. The musical project came to fruition thanks to the efforts of Disney Live Entertainment in partnership with writer Hunter Bell, star and author of the Tony Award-nominated book. [title of show], and will feature five new songs with music by Grammy-winning composer Christopher Lennertz and lyrics by Lennertz, Jordan Peterson and Alex Karukas. The show will naturally feature fan-favorite “Save the City” numbers from Hawk Eye (written by Marc Shaiman and Scott Wittman) and “Star Spangled Man” (written by Alan Menken and David Zippel) from Captain America: The First Avenger. Watch the trailer:
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Gather your friends if you plan on seeing it when it premieres at West Coast Park, because you’ll need an Avengers-style plan. And yes, that means technology is involved. You will be able to access viewing areas to Rogers: The Musical through the Disneyland app’s virtual queuing system, which will distribute reservations for Rogers: The Musical each day starting at 10:30 a.m. PT for the first two broadcast times of the day and at 2:00 p.m. PT for the remaining broadcast times of the day. If you’re old school like Steve and Bucky, you can try to get queued tickets on a first-come, first-served basis if they’re available once the virtual queue has reached capacity. ; check at the Hyperion Theater before Rogers: The Musical starts for all walks. For fans, there will be a special Rogers: The Musical”Premium Viewing Experience” which includes perks like a themed bucket of popcorn and priority seating in the theatre.
Rogers: The Musical is set to run multiple times a day, Tuesday through Saturday during the limited engagement, but be sure to check Disneyland.com before you book your trip to make sure it’s running while you’re there. If you go, be sure to sample the Steve Rogers-approved Disney treats offered as part of the opening, which will coincide with the 4th of July weekend, at select locations throughout Disney California Adventure Park.
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Rogers the musical Concept art
The musical will feature fun expansions on the fictional musical seen in the Hawk Eye Disney+ series.
Captain America Red, White and Blue Shake
A vanilla shake with wild cherry and blue raspberry granita and whipped topping (alcohol free). Find it at Schmoozies.
Captain America’s Kettle Corn
Grab the red, white and blue caramel corn from the outdoor vending carts around the Hyperion Theater in Hollywoodland as part of the commemoration Rogers: The Musical bucket.
Cap’n Tout Chien
The Hot Link — wrapped in pizza dough, topped with all the bagel seasoning, and served with mustard cheese sauce and potato chips — is available at Disney California Adveture outdoor vending carts around the Hyperion.
Patriotic non-alcoholic punch appropriate for Steve Rogers
This colorful drink, created from Sprite and white cranberry juice with blue raspberry and cherry syrups, and topped with whipped cream, can be found at the Hollywood Lounge.
Pastrami Pretzel Dog
Find the all-beef hot dog topped with pastrami, whole-grain mustard, provolone, sauerkraut and Thousand Island dressing at Award Wieners.
“Shawarm-izza” inspired by the Avengers
Shawarma Palace will serve a variation of Italian sausage, pepperoni, mozzarella and pepperoncini in a garlic parmesan wrap with marinara sauce.
Like an apple pizza
Fried cinnamon and sugar pizza crust topped with apple and cranberry topping, streusel and cream cheese frosting can be found at Terran Treats.
Rogers: The Musical opens June 30 and closes August 31.
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