Of course, the show’s scale means that cutbacks are rampant throughout the production. These new additions ring with the unmistakable Disney flair unique to each of their productions, meaning that ‘Flower of Gold,’ ‘Wanted Man’ and ‘When She Returns’ feel instantly at home amidst fan-favourites such as ‘I’ve Got a Dream’ and the Oscar-nominated ‘I See the Light.’ The film is streamlined in order to work to its tight schedule, yet it nevertheless manages to perform a whistle stop tour of the film’s most loved musical numbers, as well as including three new songs from Alan Menken and Glenn Slater – the duo behind the film’s original score. Limited to a sixty-minute runtime, the creative team behind the production have set themselves a difficult task. Seizing her chance to escape with the bandit Flynn Rider, Rapunzel embarks on an adventure to see the lanterns that fill the sky on her birthday each year and discover her past in the process. Snatched from her royal bed at birth, Rapunzel goes about her days locked in a forgotten tower under the ever-watchful eye of the evil Mother Gothel. The narrative is, for the most part, identical. The production sees the 2010 box office hit, Tangled, translated to the stage for the purposes of performance onboard the Disney Cruise.
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