Encanto gets its first stage adaptation, only aboard the Disney Believe

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Lin-Manuel Miranda announced the first stage adaptation of Encanto, which will play starting in 2027 only aboard Disney Cruise Line's Disney Believe. The show follows Mirabel's journey through live performance, music and dance. A medley of the film's songs followed at the ship's October 7 reveal, but Disney has not named the theater or the cast.

Encanto gets its first stage adaptation, only aboard the Disney Believe

Encanto is coming to the stage for the first time, and only aboard the Disney Believe, Disney Cruise Line's next ship. Lin-Manuel Miranda, who wrote the film's songs, announced the show in a video message during the ship's October 7 reveal livestream.

A man with a beard and dark hair wearing a green polo shirt stands in front of a dark background with a "Disney Encanto" logo below him.
A man with a beard and dark hair wearing a green polo shirt stands in front of a dark background with a "Disney Encanto" logo below him. Photo: youtube.com

Key Details

A man wearing a green polo shirt stands in front of a dark brown curtain, with text overlayed on his chest.
A man wearing a green polo shirt stands in front of a dark brown curtain, with text overlayed on his chest. Still from the source video
A man with a beard and dark hair wearing a short-sleeved dark green polo shirt with white trim and dark green pants stands in front of a dark brown background, with the words "you'll be able" overlaid on his chest.
A man with a beard and dark hair wearing a short-sleeved dark green polo shirt with white trim and dark green pants stands in front of a dark brown background, with the words "you'll be able" overlaid on his chest. Still from the source video
A man with a beard and dark hair wearing a polo shirt is seen from the chest up, with a graphic displaying the Disney Encanto logo in front of him.
A man with a beard and dark hair wearing a polo shirt is seen from the chest up, with a graphic displaying the Disney Encanto logo in front of him. Still from the source video
A man wearing a green polo shirt and a lapel microphone stands in front of a dark brown curtain, with text overlayed on his chest.
A man wearing a green polo shirt and a lapel microphone stands in front of a dark brown curtain, with text overlayed on his chest. Still from the source video
A man in a green shirt with a microphone attached to his collar stands in front of a dark brown background, with his hands resting on a dark surface in front of him.
A man in a green shirt with a microphone attached to his collar stands in front of a dark brown background, with his hands resting on a dark surface in front of him. Still from the source video

Mirabel's story, told live

Miranda framed the show around Mirabel's journey and the family at the center of the film.

"The heart of this story, family, joy, and the vibrant culture of Colombia has inspired people around the world, and I can't wait for you to experience it for yourselves," Miranda said.

He described the production as Mirabel's journey coming "alive through live performance, music, and dance," which he called "something really special."

A first taste of the music at the reveal

Performers sang a medley of the film's songs on the reveal stage right after Miranda's video played.

The livestream hosts called Encanto "a story that makes you believe in miracles." Disney did not say whether the medley performers will be part of the shipboard cast.

Where Encanto fits on the ship

The Encanto show joins a theater lineup that also includes a refreshed Tangled musical.

Not announced yet: the theater, the cast and the run time

Beyond the 2027 start and the ship, Disney has released no production details for the show.

Our take. The only way to see the first stage Encanto will be a four- or five-night Disney Believe sailing from Fort Lauderdale. Bookings open October 19, 2026, and the reveal named neither the theater nor the cast, so fans booking early will be choosing a sailing before they know who is in the show.

Originally reported by youtube.com. GenieGrove rewrote this story; the original reporting is theirs.