The first Marvel musical to launch in Disneyland is called "Rogers: The Musical."

Let us all take a break from Marvel Movies and make it Musical. Marvel fans will have the unique opportunity to see the valiant super soldier Steve Rogers perform musical theater in the one-act play "Rogers: The Musical" at the Disneyland Resort.

The 30-minute musical debuted at Disneyland on Friday at the Hyperion Theater in Disney California Adventure Park as part of the company's commemoration of Walt Disney's (DIS.N) 100th birthday. It lasts through August 31. In the first episode of the Disney+ miniseries "Hawkeye," which follows the superhero Clint Barton, an archer who wields high-tech weapons, "Rogers: The Musical" was presented as a fictitious Broadway musical.

Dan Fields, executive creative director of Disney Live Entertainment, reveals that the inspiration for 'Rogers: The Musical' as a live production came from the first episode of the 'Hawkeye' series. The iconic song "Save the City" from the series is used in the musical, which centers on Steve Rogers, Captain America.

Fields stated that the dialogues that resulted in the show that guests will see this summer at Disney California Adventure Park were started when Kevin Feige and the studio delivered "Save the City" to D23 Expo. As they go from Steve Rogers' origin narrative into the future, viewers may anticipate seeing Peggy Carter, Nick Fury, and several of the Avengers in addition to Steve Rogers.

Most weeks, "Rogers: The Musical" will have numerous performances every day from Tuesday through Saturday. Disney is also providing themed food, drink, and merchandising options for the production.