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Encanto Play script

Act 1
Narration

Long ago, Mirabel’s Abuela and Abuelo were forced to flee their home. Still, when
Abuelo was killed, the candle became a magical flame that would never go out,
giving the family members Gifts and an enchanted home, a casita, in which to live.
Upon coming of age, each family member would open a door and receive a gift to
help the family. Now, Mirabel is preparing to receive her gift.

Mirabel asks what her gift will be, and Abuela tells her that it is sure to be as special
as she is.

10 years later......
INT. CASA MADRIGAL - VARIOUS (As Mirabel moves through the corridors,
shutters open around her. She reaches the dining room and begins setting the table.
Each member of the family has their own plate, highlighting their gift. As Mirabel
sets the table, kids holler at her from outside.)

MIRABEL: Morning, Abuelo.

PUMPED JUANCHO: Hey! When’s the magic gift happen?!

MIRABEL: My cousin’s ceremony is tonight. (She goes back to setting the table)

LITTLE ALEJANDRA: What’s his gift?!

MIRABEL: We’re gonna find out.

PUMPED JUANCH: What’s your gift?!

MIRABEL (working, playful teasing): Who’s asking?

KIDS (BEAT): Us!

MIRABEL: Well, “us,” I can’t just talk about myself... I’m only part of the amazing
Madrigals.

KIDS: Who’s all the amazing Madrigals?

MIRABEL: Aw, you’re not gonna leave me alone, are you? Casita, help me out.

and the music kicks in!

MIRABEL: Drawers! Floors! Doors! Let’s goooo!

This is our home. we’ve got every generation so full of music a rhythm of this is my
family, a perfect constellation. so many stars, and everybody gets to shine. its own
design.

(MIRABEL opens the family’s doors to help them wake up.)

MIRABEL: (The family hustles to get ready for the day with help from the house: it
makes Luisa treadmill with its tiles, pours coffee for the family, etc. Abuela
emerges from her room.)
MIRABEL: whoa, but let’s be clear, abuela runs this show. whoa, she led us here so
many years ago, whoa, and every year our family blessings grow! there’s just a lot
you’ve simply got to know, so! welcome to the family madrigal. the home of the
family madrigal. we’re on our way! where all the people are fantastical and
magical, I’m part of the family madrigal!

(Mirabel leads her family out of the house, she’s their biggest cheerleader. She
waves goodbye to the House and the House waves back with its shutters and tiles.
The town kids watch the Madrigals emerge, super psyched to see these amazing
people get to work. The kids crowd around Mirabel.)

KIDS: Oh my gosh, it’s them!

/What are the gifts?! / I can’t remember all the gifts/ Who is who?

MIRABEL: Alright, alright, relax.

LITTLE ALEJANDRA: It is physically impossible to relax!

INNOCENT CECILIA: Tell us everything! What are your powers?

Pumped Juancho: just tell us what everyone can do!

MIRABEL: And that’s why coffees for grownups.

(Mirabel takes Juancho’s coffee cup and steps up to a MURAL of the Madrigal
family.

MIRABEL: my tia Pepa. her mood affects the weather. when she’s unhappy, well,
the temperature gets weird.

(We find emotional PEPA, when she’s happy the sun comes out, she trips off
camera, and stomps back, pissed. The weather above the whole Encanto gets worse
and rains in the BG)

MIRABEL: my tio Bruno --

CROWD: -- we don’t talk about Bruno --

MIRABEL: they say he saw the future, one day he disappeared.


(We continue through the town as JULIETA heals sick people with her homemade
buñuelos. Reveal a HUGE LINE OF PEOPLE with comedic maladies waiting to be
healed by her.)

MIRABEL: oh, and that’s my mom Julieta, here’s her deal. whoa, the truth is, she
can heal you with a meal. whoa, her recipes are remedies for real. if you’re
impressed, imagine how i feel - (gets kissed by Julieta) MOM?!

(Mirabel who heads through the bustling town, were we see flowers, fruit, a guy
selling a huge stack of hats, etc.)

MIRABEL: welcome to the family madrigal! the home of the family madrigal!

hey coming through! i know it sounds a bit fantastical and magical, but I’m part of
the family madrigal!

(Mirabel points out her dad, Agustín, and Tio Félix.)

MIRABEL: two guys fell in love with family madrigal!

AGUSTÍN/FÉLIX: hey, family madrigal!

MIRABEL: and now they’re part of the family madrigal. so yeah tio Félix married
pepa, and my dad married Julieta, that’s how abuela became abuela madrigal! let’s
go, let’s go!

(Abuela Alma steps forward, helping the town.)

ABUELA ALMA: we swear to always help those around us and earn themiracle
that somehow found us the town keeps growing the world keeps turning but hard
work and dedication will keep the miracle burning and each new generation must
keep the miracle burning...

(Back to Mirabel, leading the kids into the main plaza, which is packed with people
shopping, selling and buying goods, and the Madrigals buzz around helping
everyone.)

KIDS: Who’s a sister, who’s a cousin?! / There’s so many people! / How do you
keep them all straight?

MIRABEL: Okay, okay, okay, okay... so many kids in our house so let’s turn the
sound up! You know why? I think it’s time for a grandkid roundup!
MIRABEL/KIDS/TOWN: GRANDKID ROUNDUP!

MIRABEL: (dropping a pin) COUSIN DOLORES CAN HEAR A PIN DROP


(Dolores appears, her hand to her ear.)

MIRABEL: CAMILO SHAPE SHIFTS, (Camilo shape-shifts)

Antonio gets his gift today!

(Pop to ANTONIO being dressed in his CEREMONY OUTFIT. We see ISABELA


(perfect, gorgeous and laden with flowers) and LUISA (responsible and very
strong).

MIRABEL: my older sisters, isabela and luisa... one strong, onegracefulperfect in


every way!

(POP to Isabela, who Abuela fawns over.)

TOWNSFOLK: ISABELA........

MIRABEL: grows a flower, the town goes wild. she’s the perfect golden child.

(As flowers go everywhere, we find the very handsome MARIANO, who catches
some of Isabela’s flowers. Behind him, Luisa walks in and lifts... A BRIDGE.)

TOWNSFOLK: Luisa, Luisa, Luisa, Luisa

MIRABEL: and Luisa’s super strong. the beauty and the brawn do no wrooong!

ABUELA: Family, let’s get ready!

LUISA: Coming Abuela!

(BELLS in town ring and the family starts to head back home.)

MIRABEL: that’s life in the family madrigal! now you know the family madrigal.
where all the people are fantastical and magical that’s who we are in the family...
madrigal! adios!

(Mirabel with a flourish, Mirabel salutes the kids, turns and tries to head back
toward the house, but:)

INNOCENT CECILIA: But what’s your gift?


(Mirabel looks caught... but before she can get out of there, someone throws her an
accordion and the kids start pumping it, to make her play and -- the music comes
right back in!)

MIRABEL: ha -- well I gotta go, the life of a madrigal, but now you all know the
family madrigal! I never meant for this to get autobiographical, so just to review,
the family madrigal...let’s go!

KIDS/TOWN: but what about Mirabel?

MIRABEL: it starts with abuela, and then tia Pepa, she handles the weather

KIDS/TOWN: but what about Mirabel?

MIRABEL: my mom Julieta, can make you feel better with just one arepa

KIDS/TOWN: but what about Mirabel?

MIRABEL: my dad Augustin, well, he’s accident prone but he means well

KIDS/TOWN: but what about Mirabel?

MIRABEL: hey you said you wanna know what everyone does, I got sister sand
cousins and...

KIDS/TOWN: MIRABEL!

MIRABEL: my primo Camilo won’t stop until he makes you smile today!

KIDS/TOWN: MIRABEL!

MIRABEL: my cousin Dolores can hear this whole chorus a mile away!

(We see Dolores far away on a mountain, she puts her hand to her ear and starts
grooving to the music.)

KIDS/TOWN: MIRABEL!

MIRABEL: look, it’s mister Mariano, hey you can marry my sister if you wanna
between you and me she’s kind of a prima donna you, I’ve said too much and thank
you but I really gotta go!

MIRABEL: my family’s amazing!


KIDS/TOWN: Mirabel!

MIRABEL:AND I’M IN MY FAMILY, SO...

KIDS/TOWN: Mirabel!

MIRABEL: well...

ABUELA ALMA: Mirabel! What are you doing...?

MIRABEL:(nothing to see here) Uh, they were just asking about the family and --

LITTLE ALEJANDRA: She was about to tell us about her super awesome gift!

(Abuela looks confused, but Dolores pops up out of nowhere:)

DOLORES: Oh, Mirabel didn’t get one.

INNOCENT CECILIA: If I was you, I’d be really sad.

MIRABEL: Well, my little friend I am not, because the truth is, gift or no gift, I am
just as special as the rest of my family. All around Mirabel her amazing family does
amazing things. The kids look at her like she’s delusional.

INNOCENT CECILIA: Maybe your gift is being in denial.

Act 2
(Mirabel suddenly sees cracks forming around the house, the doors losing their
lights, and the candle flickering, but when she tries to show everyone, everything is
back to normal, leading the family to doubt here.)

MIRABEL: the house is in danger! the house is in danger!

(Everyone stops and looks at her, the band stops their music. Abuela stares at
Mirabel, concerned.)

MIRABEL: (out of breath) The tiles were falling and there were cracks everywhere
and... the candle almost went out.

(shows abuela the cracks, but they were gone)


MIRABEL: Abuela, I promise -

ABUELA Alma That’s enough.

ABUELA ALMA (CONT'D) There is nothing wrong with La Casa Madrigal. The
magic is strong... Continue what you’re doing

(everyone’s back to business)

MIRABEL: I know what I saw. (Julieta sighs.)

JULIETA: Mira, my brother Bruno lost his way in this family... I don’t want the
same for you. Get some sleep. You’ll feel better tomorrow.

MIRABEL: It’s dying; I will save the miracle. (goes to Dolores)

MIRABEL (like it’s not weird) Dolores, hey. You know, out of all my older
cousins, you’re like my favorite cousin, so I feel like I can talk to you about
anything, ergo you can talk to me about anything, like the problem with the magic
last night that no one seemed to worry about, but maybe you heard about that
maybe I should know about.

DOLORES: The only one worried about the magic is you... and the rats talking in
the walls... (BIZARRE, ABEAT) oh, and Luisa. I heard her eye twitching all night.
(A lightbulb goes off in Mirabel’s head. She looks over at Luisa, who is carrying a
table over with one hand.)

MIRABEL (calling after) Luisa, wait a second --

(Luisa looks back, sees Mirabel, moves faster.)

MIRABEL: You gotta tell me about the magic. What’s going on? What are you
hiding?

LUISA: Nothing, just gotta lotta chores, so maybe you should just go home.

MIRABEL: Dolores said your eye was twitching and it never twitches, something’s
making you nervous -- Luisa?! Will you just-- Just tell me what it is!

Luisa nothing’s wrong!

(As Luisa smiles, trying to be casual, her eye twitches.)


MIRABEL: Your eye is... doing the thing... (Luisa then sings No Pressure)

MIRABEL: I think you’re carrying way too (GETS SQUEEZED) much.

LUISA: Maybe I overdo it.

MIRABEL: (getting squeezed) Yup.

LUISA: Um, there is something you should know: last night, when you saw the
cracks, I felt... weak.

MIRABEL: Wait, wait, wait - what do you mean? What do your think’s hurting the
magic?

LUISA: Don’t know. But I heard the grown-ups once: before Tio Bruno left, he had
like some terrible vision about it.

MIRABEL: Tio Bruno? What was in his vision?

LUISA: No one knows, they never found it. But if something’s wrong with the
magic, start with Bruno’s tower, find that vision.

(Mirabel approaches tiya Pepa)

MIRABEL: Uh, Tía Pepa - if Bruno- if he had a vision about “someone” what
would it mean for them?

PEPA: We don’t talk about Bruno.

MIRABEL: I know, it’s just, hypothetically, if he “saw” you --

PEPA: -- Mirabel, please. There’s so much we must get ready for.

MIRABEL: I just want to know if it was generally positive... or... like less positive
or-- Félix barges in!

FÉLIX: It was a nightmare!

PEPA: Félix!

FÉLIX: Ey, she needs to know, Pepi. She needs to know.

PEPA: We don’t talk about Bruno.


FÉLIX: He would see something terrible, and then crack-ba-boom, it would
happen.

PEPA: We don’t talk about Bruno.

MIRABEL: What if you didn’t understand what he saw?

FÉLIX: Then you better figure it out, because it was coming for you!

PEPA: WE DON’T TALK ABOUT BRUNO, NO NO NO WE DON’T TALK


ABOUT BRUNO...

(We don’t talk about Bruno)

(Mirabel saw Bruno and starts chasing him as he runs away, and when she falls
through the floor, Bruno saves her though it is then revealed the hole is not very
deep).

MIRABEL: Wait, wait -- Ow -- why did you take the vision? -- what does it mean
-- Is it why you came back or--

MIRABEL: Tio Bruno?

MIRABEL: (realizing) You never left.

MIRABEL: I don’t understand why you “left,” but didn’t “leave?”

TIO BRUNO: (CONT'D) My gift wasn’t helping the family... but uh... but I love
my family, you know... I just don’t know how to... I just don’t know how to...

MIRABEL: Why was I in your vision? Tio Bruno...?

MIRABEL: You left... to protect me...?

TIO BRUNO: I don’t know which way it’ll go... but my guess... the family, the
Encanto, the fate of the miracle itself - it’s all gonna come down to you.

MIRABEL: I gotta go Tio Bruno, Gotta save the Miracle bye! Tio Bruno: Hey, after
you save the miracle... come visit.

(At that moment, the house begins to break apart. As it tries to get everyone out to
safety, Isabela, Camilo, and the rest of the family lose their gifts as the magic
quickly fades. Mirabel stays behind to try and retrieve the candle, but it disappears
before she can reach it. The Casita uses its remaining magic to shield her from its
collapse, and the Madrigals are all left homeless and powerless by the disaster.)

ABUELA ALMA: (CONT'D) The cracks started with you. Bruno left because of
you. Luisa’s losing her powers, Isabela’s out of control, because of you. I don’t
know why you weren’t given a gift, but it is not an excuse for you to hurt this
family!

MIRABEL: I will never be good enough for you. Will I? No matter how hard I try.

MIRABEL: (CONT'D) No matter how hard any of us tries. (then) Luisa will never
be strong enough. Isabela won’t be perfect enough -- Bruno left our family because
you only saw the worst in him--

ABUELA ALMA: -- Bruno didn’t care about this family --

MIRABEL: He loves this family - I love this family! We all love this family!
You’re the one that doesn’t care! You’re the one breaking our home!

(Cracks begins to spread into the town.)

ABUELA ALMA: Don’t you ever --!

MIRABEL: The miracle is dying, because of you!

(CRACK! A huge crack nearly rips the House in half... snaking all the way up to
the CANDLE... which begins to melt at a rapid pace, teetering and in danger of
falling into the dark chasm created by the cracks.)

FÉLIX: (O.S) Mirabel! The House is gonna fall!

PEPA: (O.S.) Mirabel! Get out!

(The house fell down) (Everyone is in pain.)

FAMILY WALLA (O.S.) Antonio, don’t cry, papito, don’t cry. / I couldn’t hold it
up. / The Encanto is broken. / What do we do now? / My powers ... they’re gone! /
What about Antonio, what is he gonna do?

Act 3
ABUELA ALMA: (O.S.) (quiet) Mirabel...

MIRABEL (tiny, broken) I’m sorry. I didn’t want to... hurt us... I just wanted to... to
be something I’mnot...

ABUELA ALMA: (V.O.) I was given a miracle... a second chance... and I was so
afraid to lose it... that I lost sight of who our miracle was for.

ABUELA ALMA: (V.O. And... I am so sorry... ...You never hurt our family,
Mirabel. We are broken...Because of me.

MIRABEL: Abuela... I can finally see. You lost your home... lost everything... you
suffered so much... all alone... so it would never happen again. (then) We were
saved because of you. We were given a miracle because of you. We are a family
because of you. And nothing could ever be broken, that we can’t fix...together.

ABUELA ALMA: (as they hug) I asked my Pedro for help. Mirabel... he sent me
you.

(Bruno shows up)

TIO BRUNO I feel like I missed something important. (Abuela hugs him)

MIRABEL: look at this home we need a new foundation it may seem hope less but
we’ll get by just fine

MIRABEL: (cont'd) look at this family a glowing constellation so full of stars and
everybody wants to shine but the stars don’t shine, they burn and the constellations
shift, i think it’s time you learn you’re more than just your gift...

ABUELA ALMA... and I’m sorry i held on too tight, just so afraid I’d lose you too.
the miracle is not some magic that you’ve got the miracle is you, not some gift, just
you...

ABUELA/MIRABEL the miracle is you, all of you, all of you (sing all of you)

The end

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