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Family-Friendly Musical
What do you get when you mix a nearsighted bookworm heroine, two fabulously self‑absorbed stepsisters, a devilishly diva stepmother, and a self‑empowering Well‑Wisher? A delightfully modern spin on the classic fairy tale, proving that being smart is the ultimate kind of beautiful! When the King urges his romantically challenged son to choose a bride from hundreds of “applicants,” a hilarious cross‑country quest unfolds to reunite a missing sneaker—yes, a sneaker!—with its rightful owner. Full of laughs, charm, and heart, Cinderella is perfect for audiences of all ages.
Run time: 1 hr 15 min, with one intermission
Individual tickets go on sale to the public on Monday, July 13.
CONTENT ADVISORY
Suitable for general audiences. A playful, family-friendly modern fairy tale filled with humor, charm, and heart, Cinderella features light romantic themes, comedic family dynamics, and a whimsical twist on the classic story that emphasizes self-discovery and confidence. Due to the show’s full-length format, children under 4 cannot be admitted.
Cinderella
This show is for you if . . .
- You love playful, modern twists on classic fairytales with humor, heart, and a strong, smart heroine.
- You’re into quirky comedy, a little romance, and an ensemble with a whole lot of personality.
- You appreciate stories that celebrate being yourself and thinking outside the box.
- You’re looking for a feel-good night at the theatre that the whole family will love.
- You enjoy musicals like Once Upon a Mattress, Shrek the Musical, and Into the Woods.
- You love movies like Enchanted, The Princess Diaries, Ella Enchanted, and The Princess Protection Program.
Reviews
“Ensemble Theatre offers the best bet for kids with Cinderella . . . it’s a familiar story, but told with some catchy tunes and a lot of humor.”
—CityBeat
“[Cinderella has] a sweetness that will go unmatched across this holiday season’s theatre offerings.”
—Off Book with Kirk Sheppard
“Ever After lives up to its ‘happily’.”