Book, Music, & Lyrics by Marc Robin and Curt Dale Clark

 Based on a story by Charles Perrault, the musical version tells the tale of orphaned and lonely Cinderella, who spends her days as a housemaid for her wicked step-mother, Blanche, and lazy step-sisters, Giggletta and Soberella. When the Prince invites every lady in the land to a grand ball at his palace, Blanche decides Cinderella cannot go unless she finishes an impossibly long list of chores. Left behind, a heartbroken Cinderella is visited by an enchanted Fairy Godmother. With the help of her Fairy Godmother and some audience magic, Cinderella’s rags are transformed into an elegant gown and she is transported to the palace in a magical coach. At the ball, the handsome Prince is captivated by Cinderella’s beauty and kindness. Knowing that the spell will end at the stroke of midnight, Cinderella races home before the Prince can learn her name. With only Cinderella’s lost glass slipper to guide him, the Prince sets out to find his true love. Through whimsical music and audience participation, children of all ages are invited to join in the fun as Cinderella learns that beauty is an inner quality and dreams really do come true.

 Suitable for all ages                      Running Time: 55 minutes

Cast of Principal Characters:

Cinderella

Prince

Reginald, Prince’s page

Blanche, Cinderella’s step-mother

Giggletta, Cinderella’s step-sister

Soberella, Cinderella’s step-sister

Fairy Godmother

 This charming show is quite funny, heart-warming and thoroughly engaging for children and adults. – Chicago Critic, July 11, 2009

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Click here to hear an audio excerpt of Cinderella: Karen Leigh Multer sings “Happily Ever After.”

Click here to watch a video clip from the 1996 Drury Lane production of Cinderella: Cory Goodrich and Curt Dale Clark sing final duet.

© Marc Robin and Curt Dale Clark 1997

 Licensing Information: To obtain performance rights, scores and scripts, please contact: msmtcdc@gmail.com or call 207-267-9257.