Performance

Venue	Old Vic Theatre
Town	West End
County	Greater London
From	4th December 2007
Opened	13th December 2007
To	20th January 2008
Prices	From £10.00. To £40.00.
Old Vic Theatre (V402)
Current/Future Listings
Listings Archive

Cinderella

Work:: Cinderella (S5910)

In a fairy-tale kingdom, poor Cinderella is a servant to her cruel stepmother and ugly stepsisters. When a handsome prince invites all the maidens of the land to his party, she only has rags to wear. With the help of her friend Buttons and a sprinkling of magic from her Fairy Godmother, will she make it to the ball after all?

Production:: (T895090400)

Cinderella is a tale of passion, jealousy, cross-dressing, injustice, chocolate, madness, cruelty, ice cream, hatred, revenge, jelly, unrequited love, envy, tarts, forgiveness, music, laugher, hope, redemption and most important of all, love - the truest, purest true love that ever was. And cake. So much cake you won't believe. World Premiere

Producer	Old Vic
Author	Stephen Fry
Music	Anne Dudley
Director	Fiona Laird
Design	Stephen Brimson
Lighting	Tim Mitchell
Choreographer	Francesca Jaynes
Sound	Nick Lidster (for Autograph)
Sound	Terry Jardine (Autograph)
Performer	Pauline Collins (Fairy Godmother)
Performer	Sandi Toksvig (The Narrator)
Performer	Debbie Chazen (The Queen)
Performer	Oliver Chopping (Dandini)
Performer	Hal Fowler (Ugly Sister)
Performer	Paul Keating (Buttons)
Performer	Mark Lockyer (Ugly Sister)
Performer	Joseph Millson (Prince Charming)
Performer	Madeleine Worrall (Cinderella)

Listing:: L1221762530

Production details

Cinderella is a tale of passion, jealousy, cross-dressing, injustice, chocolate, madness, cruelty, ice cream, hatred, revenge, jelly, unrequited love, envy, tarts, forgiveness, music, laugher, hope, redemption and most important of all, love - the truest, purest true love that ever was. And cake. So much cake you won't believe. World Premiere

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Special Performances

10 Jan 08 Open Captioned (STAGETEXT)

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