Details

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?

Cast/Performers

Patrick Duffy (Baron Hardup), Susan Hampshire (Fairy Godmother), Paul Zerdin

Creatives/Company

Corporate Sponsor: Beechdean
Producer(s): David Ian, Howard Panter (for First Family Entertainment)

Cinderella

Cinderella (Panto) production archive for QTIX code T01564996278. Details of all Cinderella archived productions can be found under the QTIX code: S5910

Archive Listings

7 Dec 06
to
21 Jan 07

New Victoria Theatre
Woking, Surrey
Performance Details => Venue archive

Reviews

UK Theatre Web: 14Dec06:
This is a fantastic show. Even if you think you don't like pantomime, I defy you not to enjoy it. All the principal performances are excellent - and Joanna Kirkland as Cinderella brings a refreshing naturalism to the role. She looks beautiful and her acting and singing are out of the top drawer. Paul Zirdin's ventriloquism act is excellent and very funny. Patrick Duffy has great comedic timing and seems to have transferred from the glitz of Dallas to the cliche of pantomime without a hitch. All in all a really excellent night out.

User Reviews

USER (14Dec06): This is a fantastic show. Even if you think you don't like pantomime, I defy you not to enjoy it. All the principal performances are excellent - and Joanna Kirkland as Cinderella brings a refreshing naturalism to the role. She looks beautiful and her acting and singing are out of the top drawer. Paul Zirdin's ventriloquism act is excellent and very funny. Patrick Duffy has great comedic timing and seems to have transferred from the glitz of Dallas to the cliche of pantomime without a hitch. All in all a really excellent night out.

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