Cinderella (Way)

The play is set in Germany at the time when a young Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was trying to become a court composer. His music is key to this adaptation of the famous tale, and his composer’s baton is not after all dissimilar to a magic wand. Thus the healing power of art and love is explored in this timeless romance. Indeed time itself, as in music, is key to the emotional sequence of events as the young Cinderella tries to overcome grief and find a new life, in rapidly changing times.
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Creators
Charles Way, playwright

Details
74 pgs. 5 female, 4 male
Originally produced at The Library Theatre (UK) in 1999
Run Time: 90 minutes
Audience Recommendation: All Ages