Cinderella: The Oldest Story Ever Told Begins Limited Run at Circle in the Square Feb. 7 | Playbill

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News Cinderella: The Oldest Story Ever Told Begins Limited Run at Circle in the Square Feb. 7 Circle in the Square Theatre School presents a limited engagement of Cinderella: The Oldest Story Ever Told at the Circle in the Square Theatre, which is the home of the acclaimed new play Lombardi.

Performances are scheduled for the mornings of Feb. 7-11 and 14-18 at 10:30 AM.

Written by David F. Eliet and directed by Justin Boccitto, the production, according to press notes, is a "classic re-telling of Cinderella as seen through interwoven stories and tales from Africa, India and China. In one of the stories there is a magic fish instead of a fairy godmother and in another Cinderella is a boy! Come meet the enchanted frog, talking parrot, flying cow and magic wizard."

The play is performed by Roxanne Fox, Sandra Miller, Kario Pereira-Bailey and Kane Prestenback, all graduates of the Circle in the Square Theatre School.

The running time is 50 minutes; the performances will be followed by a question-and-answer session.

Circle in the Square Theatre is located in Manhattan at 50th Street, between Broadway and 8th Avenue. For tickets, priced $5 for adults and children, call (212) 307-0388. For more information visit www.circlesquare.org/arts_current.htm.

 
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