Cinderfella Hits Field Days has the traditional downtrodden Cinderfella along with a demanding stepmother, a stepsister, two ugly stepbrothers and, of course if wouldn't be right without the fairy godmother.
There is definitely music, lots of fun and audiences won't be able to watch it without cracking a smile.
The cast have been having lots of fun already and they can't wait for opening night. It has been a privilege to see the development in our new and more seasoned young actors. It is a great play which has something to appeal to everyone. It's good, honest fun and will appeal to adults and children alike.
As well as promoting the upcoming show, the team at Stratford on Stage would like to remind the community of our fantastic costume collection.
Stratford on Stage has a veritable treasure trove of costumes which have been used and been repurposed, by our own treasure Patsy Commerford, to bring to life the characters in the play.
These costumes are kept at The Abbey, which is located on Regan St in the Mary Alice Chapel building. We have a huge range of costumes available for people to hire. Even in the days of the Covid-19 pandemic it has been surprising how busy it has been.
Many of the local schools source their costumes from The Abbey for their school productions. Anyone wanting costumes should make an appointment to view them and for fittings should contact Patsy Commerford or simply email Stratford on Stage.
Performances of Cinderfella Hits Field Days run next month at Stratford on Stage's home – The Castle.
Details: Performances run from Friday, April 9 to Saturday, April 17. A matinee performance will run on the afternoon on Sunday, April 11. Tickets available soon from TET Kings Theatre "Emporium" or are available by emailing stratfordonstagenz@gmail.com. Door sales will also be available at the theatre door unless sold out prior to the performance date. Tickets: Adults $18 and children $12.