Matthew Bourne’s Cinderella

Show Info Cast & Creative

Genre Opera/Dance

First Performance 03/05/2011

Closing 07/05/2011

Running Time 2h

New Adventures’ beautiful and unique dance interpretation of the best loved fairytale of all, Cinderella.

Set in London during the Second World War, Matthew Bourne’s interpretation of Prokofiev’s haunting score has, at its heart, a true wartime romance. A chance meeting results in a magical night for Cinderella and her dashing young RAF pilot, together just long enough to fall in love before being parted by the horrors of the Blitz.

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Cast

Performed by the New Adventures Company - Stephanie Billers, Will Bozier, Cordelia Braithwaite, Madelaine Brennan, Joao Carolino, Reece Causton, Jackson Fisch, Paris Fitzpatrick, Glenn Graham, Sophia Hurdley, Jack Jones, Nicole Kabera, Kate Lyons, Jamie McDonald, Michela Meazza, Andrew Monaghan, Liam Mower, Stephen Murray, Danny Reubens, Ashley Shaw, Alan Vincent, Katie Webb, Seren Williams, Daniel Wright

Creative

Director - Matthew Bourne

Producer - New Adventures

Choreographer - Matthew Bourne

Costume - Lez Brotherston

Lighting Designer - Neil Austin

Set Designer - Lez Brotherston

Sound - Paul Groothuis

Music By - Serge Prokofiev

Associate Director - Etta Murfitt

Resident Director - Neil Westmoreland

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