This charming tale is narrated by Thelma and Louise, two old ladies from the swamps of Louisiana. Beautiful Ella has been forced into domestic servitude by her jealous stepmother and ugly stepsisters, though she keeps a positive outlook with the help of her three chatty mice friends, Ben, Jerry and Alfy as well as the family dog, Brutus. The stepmother has an ever-so-fat cat named Damion, who is much too fat to succeed in catching Ben, Jerry or Alfy.
The King decides its time for the Prince to get married and invites every young maiden in the kingdom to the Royal Ball. With the help of a forgetful, but funny Fairy Godmother, Ella (now Cinderella) instantly catches the Prince’s eye. They spend the entire night together, but it is over much too soon. As the clock strikes midnight, Cinderella races from the castle in a gallant attempt to get home before the last strike. In her haste, she loses her slipper on the steps of the castle. With the slipper as his guide, the Prince searches for the mystery maiden and will not rest until this fair lady is found. He eventually finds and proposes to Cinderella and graciously invites Cinderella’s stepmother and stepsisters to the castle . . . as servants!
Darke County Civic Theater
2019 Spring Production
Full Length Family Show
Congratulations to the Cast & Crew of Cinderella!
Cinderella – Grace Krauss
Baroness Ladianna Pousant – Heather Voisard
Priscilla – Sarah Crumrine
Penelope – Olivia Wetzel
The Prince – Erick Lee
Thelma – Georgia Wetzel
Louise – Katelyn Conway
King George – Sam Ploch
Queen Henrietta – Elizabeth Moss
Ben – Sarah Neighbors
Jerry – Karrah Hayslip
Alfy – Maia Wisner
Fairy Godmother – Nancy Miltenberger
Sir Reginald – Wyatt Reed
Brutus – Lacey Snyder
Damion/Princes Royal Valet – Abby Krauss
Town Herald – Anna Jean Stump
Royal Guard – Cody Reed
Ella – Molly Krauss
Young Priscilla – Amelia Zimmer
Young Penelope – Parker Francis
Royal Assistant– Abby Voisard
Royal Assistant– Emma Miller
Coach Driver– Jessica Setser
Townspeople/Ball Attendees – Cody Reed, Wyatt Reed, Molly Krauss, Amelia Zimmer, Parker Francis, Abby Krauss, Abby Voisard, Emma Miller, Jessica Setser
Servants – Cody Reed, Jessica Setser
Director: Chris Chapa
Assistant Director: Connie DeSchepper
Producer: Nicole Scott
Stage Manager: Laura Francis
Stage Manager: Lacey Snyder
Junior Stage Manager: Kylie Voisard
Props Manager: Jessica Setser
This charming tale is narrated by Thelma and Louise, two old ladies from the swamps of Louisiana. Beautiful Ella has been forced into domestic servitude by her jealous stepmother and ugly stepsisters, though she keeps a positive outlook with the help of her three chatty mice friends, Ben, Jerry and Alfy as well as the family dog, Brutus. The stepmother has an ever-so-fat cat named Damion, who is much too fat to succeed in catching Ben, Jerry or Alfy.
The King decides its time for the Prince to get married and invites every young maiden in the kingdom to the Royal Ball. With the help of a forgetful, but funny Fairy Godmother, Ella (now Cinderella) instantly catches the Prince’s eye. They spend the entire night together, but it is over much too soon. As the clock strikes midnight, Cinderella races from the castle in a gallant attempt to get home before the last strike. In her haste, she loses her slipper on the steps of the castle. With the slipper as his guide, the Prince searches for the mystery maiden and will not rest until this fair lady is found. He eventually finds and proposes to Cinderella and graciously invites Cinderella’s stepmother and stepsisters to the castle . . . as servants!