The Herbst Center Presents CINDERELLA - One Weekend Only!
Back by popular demand, the holiday season once again sees the return of this heartwarming holiday show where Cinderella, a young, beautiful dreamer, toiling away as a lowly scullery maid to please her evil stepmother (and oddly masculine stepsisters) comes in contact with a Fairy Godmother who means business with a capital B. Aided by the help of a little bit of magic, Cinderella finds her Prince Charming and learns that anything-even miracles-are possible when you believe in yourself. This holiday treat for the entire family has been delighting audiences for over thirteen years.
Note: audiences members will be invited to try on the life-changing shoe; also parents are encouraged to have their cameras at the ready because following the performance kids of all ages are invited to have their portraits taken with the cast and the beaming royal couple.
A holiday co-production with The African-American Shakespeare Company, directed by Rodney Earl Jackson Jr. and Marcelo Pereira, written by AASC and SFBATCO members, and with many SFBATCO company members in the cast.
Among the amazing talent in the show, keep an eye out for Asawa School of the Arts community members, including Jeffrey May Hyche (Prince Charming), Amanda Christine Ajisebutu (Stepmother), Mason Smith (Duke), Brittany Boutte (Fairy Godmother), Devary White (Zonita), Autumn Taylor (Dancer), Tabrela Wilson (Dancer), Sherri Young (Executive Director), Rodney Earl Jackson, Jr. (Director), Marcelo Pereira (Director), and Joshua Bowden (Costume Designer)
Friday, December 23, 2016 - 3:00 PM
Friday, December 23, 2016 - 8:00 PM
Saturday, December 24, 2016 - 11:00 AM
Saturday, December 24, 2016 - 3:00 PM Balcony: $20 - Dress Circle: $25 - Orchestra: $30 - Box: $40
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