RODGERS + HAMMERSTEIN’S

CINDERELLA

NOV 20, 2024 - JAN 5, 2025

Music by Richard Rodgers
Lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II
New Book by Douglas Carter Beane
Book by Oscar Hammerstein II

Directed by Justin Lucero
Choreography by Kyle Weiler
Music Direction by Wesley Frye

This holiday show is guaranteed to be a ball for the whole family!

Spirited, savvy Ella defies her stepmother’s wishes and captures the heart of a charming prince on her quest to transform her life… and the world. Empowered by kindness and a fairy godmother, she both sparkles and sparks change in this beloved classic with some surprise twists! A cherished score, a fresh, modern script, and inventive staging magically combine in Artistic Director Justin Lucero’s Latté Da debut, reminding us that goodness and courage can lead to happily ever after.

Featuring  Deidre Cochran, Isa Condo-Olvera, Po Cushman, James Delage, Theo Janke-Furman, Abby Magalee, Nambi Mwassa, Hope Nordquist, Tod Petersen, Jon Michael Stiff, Gabriella Trentacoste, Evan Tyler Wilson, and Sally Wingert. With understudies Camryn Buelow, Caleb Michael and Carnetha Anthony. 

With gratitude to our Production Partners Tom & Julianne Youngren

CINDERELLA runs 2 hours plus one fifteen-minute intermission.

Child age recommendations: For most Theater Latté Da shows, we recommend children be at least age 13, but admit children as young as 5.* Children must have a ticket and should be accompanied by an adult at all times. Children under 5 are not recommended to attend any performance.^ Every attendee regardless of age must have a ticketed seat, and children or infants in arms or on laps is not allowed. Please consider your child's ability to sit through a performance of approximately 2 hours plus intermission.

*We strongly suggest that caregivers/guardians of underage children review the production material on Theater Latté Da's website to determine what subject matter is appropriate for viewing. 

^At the discretion of Theater LattéDa staff, we reserve the right to remove without refund any audience member who is disruptive to the experience of other patrons--including children and their families.