Cinderella (Dramatized)

By: Brothers Grimm

Narrated by: The St. Charles Players

The St. Charles Players present a new and unique telling of this children's classic performed in exciting Radio Theatre style.

Once upon a time there was a wicked stepmother with two wicked daughters, a glorious castle with a king and queen, a handsome prince, his horse named Steed, a grand ball, a fairy godmother, mice who could talk, and a dream. Once upon a time there was Cinderella.

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Critic reviews

"This multi-cast production moved me to such pleasure. As a critic, I would like to hear more from this audio troupe." (Bennet Pomerantz, Audioworld)

My little girl loves listening to this.

The characters are well betrayed. Cinderella is extreemly unselfish.
The perfect model. It is a fairtale and evokes this feeling of "one day my prince will come" and "good things happen to people that invest in high moral conduct".

Cinderella

It was a very good narration; it seemed the speakers carried a modern twist in their selfish, egotistic manners. It did portray good over evil. It gives people who do not meet the world's standards of being perfect the chance and the hope they can find beauty and love from handsome, unselfish stars who see their true beauty and worth and see beyond the glitter and deception of a really not so perfect world to find a heart of gold.

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Could barely tolerate the adaptation...not the kind of stuff I want my daughter listening to.