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Middleton Theatre Thespian Troupe #2960 presents...

Excerpt from the Author's Note: A chameleon changes color to match its surroundings. Stories do the same. The earliest recorded Cinderella tale is thought to date from ninth-century China. Traveling across the globe, it changed its clothes but not its essence. Rivalry, injustice, and the dream of wrongs righted are universal no matter our garments...

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For each page, click on this icon to hear the narration

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Think aloud questions Which parts of the story did you recognize? Which parts of the story were new or told in a creative way? Why do you think the Cinderella story is shared in among people and cultures all over the world? If you could add a detail from your culture (family traditions, annual celebrations, special places, etc...) to the story, what would it be?

Middleton Theatre Thespian Troupe #2960 annual outreach project Contributors: Evelyn Anderson Avery Brutosky Mia Burkholder Michael Chiaverini Tanner Choate Kai DeRubis Varun Gupta Torii Snortum Haney Kayley Hellenbrand

Middleton Theatre presents... Cinderella April 16, 17, 18 Click on the poster to get ticket information

Anezka Helmers Annabelle Latino Annie LeffelJuliette Mandelbrot Rachel Reichard Sarah Reichard Nicholas Tormey Abby Sperger Vivian Wagner