Cinderella Ballet

	Whoever played Cinderella was definitely cute. That's what's important here!
	Cinderella and her father are reminiscing about Cinderella's mother.
	They are interrupted and teased by the two stepsisters, Pinky and Peachy.
	Stepmother arrives with an invitation to a ball that the Prince is having in order to find a wife for himself. All elligible maidens have been invited.
	The two stepsisters fight over the invitation and tear it up.
	Everyone dances around like a faggot for a while
	Cinderella pieces it together and learns that she was not invited, but secretly wishes that she was.
	A beggar woman arrives, looking for food and water.
	She is turned away by the family, but Cinderella, having a kind and loving nature, gives her bread and water.
	A dance master is hired to teach the stepsisters to dance and new clothes are purchased.
	Once they are ready, everyone except Cinderella leaves for the ball. Stepmother throws a jar of lentils into the fire and tells Cinderella she has to pick out every single lentil before they return.
	The beggar woman returns and magically turns into the Fairy Godmother. She thanks Cinderella for her kindness and tells her that she wishes to return the favour.
	She says that she has the power to grant any wish she desires. Cinderella tells her of the ball and says she wishes to go.
	The Fairy Godmother tells Cinderella that her wish is granted. She waves her wand, calling forth four fairies to dress Cinderella for the ball.
	First the Spring Fairy comes...
	Followed by Summer
	Then Autumn
	And winter
	One by one, the fairies transform Cinderella
	The Clock Elves appear to remind Cinderella to be home by midnight or her clothes will turn back into rags.
	The Fairy Godmother asks Cinderella to bring her a pumpkin and two mice.
	And right before her very eyes transforms these into a splendid coach with two zebras. Cinderella leaves for the ball.
	While the Prince prepares for the ball, the Jester is playfully entertaining the eligible maidens who have arribed to meet the prince.
	The stepsisters arrive with their mother and father and introduce themselvse to the Jester.
	Peach performs her dance,
	followed by Pinky.
	The Jester annonces the Prince and everyone watches horrified as they realize that they have been entertained by the Prince dressed as the Jester.
	The Prince's friend entertains everyone with a Mazurka.
	Everyone is having a good time.
	All of th sudden things quiet down and Cinderella enters, heralded by the fairies and the Fairy Godmother. The prince immediatly falls in love with her and they dance together.
	As is traditional, the Prince hands out oranges to all the elligible maidens and then asks Cinderella if she would like to waltz with him.
	She is so happy she dances for him.
	He then dances for her and then they dance together.
	All too soon the Clock Elves reappear to remind Cinderella that she has to leave.
	She does not want to go, but finds herself slowly turning back into rags and runs off dropping her shoe.
	The prince runs after her, finds the shoe,
	and declares that the person who this shoe fits will be his wife.
	The Stepsisters show off their oranges to Cinderella and brag about the fun time they had at the ball.
	Stepmother announces that the Prince is coming.
	Both stepsisters and Stepmother try on the shoe, but it does not fit their big feet.
	Stepmother decides she wants to have her daughter marry the Prince so badly that she will off part of her daughter's foot to make the shoe fit.
	Cinderella is horrified at this and runs over to stop it, dropping the other shoe on the floor. The prince immediatly recognizes the shoe and knows he has found his bride.
	Their destiny is celebrated in the final scene.
	Woohoo! Finally, the ballet is over and the curtain's close!