Cinderella Youth Edition Script _top_ Jun 2026

Prince Charming: (excitedly) You've found her! You're the one I've been searching for!

Prince Charming: (to Cinderella) You're the most beautiful woman I've ever met! Who are you?

Here is an essay based on the script:

One of the reasons Cinderella remains a staple is its heart. The script, originally written for television in 1957 and adapted by Oscar Hammerstein II, focuses heavily on the idea that "impossible things are happening every day."

(Cinderella quickly exits the ball, leaving behind one of her glass slippers.) cinderella youth edition script

The script includes production notes that acknowledge you might not have a Broadway budget. While the transformation is the star of the show, the Youth Edition script often offers suggestions for how to achieve the magic through simple means, encouraging creativity from your tech crew (or lack thereof).

Fairy Godmother: (to Cinderella) Now, go to the ball and have a wonderful time! But don't forget to leave before midnight, or the magic will wear off! Prince Charming: (excitedly) You've found her

If you can’t buy a script, here’s a for a 50-minute youth edition:

Drizella: (trying to fit into the slipper) Oh, I'm sure it will fit me! Who are you

Anastasia: (dreamily) I've heard he's handsome and charming!

Have you directed or performed in the Youth Edition of Cinderella? What was your favorite song to perform? Let us know in the comments!