Cinderella – The Children’s Theatre of Cincinnati Tickets

I took my husband, my 18-year-old daughter and my 15-year-old daughter to see TCT's Cinderella. We loved it!! We all laughed out loud many times, and I was told to stop dancing by my girls. We didn't know what to expect going in, but we were all very entertained. A+ from us.

Cinderella was a great show! Lots of fun interaction with the audience, and the actors were awesome!

I grew up going to the pantomime in England and have always been a little sad that my children haven't been able to experience this lovely tradition. I was so excited when I heard about this Cinderella pantomime on the radio. It didn't disappoint! I hope the Taft Theater begins to sho a pantomime every year!

Cinderella was a hilarious and entertaining experience for my three grandchildren! My 4 year old granddaughter was thrilled with her new wand that she got to wave during the performance. My two reluctant-to-attend (there may be kissing!) 8 and 9 year old grandsons were totally engrossed by the British pantomime of using men in the roles of the stepsisters--the icing on the cake was no kissing! The children loved the interactivity and the modern music. We would all highly recommend this exceptional show!

Even though I have teenagers and they were leary when they saw so many small kids, they ended up loving the modern version of a classic. Seats in Taft very close and they were cramped with their long legs, but a good time was had by all.

I, my husband, daughter, son-in-law and twins 3.5 year old grandkids, a boy and girl attended the production. As I appreciate the introduction as to what we were to see, it was a long intro and started late. When you have an audience of small children who find it difficult to sit still for long periods of time this time should be reduced to a minimum. The show its self was good again probably over the 3.5 year old heads. believe a more traditional Cinderella would have been more enjoyable as they had been reading the book prior to the show. Not sure they really understood this version.

Build As a children's play, we found it more a PG at times. Primarily young ladies around 5, they were exposed to men dressed as women (step sisters), harsh names for Cinderella from stepmother, political comments, etc. disappointed overall while kids were expecting the true Cinderella story. Should have been build more for adult.

We took our family to see Cinderella, instead of going to see a Christmas Carol like we did last year!! We were disappointed! We had 2 small children with us and thought the Children's theater was going to be a better option. The play was mediocre to say the least!! I am sure they were trying to make the play funny but they failed , and instead it was dumb humor, and boring, they said it was interactive but they really only interacted with One man that was sitting in the front. I don't think any of the kids Got it......... expensive lesion learned thank Goodness is was short!!!!!! We will not go back next year.

Cinderella was very modern, exceptionally well done and the music was perfect. It may have been a little too advanced for “children” because they didn’t seem to get the music but the parents did. My teenagers found it hysterical.

Overall the show was very cute and enjoyable. It was not marketed as a pantomime therefor we were expecting a more traditional rendition of Cinderella. My husband and father did not enjoy the show at all however my two year old did like it. Had the marketing been more clear in setting expectations it would have been much more appreciated.