By Erin Taylor
The Village Gamers theater is bringing audiences again to the dominion this August with The Not-So-True Story of Cinderella, Half 2, a comedic sequel that proves fortunately ever after is usually only the start of the difficulty.
Directed by Domin Pazo, the manufacturing continues the 2023 story after the glass slipper match and the ball was a success. Cinderella could have discovered her prince, however bother has a approach of discovering her. As new royal issues emerge and villains start inflicting chaos, the dominion discovers that fortunately ever after could require much more work than anticipated.
Newcomers are welcome to the dominion’s newest journey, because the story stands by itself. Full of offbeat humor, surprising twists and loads of royal drama, the present delivers one other spherical of fairy-tale enjoyable with a PG-13 edge.
“The viewers actually embraced the humor and power of the primary present,” stated Pazo. “We wished to construct on that by bringing again the characters individuals beloved whereas elevating the absurdity and the enjoyable.”
Performances will happen on the historic James McCabe Theater, situated at 506 N. Fifth St. in Valrico. In-built 1915 and listed on Hillsborough County’s Registry of Historic Locations, the theater serves as the house of The Village Gamers and offers a novel setting for reside neighborhood theater.
Efficiency dates:
- Night performances at 8 p.m. on Friday and Saturday, August 7-8, 14-15 and 21-22.
- Matinee performances at 3 p.m. on Sunday, August 9 and 16.
Doorways open at the very least half-hour earlier than curtain.
Ticket Info
Basic admission tickets are $23. Seniors, college students and army personnel obtain discounted admission at $20. Tickets at the moment are accessible by TicketLeap at https://thevillageplayersvalrico.com/. For extra ticket info or field workplace inquiries, name 813-480-3147.
About The Village Gamers
The Village Gamers is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) neighborhood theater primarily based in Valrico. The group trains, rehearses and performs on the historic James McCabe Theater, a constructing constructed in 1915 and listed on the county’s Registry of Historic Locations.
