Immerse yourself in the enchanting world of ‘The Cracked Slipper’, a theatrical marvel that intertwines the charm of Cinderella with the hilarious calamities of ‘The Play That Goes Wrong’ and the delightful confusions of ‘The Comedy of Errors’.

Buoyed with self-confidence (and a little over-exaggeration of experience) Salem embarks on a hilarious misadventure into the community theatre world.  Suddenly finding themself in charge of a production of Cinderella, Salem decides that breaking free of stereotypes will get them high marks in their classes.  But, will feminist Grace, cast as Cinderella, be able to rein in her feelings about women’s rights?  Or what about Parker, cast as a lead, who barely speaks above a whisper?  And what will happen when the original director finally returns for the opening night performance?  If only fairy godmothers were real because Salem could definitely use a little magic to fix the mess they have made.

Georgia Walker (female presenting, 40-60) – motherly, very loving, kind to everyone regardless of their behavior, should appear to be at least several years older than the rest of the cast

 

Grace Hampton (female presenting, 20-30) – feminist, very opinionated, not a lot of theatre experience, but has a general idea of the ins-and-outs, is auditioning to do a show with her girlfriend, Willow

 

Noelle Harper (female presenting, 20-30) – very ditzy, often confused, should appear to be the same age as Arden, has done theatre in high school, but not since then

 

Willow Lane (female presenting, 20-30) – a sweet, blonde ingénue, auditioning for the role of Cinderella, dating Grace, very experienced in theatre

 

Salem Thompson (any gender, 18-21) – very inexperienced, unsure, the assistant director who is turned into the director, should appear to be a new college student

 

Arden Williams (male presenting, 20-30) – diva, constantly bragging, has high school theatre experience but believes himself to have more, should appear to be roughly the same age as Noelle

 

Luna Burton (female presenting, 20-30) – goth, very dry humor, sarcastic, auditioning for the Evil Stepmother

 

Parker Erickson (male presenting, 20-30) – exceptionally shy, has some theatre experience but has only played inanimate objects