Act I[edit]In the village square, a Herald proclaims: "The Prince Is Giving a Ball" to celebrate the Prince Christopher's 21st birthday. The ladies of the kingdom are thrilled at the prospect of meeting him. Cinderella, whose beloved father has died, takes care of the home of her ill-tempered and selfish stepmother and stepsisters. She carries all of their shopping parcels for them, and when they return home, all three order Cinderella about. Left alone in her corner near the fire, she dreams of living an exotic life as a princess or anything other than a servant ("In My Own Little Corner"). Meanwhile, the King and Queen get ready for the big celebration ("Royal Dressing Room Scene") and the servants discuss the planning for the feast ("Your Majesties"). They hope that their son will find a suitable bride, but the Prince is a bit apprehensive about meeting all the eager women of the kingdom. The Queen is touched by overhearing the King's discussion with his son and tells him she loves him ("Boys and Girls Like You and Me" [sometimes omitted, and not sung in any of the telecasts]).As Cinderella's stepsisters get ready for the Ball, hoping that they will catch the Prince's eye, they laugh at Cinderella's dreams. Finally they leave, and Cinderella imagines having gone with them ("In My Own Little Corner" (reprise)). Cinderella's Fairy Godmother appears and, persuaded by the fervor of Cinderella's wish to go to the Ball, she transforms Cinderella into a beautifully gowned young lady and her little mouse friends and a pumpkin into a glittering carriage with impressive footmen ("Impossible; It's Possible") and she leaves for the Ball.Act II[edit]Cinderella arrives at the palace at 11:30; before she enters, her Godmother warns her not to stay past midnight. The Prince has been bored by the attention of all the young ladies with whom he has had to dance, including the stepsisters. Cinderella's grand entrance immediately attracts everyone's attention and intrigues the Prince. They dance together and instantly fall in love ("Ten Minutes Ago"). Seeing the Prince with a petite beauty (whom they do not recognize), the stepsisters ask why he wouldn't prefer a substantial "usual" girl like them ("Stepsisters' Lament"). The Prince and Cinderella dance and find themselves with a private moment, and he declares his love for her ("Do I Love You Because You're Beautiful?"). As they share a kiss, the clock begins to strike midnight, and Cinderella flees before the magic wears off; but in her haste, she drops a glass slipper.Act III[edit]The next morning, Cinderella's stepmother and stepsisters reminisce about the Ball and find that Cinderella is very intuitive about what it must have been like going to the Ball ("When You're Driving Through the Moonlight") and dancing with the Prince ("A Lovely Night"). Meanwhile, the Prince is searching for the beauty with whom he danced, and who fled so quickly from the Ball. His Herald tries the slipper on all the women of the kingdom ("The Search"). At Cinderella's house, the slipper will not fit any of the ladies. Cinderella's stepmother tries to steer the Herald away from the servant girl, Cinderella, but she is not home; she is hiding in the Palace garden. The Herald returns to the palace garden and regretfully informs the Prince that he has not found the missing girl. The Herald then sees Cinderella hiding and places her under arrest. Prodded by the fairy godmother, he tries the slipper on Cinderella. It fits, and the Prince is called back to the garden, where he recognizes his beloved ("Do I Love You Because You're Beautiful?" (reprise)). Cinderella and the Prince marry, and all ends happily.
Question: Cinderella and the Prince get married?, Answer: Yes. Question: When was the spell to break?, Answer: Yes Question: What is the point of the ball in the palace?, Answer: To find an eligible maiden for the Prince to marry. Question: What does Cinderella leave behind when she flees the palace?, Answer: Cinderella wants to go as well, but isn't allowed to by her cruel family. Question: Who are Lady Tremaine daughters?, Answer: Anastasia and Drizella Question: What royal title does the man Cinderella marries hold?, Answer: Prince. Question: Who lives happily ever after?, Answer: Cinderella and the Prince Question: What is the name of Cinderella's stepmother?, Answer: <No Answer> Question: Who slides the slipper onto Cinderella's foot?, Answer: The Duke. Question: What does the the King discuss with the Grand Duke?, Answer: To have a Grand Ball for the Prince to find someone to marry. Question: What did the Duke place on her foot?, Answer: glass slipper Question: Who does Cinderella father remarried?, Answer: the selfish stepmother Question: Who puts the slipper on the women's feet to test it?, Answer: The Duke Question: What does Fairy Godmother turn the remains of Cinderella's dress into?, Answer: gown Question: Why do they organize a ball?, Answer: find a wife Question: What did the Fairy Godmother transform Cinderella's dog into?, Answer: A footman Question: What time is it when Cinderella runs away from the ball?, Answer: after midnight Question: What does Cinderella lose when she flees to her coach and away from the castle?, Answer: A glass slipper Question: Who is Cinderella's stepmother?, Answer: The plot does not mention her name, but it's Tremaine Question: Who does Cinderella befriends?, Answer: mice Question: What is the pumpkin transformed into?, Answer: Carriage Question: What is the relationship of Drizella and Anastasia to Cinderella?, Answer: Step Sisters Question: Who drops the slipper which shatters on the floor?, Answer: Cinderella Question: What do Cinderella's stepsisters do with her dress?, Answer: Rip it Question: Who locked Cinderella in the attic?, Answer: Her stepmother Question: What type of animal are Jaq and Gus?, Answer: mice Question: What does the Fairy Godmother turn a pumpkin into?, Answer: a carriage to carry her Question: Who steals the key to Cinderella's room?, Answer: jaq and gus Question: Where does Lady Tremaine lock Cinderella?, Answer: the attic Question: How are Drizella and Anastasia related?, Answer: step sisters by marriage Question: Who fixes up the dress for Cinderella?, Answer: the fairy godmother Question: What does Cinderella produce to prove who she was?, Answer: the other glass slipper Question: What did The Grand Duke present the king as an evidence?, Answer: A glass slipper Question: Who did Cinderella's dress belong to?, Answer: Cinderella Question: How many stepsisters does Cinderella have?, Answer: twpo Question: Whom does Cinderella's father remarry?, Answer: A selfish step-mother Question: What are the names of Lady Tremaine's daughetrs?, Answer: Unnamed Question: Who is the beloved child of a widowed aristocrat?, Answer: Cinderella