The 11-week season will bring the magic of musical – which originally starred Julie Andrews in the title role of the television production – to life in Sydney, providing visitors and locals with a fairytale ending to an evening in the city. It will be presented by Opera Australia and The Gordon Frost Organisation.
Minister for Jobs, Investment, Tourism and Western Sydney Stuart Ayres said the NSW Government, through Destination NSW, was proud to support the show to benefit the state’s visitor economy.
“Rodgers + Hammerstein’s Cinderella is a spectacular contemporary adaptation of much-loved favourite and will appeal to many audiences, from young fans and seasoned theatre-goers to families that enjoy the magic of fairytales.
“We anticipate this production will attract more than 20,000 visitors to Sydney, delivering $13.3 million in visitor expenditure for NSW.
“We know major productions like Rodgers + Hammerstein’s Cinderella, Disney’s Frozen, Chicago, Muriel’s Wedding and the multi award-winning Hamilton drive economic benefit for the state through job creation and visitor expenditure and create social benefit for our community through provision of the arts and shared experiences.
“Sydney is a city of the stage and we’ve been leading the world in getting COVID-safe productions up and running – now we’re building on the calendar to keep audiences engaged and visitors planning their next city escape to see a show,” Mr Ayres said.
Tickets go on sale on 30 April, with pre-sales from 26 April – waitlist now open at www.cinderellamusical.com.au.
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