Cinderella

This production is brought to life on stage with lavish sets and gorgeous costumes and can been on the Torch Theatre screen this September.

There is something about Pembrokeshire that gets under your skin. The coastline, the communities, the sense that people look out for one another — it all shapes you.

Over 50 young people from the county took to the stage in what has been described as “brilliant” and “so creative” by one of Torch Theatre’s youngest reviewers, Freya who added that she “wished to see it again.”

For a limited run this October, people will be baying for tickets at the Box Office for this hilarious slapstick stage comedy shrouded in mystery.

Featuring the classic, much-loved hits of Bobby Darin, Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin and Sammy Davis Jr, through to modern day crooners such as Michael Buble and Robbie Williams 

Welcome to Marm’s Spotlight - a new venue designed, operated and built by Marmalade herself (it wasn’t, this is theatre), and her chance to explore these questions, pretend she has answers, and celebrate the drag and queer artists she loves.

Audience members are transported right where they need to be - and then shuttled and hurtled back and forth between events taking place over ten years in time. 

The costumes were also a real highlight and helped bring the characters and story to life. They were well designed, colourful and suited the production perfectly.

"Everyone had a thing to say or a part to do, and no one was left out. I must say, I'm surprised with the costume changes. Such very little time to go from this to that. I’m very much impressed!" - Freya

"I loved how the younger cast members were still heavily involved and how enthusiastic they were. It really added charm and showed the hard work put in by every single person who’s a part of the show," - Riley

Be part of this historic celebration as the Vrijthof once again transforms into a breathtaking open-air ballroom — only in cinemas this summer.

Fi Russell is the Costume Designer for the show that can be seen on the Torch Theatre stage for three nights only this July.