Cinderella Ballet — a family ballet performance

“The show was beautiful, the children were seen, listened to and impressed by the ballet of the actors. I recommend it to all families with children!” — Patrycja

“A beautifully executed musical fairy tale, great acting, costumes and execution technique. My two daughters (3 and 6 years old) sat speechless and remembered individual parts of the play long after leaving. Bravo, Young Polish Ballet!” — Eve

“Beautiful dance, costumes, lights and set design! Perfectly adapted show time to children's possibilities.” — MW

Beyond the mountains, beyond the forests, long, long ago, in the kingdom of King Chwieczek... the Cinderella sisters are in a hurry to the royal ball. Meanwhile, modest and kind Cinderella does not even suspect that this night her life will change forever...

We invite you to “Cinderella” — a timeless ballet fairy tale to the captivating music of Sergei Prokofiev performed by dancers and students of the Young Polish Ballet. This is an extraordinary spectacle created for the youngest spectators, but also delighting adults. It is a theatrical proposal for the whole family that transports the audience to a world full of magic, dreams and emotions.

The story of Cinderella begins in an unusual way - the fairy tale is read from the Big Book by a good Fairy-Dancer, who invites viewers to the enchanted world of theater, dance and imagination. From this moment on, the line between reality and fairy tale is blurred, and the stage is filled with unusual images, emotions and dance.

The fairytale atmosphere is complemented by delightful neo-baroque costumes, spectacular scenography and modern multimedia projections that bring the magical world of Cinderella to life. The play of light, animations and visual effects create an unusual setting of the spectacle, making each scene a truly fairytale picture.

“Cinderella” is a show that delights with the beauty of ballet, moves hearts and reminds that goodness, courage and dreams have extraordinary power. This is an unforgettable journey into the world of imagination, which remains with the audience long after leaving the theater hall.