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CINDERELLA: AN AFRICAN TALE

February 25, 2026
CINDERELLA: AN AFRICAN TALE

CINDERELLA: AN AFRICAN TALE

A Powerful Youth-Led Reimagining of a Timeless Story

Blue ballgown princess on moonlit castle steps with a glass slipper and clock tower in the background

A Powerful Youth-Led Reimagining of a Timeless Story

ATLANTA, GA – Broadway on Bankhead, Atlanta’s Westside youth

performing arts theatre, proudly announces its upcoming original

production, Cinderella: An African Tale, a vibrant cultural reimagining of the

beloved classic. This inspiring production will feature talented youth ages

8–18 from across Metro Atlanta, blending acting, singing, dancing,

storytelling, and African-inspired music and movement into a one-of-a-

kind theatrical experience.


770-282-7302

www.broadwayonbankheadtheater.com

1986 Joseph E. Boone Blvd.


Jason Heath

Founder & CEO


Tickets are available now, and seating is limited.

Thanks to the generosity of Broadway on Bankhead supporters, we

recently secured a 15-passenger van to safely transport youth to and from

the theatre. This new transportation resource helps remove one of the

biggest barriers families face: reliable access to high-quality arts

education. Special thank you to all who donated!


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