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THE REAL STORY OF CINDERELLA, Exams of Voice

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THE REAL STORY OF CINDERELLA
Characters
Narrator 1
Narrator 2
Cinderella
Stepsister 1
Stepsister 2
Stepmother
Godmother
NARRATOR 1: Once upon a time, there was a beautiful girl named Cinderella. She had two wicked
stepsisters who
STEPSISTER 1: [interrupting, upset] “Wicked” stepsisters? Really? What a lie. Cinderella was the one
who was wicked.
STEPSISTER 2: And saying Cinderella was beautiful isn’t even fair. She got a magical makeover from
a fairy godmother!
STEPSISTER 1: If you want to know the true story of Cinderella, then listen up.
STEPSISTER 2: Because this is what really happened. . . .
NARRATOR 2: It was the day of the prince’s grand ball, and Cinderella was eating breakfast with
her kind stepmother and her two lovely stepsisters, Anastasia and Drizella.
STEPMOTHER: [kindly] Cinderella, dear, would you please pass the tea?
CINDERELLA: [snippy] No. I might chip a nail.
STEPSISTER 1: Cinderella, would you help me clean Oliver and Orville’s cage this morning?
CINDERELLA: [disgusted] Are you kidding me, Anastasia? I’m not touching guinea-pig poo. You
know I can’t stand your oversized, rodent fluff-balls!
STEPSISTER 2: Cinderella, I have to weed the pumpkin patch before I get ready for the prince’s ball.
Would you mind lending a hand after lunch?
CINDERELLA: No-can-do, Drizella. The pumpkins clash with my outfit.
NARRATOR 1: No matter how nice Cinderella’s stepmother and stepsisters tried to be, no matter
how reasonable their requests, Cinderella only cared about one thingHerself.
CINDERELLA: [stressed] I haven’t been shopping for, like, almost twenty-four hours. I don’t have
anything to wear to the ball!
STEPMOTHER: Now, sweetie, it can’t be that bad. How about your white dress with silver sequins?
CINDERELLA: I wore that to Ariel’s birthday party three years ago.
STEPMOTHER: Then what about the pink gown with ruffles and lace?
CINDERELLA: [shocked] Are you serious? Ruffles and lace are so totally last week. Don’t you have
any fashion sense?
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THE REAL STORY OF CINDERELLA

Characters

  • Narrator 1
  • Narrator 2
  • Cinderella
  • Stepsister 1
  • Stepsister 2
  • Stepmother
  • Godmother NARRATOR 1: Once upon a time, there was a beautiful girl named Cinderella. She had two wicked stepsisters who— STEPSISTER 1: [interrupting, upset] “Wicked” stepsisters? Really? What a lie. Cinderella was the one who was wicked. STEPSISTER 2: And saying Cinderella was beautiful isn’t even fair. She got a magical makeover from a fairy godmother! STEPSISTER 1: If you want to know the true story of Cinderella, then listen up. STEPSISTER 2: Because this is what really happened.... NARRATOR 2: It was the day of the prince’s grand ball, and Cinderella was eating breakfast with her kind stepmother and her two lovely stepsisters, Anastasia and Drizella. STEPMOTHER: [kindly] Cinderella, dear, would you please pass the tea? CINDERELLA: [snippy] No. I might chip a nail. STEPSISTER 1: Cinderella, would you help me clean Oliver and Orville’s cage this morning? CINDERELLA: [disgusted] Are you kidding me, Anastasia? I’m not touching guinea-pig poo. You know I can’t stand your oversized, rodent fluff-balls! STEPSISTER 2: Cinderella, I have to weed the pumpkin patch before I get ready for the prince’s ball. Would you mind lending a hand after lunch? CINDERELLA: No-can-do, Drizella. The pumpkins clash with my outfit. NARRATOR 1: No matter how nice Cinderella’s stepmother and stepsisters tried to be, no matter how reasonable their requests, Cinderella only cared about one thing—Herself. CINDERELLA: [stressed] I haven’t been shopping for, like, almost twenty-four hours. I don’t have anything to wear to the ball! STEPMOTHER: Now, sweetie, it can’t be that bad. How about your white dress with silver sequins? CINDERELLA: I wore that to Ariel’s birthday party three years ago. STEPMOTHER: Then what about the pink gown with ruffles and lace? CINDERELLA: [shocked] Are you serious? Ruffles and lace are so totally last week. Don’t you have any fashion sense?

STEPMOTHER: Well— NARRATOR 2: There was a flash of light. NARRATOR 1: A crackle of noise. NARRATOR 2: A billowing burst of grey smoke. NARRATOR 1 : A short, white-haired woman in a sparkling purple pantsuit appeared in the middle of the dining room table. GODMOTHER: [happy, sing-song voice] Bibbity-bobbity-boo! What do you need me to do? STEPSISTER 1: [surprised & confused] Who in the world are you? GODMOTHER: [cheerfully] Cinderella’s fairy godmother, of course! Don’t you recognize my wand? CINDERELLA: [upset] Who cares about your wand? You’ve ruined my breakfast NARRATOR 1 : The fairy godmother looked down. Sure enough, the pointy toe of one shoe had stabbed through Cinderella’s buttered toast. GODMOTHER: [apologetically] Oh, I’m so sorry, Dear. My zap-sizzle-poof makes it hard to see where I’m landing. CINDERELLA: [impatiently] Whatever. Just don’t let it happen again. Now get to work. I need a dress. NARRATOR 2: The fairy godmother waved her wand. A piece of the sky came down. It wove itself around Cinderella and formed a pale-blue gown. CINDERELLA: Do you expect me to go barefoot? NARRATOR 1 : All of a sudden, crystal-clear glass slipper suddenly sparkled like diamonds on Cinderella’s dainty feet. CINDERELLA: Now how am I going to get to the ball? I can’t walk in these things! GODMOTHER: [sing-song] Bibbity-bobbity-boo! All of this stuff is for you! NARRATOR 2: Within a few magical minutes, Cinderella was ready for the grand ball. However, her stepsisters and stepmother weren’t too happy about some of the fairy godmother’s decisions. STEPSISTER 2: [distressed] That was my best pumpkin for the county fair, and you turned it into a coach! STEPSISTER 1: [distressed] My guinea pigs! They’re giant, fuzzy horses! STEPMOTHER: [confused] I don’t know where the oval-headed coach driver with the white helmet came from, but has anyone seen my hardboiled egg?... NARRATOR 1 : That evening, Cinderella climbed into her pumpkin coach. She didn’t bother offering her exhausted stepsisters a ride. Just as the coach was about to pull away from the house, Cinderella’s fairy godmother reappeared like a rabbit from a magician’s hat. GODMOTHER: Oh, Cinderella Dearie, sorry to bother you, but I nearly forgot. The magical makeover ends at midnight. Be sure you leave the ball before the clock strikes twelve. Guinea pigs get kind of moody after being turned into horses. CINDERELLA: [snippy] Duh. I know horses can’t tell time.