Setting and Décor:
* A grand staircase: For Cinderella's arrival at the ball and her escape at midnight.
* A large clock: To mark the passing of time, especially the approaching midnight hour.
* Fireplace and hearth: For warmth and a cozy atmosphere.
* A pumpkin: To be transformed into Cinderella's carriage.
* Horses (or representations): Could be real horses, puppets, or even decorative statues.
* A glass slipper: The iconic prop used to identify Cinderella.
* A carriage: Can be a real carriage, a prop, or even just a painted backdrop.
* A ballgown: For Cinderella's stunning transformation.
* A royal palace: Could be a backdrop, a set design, or even just implied with lighting and sound.
* A kitchen: Complete with pots, pans, and other kitchen utensils.
* A bedroom: To showcase Cinderella's humble living conditions.
Costumes:
* Dresses: Elaborate gowns for the ball, simple dresses for Cinderella's everyday wear.
* Shoes: The glass slipper, as well as other shoes for the characters.
* Wigs and hats: To help distinguish characters.
* Jewelry: Necklaces, bracelets, earrings, and tiaras to add sparkle and grandeur.
Other Props:
* Magical wands: To represent the power of the fairy godmother.
* Mirrors: To reflect the beauty of Cinderella and the characters.
* Brooms: For the fairy godmother's transformations.
* Musical instruments: To accompany the singing and dancing.
* Food and drink: To create a realistic atmosphere.
* Letters and invitations: To showcase the arrival of the ball invitation.
Additional Considerations:
* Special effects: Smoke, lighting, and sound effects can add to the magic of the story.
* Interactive elements: Props like a giant clock or a dress-up station can engage the audience.
Remember, these are just examples. The props used in a Cinderella production will ultimately depend on the director's vision and the resources available.