Cinderella at the Palace

A struggling actress in New York City dreams of a better life, finding unexpected magic and romance when she attends a glamorous ball. While trying to escape the clutches of her cruel stepmother and stepsisters, she must also contend with the enigmatic allure of a prince and the ticking clock of her newfound happiness.

The 1978 television adaptation of Rodgers and Hammerstein's 'Cinderella' received generally positive reviews for its lavish production, charming performances, and faithful rendition of the classic musical. While not as groundbreaking as some of Fosse's other works, it was praised for its visual splendor and the nostalgic appeal of the beloved story.

• Praised for its vibrant costumes and elaborate set design.

• Lesley Ann Warren's performance as Cinderella was often highlighted as a standout.

• Appreciated as a visually rich and entertaining television musical.

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Nominated for 3 Primetime Emmy Awards, winning 1 for Outstanding Art Direction or Scenic Design.

This production marked Ginger Rogers' return to performing musical numbers on television after a significant hiatus.