Cinderella Jane

In this lively early‑20th‑century tale, a charismatic young artist named Jerry Paxton finds himself thrust into the glittering world of high‑society philanthropy. When Mrs. Abercrombie Brendon, a well‑connected hostess, challenges him to devise a fresh spectacle for a charitable pageant, Jerry’s quick wit and theatrical flair land him the role of director‑in‑chief. He promises a grand “Pageant of the Prophets,” drawing on biblical figures and lavish costumes, while negotiating his own ambitions with the demanding patrons.

As rehearsals begin, Jerry’s imagination collides with the practicalities of staging, and he meets Miss Jane Judd, a modest yet intriguing woman whose presence hints at a deeper connection. Their interactions, set against the bustling preparations and colorful personalities of the era, weave humor, romance, and a subtle critique of social pretensions. Listeners will be drawn into a world of artistic passion, witty banter, and the promise of an unexpected partnership that could change both their lives.