Germantown charter-school students meet the cast of Cinderella at the Arden Theatre [Photos]

December 6, 2012
  • <p><p>Kala Moses Baxter, as the Fairy Godmother, with Imani student Jordyn Mongomery. (Courtesy of Imani/Arden)</p></p>

    <p>Kala Moses Baxter, as the Fairy Godmother, with Imani student Jordyn Mongomery. (Courtesy of Imani/Arden)</p>

  • <p><p>Tayllar and Skyllar Clark meet Peter Townsend, who portrays Prince Sebastian in the production. (Courtesy of Imani/Arden)</p></p>

    <p>Tayllar and Skyllar Clark meet Peter Townsend, who portrays Prince Sebastian in the production. (Courtesy of Imani/Arden)</p>

  • <p><p>Jamir Bull, Aaron Jenkins and and Sameir O'Donnell-Aye meet Benjamin Lloyd, aka King Leopold. (Courtesy of Imani/Arden)</p></p>

    <p>Jamir Bull, Aaron Jenkins and and Sameir O'Donnell-Aye meet Benjamin Lloyd, aka King Leopold. (Courtesy of Imani/Arden)</p>

  • <p><p>Imani charter school students Veronique Wilson and London Murray meet Peter "Prince Sebastian" Townsend. (Courtesy of Imani/Arden)</p></p>

    <p>Imani charter school students Veronique Wilson and London Murray meet Peter "Prince Sebastian" Townsend. (Courtesy of Imani/Arden)</p>

  • <p><p>During a class trip from Germantown to see Cinderella performed in Old City, Imani charter school student Germaine Davis was selected to go on stage and try on the glass slipper. (Courtesy of Imani/Arden)</p></p>

    <p>During a class trip from Germantown to see Cinderella performed in Old City, Imani charter school student Germaine Davis was selected to go on stage and try on the glass slipper. (Courtesy of Imani/Arden)</p>

On Wednesday, students from the Imani Education Circle Charter School traveled from Germantown to Old City to see the Arden Theatre Company’s performance of Cinderella, which premiered on Nov. 28.

Students from the African-centered charter school‘s first, fourth and seventh grades were among those in attendance. For some, it was the first time they had seen a live theatrical performance.

Afterwards, they were treated to a meet-and-greet with cast members, who also participated in a question-and-answer session with the students.

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