A full live pantomime performed entirely inside a virtual world: cast on green screen, the ballroom, the forest and the palace built in Unreal Engine and rendered around them in real time, vision mixed live as it goes out.
Everything a pantomime needs, made for the camera instead of the back row: the cast, the songs, the jokes that land differently on a screen, and a camera script rather than a wide shot of a proscenium.
Because there is no physical set, the show goes wherever the story does. A scene change costs a cut, not a crew and a get-out.
Cinderella Live returns in 2027. If you want to know when tickets go on sale, or you are a performer, a writer or a brand who wants to be part of the next one, now is the time to say so.
How it is made
No stage No set to build
The cast perform on green screen. The world they are in is built in Unreal Engine and rendered live around them, and the whole thing is vision mixed as it happens.
The set can be anything
A sleigh over a city, a ballroom, a forest at night. If it can be built in a game engine it can be built for the show, and it costs the same as any other set: nothing to strike, nothing to store.
The camera can go anywhere
Virtual cameras are not limited by what a crane can reach or what a floor will take. Shots that would need a rig and a road closure are a move in software.
It happens live
Not a green screen recording composited for weeks afterwards. The world is rendered in real time and the show goes out as it is performed.
Get involved
Ways in
Be told first
We will tell you when tickets go on sale rather than hoping you see a post about it.
Perform in it
Cast and crew who can work to camera on green screen. It is a different discipline from a stage and we like people who enjoy that.
Partner on it
Brands and organisations who want to be part of a live show that reaches families at home.