A Cinderella Story

Fairy godmothers, a glass slipper, evil stepmothers, a rather quick courting period—throw them all together and you’re bound to get a Cinderella story. But not every version of this fairytale is as cut and dry as its traditional elements. Today, we’re bringing you Cinderella talesand parodiesfrom across the world, as told by Ed Stivender, Milbre Burch, Charlotte Blake-Alsoton, and Megan Hicks.Join us and Liz Freeman, a BYU masters student in Marriage and Family Therapy, as we discuss how the Cinderella story has changed through the years and whether its many romantic tropes hold up today.