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But their starting point was still the original version, which was the only Rodgers and Hammerstein musical created for television. If the story of Andy and Audrey seems almost too hard to believe, that same fear of too much saccharine sentiment drove the producers of this "Cinderella" to create it with a contemporary touch. When she plays Cinderella, it really heightens the experience, and when she's not, it's just another odd day in the life of an actor." There's no pretending to fall in love, and I feel like we're getting married again. "But the most fun I have is when I'm playing the prince opposite Audrey as Cinderella. "Our first show back, I was marrying someone else onstage and that was really strange," recalls Jones. (Spoiler alert: Cinderella marries the prince.) The next time they were performing, things felt different. In November the couple took a weekend off to go and get married. "We were home with her family in our pajamas, and I though I'd be all cool and collected.

"When I proposed to her in real life, I though it would feel normal, since I'd done it so many times onstage," recalls Jones. Most every night Andy was right there popping the question. Since the show hit the road, Audrey has been called on to play Cinderella more than a hundred times.

Now comes the fairy tale part of their story: When the touring production of "Cinderella" was being cast, both of them landed roles - Andy again as the prince, and Audrey as the understudy for the lead. Call 346-6204 or visit: See More Collapse