With the exception of disputed pro-football coin tosses and extreme debate clubs, the stage remains the only venue where arguments are regularly settled with a sword fight. Behold a dramatic settling of differences with this deal to see Adapting Cinderella, presented by Glass Mind Theatre at the LOF/t. For $12, you get two tickets for general admission (a $24 value). Choose from the following performances:

• Sunday, March 11, at 2 p.m.
• Friday, March 16, at 8 p.m.
• Saturday, March 17, at 8 p.m.
• Sunday, March 18, at 2 p.m.
  
  

Glass Mind Theatre’s cast and crew turns the fairy tale of Cinderella on its head with their latest production, Adapting Cinderella, which interweaves elements from the story’s countless retellings in films and books to create a unique plotline that questions what constitutes an ideal Prince Charming. With the same enthusiasm for thought-provoking live production that earned the company honors of Best New Theater from City Paper in 2010, Artistic director Andrew Peters guides an ensemble cast as it flutters and fights in sync with Sarah Ford Gorman’s choreography and Quinn S.’s original music.

In what is now the Station North Arts District, the LOF/t resides inside a historic building built just after the turn of the century. The theater has reclaimed and refashioned some 24,000 square feet of a former furniture building, where floor-to-ceiling windows shed natural light over the original maple floors that formerly held monthly mixers for ottomans and loveseats.