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THE LITTLE PRINCE - Musical

Winner of the UNIR award - Best International Children's Theater Show, granted in Madrid in 2015, “The Little Prince” is a musical for the whole family that represents the unconscious childhood within each adult through feelings of love, hope and innocence. It is also one of the most translated works in the world (it exists in more than 220 languages), is part of the National School Reading Plan and celebrates the 80th anniversary of its release.

A plane makes an emergency landing in the middle of the Sahara desert due to a breakdown and suddenly a beautiful child with golden hair appears with a very special request: “Draw me a sheep!”. It is a little prince, who tells of his journey from planet to planet and reveals some reflections and thoughts on the values ??of life. This wonderfully creative sequence evokes great fairy tales and is a tender story that presents a heartfelt exposition on sadness and loneliness, endowed with an anxious and poetic philosophy that reveals some reflections on what life’s values ??really are.

Throughout the story, several characters such as the Aviator, the Fox, the Snake, the King, the Vain One, the Businessman, the Drunkard, the Geographer, the Lamplighter and the famous Rose, among others, will come together for an incomparable musical theater piece.

“The Little Prince” is one of the most beautiful fables for all ages and intended for all children: those who still are, those who once were and those who will never stop being. “One sees clearly only with the heart, because what is essential is invisible to the eyes”. An unmissable show!

NOTE: Antoine de Saint-Exupéry first published The Little Prince in 1943, and based the work on his flying experiences in the Sahara Desert in Africa while working for the French postal service. A descendant of the impoverished French aristocracy, he died in 1944 in an Allied reconnaissance plane over southern France, shot down by a German fighter, a year after his work was published and without having witnessed its success.

Classification: M/3
Duration: 60 minutes without interval