Theater Review: 'The Little Prince': A Search for Meaning
Suited toward the younger set and those with a child-like sense of wonder, “The Little Prince” has a lot to offer but it simply just doesn't fly.
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Suited toward the younger set and those with a child-like sense of wonder, “The Little Prince” has a lot to offer but it simply just doesn't fly.
A stage adaptation of Antoine de Saint-Exupéry's beloved book comes to New York with dance and acrobatics.
When is a timeless children’s tale not quite right for children’s theater? When it is Antoine de Saint-Exupéry’s beloved and ever-so-slightly surreal 1942 novella, “The Little Prince.” Published following France’s liberation during World War II, the French aristocrat turned military aviator’s story was always something of an adult-oriented, nebulous dreamscape, one in which a tousled-haired young prince travels through space, lands on various planets (including Earth) and touches quietly on topi