Description
75 minutes with intermission
The Little Prince, through his “sheep portal,” draws us into his story, where the search for friendship and closeness meets the serious world of adults. It is a story about stepping outside the box and breaking down the walls between us. About building a shared home. About building bridges. About building bonds. About building something more from them. Because maybe it doesn’t matter what we build, but with whom. The Little Prince is searching for someone like that in his life. And you? Maybe you already have someone like that. Who is your friend? What does their voice sound like? Do they collect butterflies?
Filip Jaśkiewicz — director
Over 375 — that is how many languages, dialects, and vernaculars The Little Prince by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry has been translated into. It is the most popular children’s book in the world. But is it really only for children? The phenomenon of the work lies, among other things, in its universality. Oceans of content and meaning, packed into just a few dozen pages, remain relevant regardless of the reader’s age or even the geographic latitude they inhabit.
In a world full of questions and a disproportionately smaller number of answers, one truth remains constant: “What is most important is what is invisible to the eye”.
Cast
Maciej Jabłonowski
Piotr Tomaszewski
Konrad Ignatowski
Dagmara Włoszek-Rabska
Ziemowit Ptaszkowski
Lucyna Sypniewska
Magdalena Obidowska
Creators
Author: Antoine de Saint-Exupéry
Translation: Barbara Przybyłowska
Director and adaptation: Filip Jaśkiewicz
Scenographer: Katarzyna Leks
Music: Michał Krzyżanowski
Other Creative Team Members:
Stage Manager:
Konrad Ignatowski
Theatre Staff:
Małgorzata Jankowska – Head of Department
Barbara Filapek
Joanna Lisicka-Bogacz
Małgorzata Gewinner
Robert Marciniak
Grzegorz Sowa
Lighting and Sound:
Paweł Kowalewski
Adam Utmańczyk
Stage Crew:
Lucjan Rodak / Mirosław Wyczesany
Technical Director:
Marek Ziarko