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The Little Prince
 

Direct from a sell-out season in Paris comes one of the world’s most loved stories transformed into an extraordinary live event. The Little Prince combines dance, aerial acrobatics, and new technologies to create a dreamlike and poetic universe that is almost impossible to describe. 

Nearly 75 years after its release, The Little Prince remains the second most translated and one of the best-selling books in the world, and its sentiment remains as pertinent today as when it was first written. With an incredible international cast, stunning sets, costumes, projections and all of the characters you know and love, immerse yourself in The Little Prince’s cosmic and fantastic world.

The Little Prince comes to the Capitol Theatre for 7 performances only from 23-26 April 2020. Tickets are available at https://www.thelittleprincetour.com/. 

 

Event details

Venue: The Capitol Theatre, Sydney
Bookings: 9320 5000
Start Date: Thursday 23 April 2020

 

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