Waiting for him in the desert is no longer his old friend, the aviator, but the aviator’s son, now an adult, who grew up listening to that story and never stopped believing that the Little Prince would return.
Their encounter begins a new journey made of stories, questions and discoveries, offering a different way of looking at the world around us.
Freely inspired by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry’s masterpiece, Corrado d’Elia’s original production explores friendship, caring for the Earth, listening and wonder.
Making the story even more surprising is Dadish, an imaginary language made up of sounds and newly invented words, just like those children create.
An invitation to slow down and rediscover the world with curiosity, learning to look at it as if for the very first time.
Music by Prokof’ev and Ravel

