The Show

After having crossed the clouds, an aviator will descend from the sky to find himself in thousands and thousands miles from all inhabited earth in the middle of the desert. He will meet our Little Prince walking on a sphere, flying with straps from one planet to another, and looking for his sheep.

The characters do not speak. They communicate through dance, gesture, movement and grace. A narrator is also present, sometimes speaking and sometimes singing, in order to distill the few indispensable verbal truths integral to the work.

Our Little Prince will discover his Rose, a contemporary dancer, and clean his planet in an ecological manner. He will then continue his journey, meet a King who dances and sits on his “human” chair, a hip-hop Narcissist obsessed with his hat and his selfies. He will cry with a Drunkard who dances, wobbles, and collapses, get bored with a Businessman who dances, counts, and recounts, be amazed by a Street Lamp Lighter on his flying pole that turns on and off, approach a contortionist Snake descending a mallakhamb rope, and tame an acrobatic fox, fluttering to end up in the arms of his aviator around a miraculous well.

Thanks to video mapping technology, this poetic tale is both modern and creative. The audience is thus completely immersed in the Little Prince’s cosmic and fantastic world.