Children's Theater "The Little Prince"

A piece about responsibility, confidence, and the power of not giving up. ... after Antoine de Saint-Exupéry What is small, delicate, comes from another star, and has a rose as a friend? - The Little Prince! What is thoughtless, impatient, just crashed over the desert, and is far too heavy for his airplane? - The great pilot! He sits in the Sahara in front of the wreck of his Fox 38, is on the verge of dying of thirst, and is filled with self-pity. Then a little guy with a yellow cap appears. One who never stops chattering. About his planet with the three volcanoes and the baobab trees. About his watering can, which sometimes becomes a spaceship. Should the pilot believe the little one? And does the well the little one keeps talking about really exist? "What is essential is invisible to the eye," wrote Antoine de Saint-Exupéry. In increasingly dark times of right-wing belief and cold-heartedness, the KiTZ Theater Kumpanei arrives at its very own version of "The Little Prince" and concludes: We are more stars than fools! For children aged 6 and up by the KiTZ Theater Kumpanei on stage at the Theaterring Schramberg. www.theaterkumpanei.de