The little prince himself symbolizes childhood: its innocence, the asking of questions (and consequent unrest until receiving an answer), finding beauty in the smallest of things. It’s only natural ...

Embark on a whimsical journey with the Little Prince as he travels the universe, searching for the true meaning of friendship ...

“Kids will enjoy that the Little Prince falls from the sky,” Yorke said. Other characters in the play include a Rose, a Snake, a Lamplighter and a Fox.

Daniel Karash plays The Little Prince in this production, delivering a mystical performance. Capturing the essence of Antoine de Saint-Exupéry's beloved character, he brings a sense of innocence ...

Everything is joined in unseen ways, "The Little Prince" insists. Or, as the title character puts it in an encounter with a flower (Catherine Young), "You and me, together.

As a result, “The Little Prince is one of those books in which text and image are perfectly balanced,” Palmer said. The book itself functions as a reflection on the creative process.

While “The Little Prince” is a story from the 1940s, the story is still as relevant today as it was when it was first published. Durango High School Troupe 1096 rehearses a sunset Wednesday at ...