A must for any fan of the Little Prince, the screen adaptation by Stanley Donen is something for all the family to enjoy. Donen directed Singing in the Rain, a film with a world-famous Read more…

Her meeting with Saint-Exupéry came at a very painful period in her life. From that meeting, however, was born a new outlook on both herself and on life. Rather than keeping what she had learned to herself, however Read more…

Have you heard about cosplay? It’s the latest craze, spawned in Japan and now spreading worldwide. The principle is simple: the cosplayer makes a costume in the style of his or her favourite hero (often drawn from a comic strip or video game) to wear at cosplayer conventions and special events. Trawling the Web, we came across pictures of Asian cosplayers decked out as Read more…

If you’ve just read or heard the Little Prince, you should know that the story has also been adapted for the stage on a number of occasions. As a traditional play or a musical comedy, the Little Prince has inspired and continues to inspire directors the world over. Read more…

As Japan licks its wounds, we wanted to tell you about a stage adaptation of the Little Prince. Behind the adaptation is Kaze, one of Japan’s most famous acting troupes. To whet your appetite for the forthcoming interview with the Read more…

No need to remind you of the painful events unfolding in Japan. The Little Prince (Oshino Ojisame, the Prince from the Stars, in Japanese) has very close ties to a country that boasts no fewer than thirty different translations of Saint-Exupéry’s tale. It is also the country where numerous researchers, including Hiroshi Mino, a university professor to whom we feel very close, have dedicated so many works to the Little Prince and his author. Read more…

From 1st July 2011, visitors to the Futuroscope will be able to accompany the Little Prince on a new adventure to the heart of the Planet of Music. Read more…

First France, then Brazil… now we’d like to present The Little Prince stage show in Russia. Scripted by Andrey Niantchouk, the story is adapted as a musical featuring an extensive cast of artistes Read more…

A QR code is a two-dimensional matrix made up of black modules arranged in a square pattern on a white background. QR stands for Quick Response, since the code allows its data content to be read at high speed. Read more…

We were amazed by Stéphane Pezerat’s play, and we were not the only ones. Remember, at the end of the book (and of the play), Saint-Exupéry sends us this message: “Then, if a child comes towards you, if he laughs, if he has golden locks and if he refuses to answer questions, you will surely guess who he is. So be kind! Do not leave me grieving. Write to me quickly to tell me that he has come back…” Read more…