Antoine de Saint-Exupéry’s “The Little Prince” was published in 1943. Prepared on the occasion of its 80th anniversary, the production titled “The Little Prince: An Adventure in Istanbul” is being staged at Yücel Art Center throughout July.
From Aerial Acrobatics to Video Mapping
This production promises much more than a classic stage interpretation. Aerial acrobatics, digital stage technologies, video mapping, and interactive effects come together. Performed simultaneously through body and technology, this multi-layered show is designed for both children and adults.
Saint-Exupéry’s text is not merely a children’s book; it addresses both childhood and adulthood, purity and loss alike. This universal potential can be rediscovered across every generation through different staging languages. The combined use of video mapping and aerial acrobatics transforms the verbal narrative into a visual and physical experience.
Frequently Asked Questions About “The Little Prince: An Adventure in Istanbul”
When are the shows and how can tickets be purchased?
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Remaining shows: July 24, 25, and 31, 2026. Yücel Art Center, Istanbul. Visit biletix.com or bubilet.com.tr for tickets and showtimes.
Which age group is this suitable for?
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According to promotional materials, it is an interactive production designed for both children and adults, featuring aerial acrobatics and video mapping.
What does an 80th-anniversary production mean?
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Antoine de Saint-Exupéry’s work “The Little Prince” was published in 1943; this is a special production created for its 80th anniversary. Istanbul is one of the host cities for this special version.
There are three opportunities left to experience “The Little Prince” with your family or loved ones before this month ends.
