THE LITTLE PRINCE, A Play in Twelve Scenes : New Classic Adaptations for the Stage, Vol. 9
(Autor) Gavin BantockTHE LITTLE PRINCE, A Play in Twelve Scenes, by Gavin Bantock New Classic Adaptations for the Stage, Vol. 9 Antoine de Sainte-Expuéry's enchanting children's tale for adults which is also a profound philosophical story for children. When a plane with engine trouble lands in the Sahara desert, the pilot is astonished to meet a Little Prince who suddenly appears from nowhere. The boy Prince tells the pilot of his adventures on seven small planets peopled with eccentric characters - a contrary Rose, a King with no subjects, a Conceited Man, a Heavy Drinker, a Businessman with little to do, a Lamp-Lighter too busy to sleep and a down-to earth Map-Maker. Later, he also encounters a well-informed Fox, and a Snake who has a fatal task to perform. The Little Prince's innocent wisdom reminds us of things we forgot when we grew up. Here this world-famous and much-loved classic gem is brought vividly to life for stage performance. Published by FIRST SERVANT BOOKS
Gavin Bantock
Gavin Bantock is a British author renowned for his novel "The Iceberg." His writing style is characterized by rich imagery and deep introspection. Bantock's work challenges societal norms and explores the complexities of human relationships. He is credited with pushing the boundaries of contemporary literature with his thought-provoking storytelling.