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ENTERTAINMENT<br />

MOVIES, TELEVISION, MUSIC AND MORE – PARRAMATTA’S LEADING ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE<br />

parra news » Tuesday, <strong>November</strong> <strong>16</strong>, <strong>2021</strong><br />

SUMMER SPECTACLE<br />

IN WESTERN SYDNEY<br />

EMILY FESZCZUK<br />

Audiences are invited on an extraordinary<br />

adventure as ‘The<br />

Little Prince’ returns to western<br />

Sydney direct from France<br />

next year.<br />

The grand-scale performance will be at<br />

West HQ’s Sydney Coliseum Theatre from<br />

January 1, 2022 for a strictly limited three<br />

week season.<br />

Associate Producer, Catherine Haigh told<br />

<strong>Parra</strong> <strong>News</strong> that the innovative stage production<br />

comes from a much loved tale.<br />

“The book was a French novella written<br />

in 1943 that was written as a children’s title<br />

but took people’s hearts on a much broader<br />

scale, selling over 200 million copies<br />

and it is the second most translated book<br />

in the world under the Bible,” Ms Haigh<br />

said.<br />

“It is a tale of a little prince who traverses<br />

different planets looking for purpose,<br />

meaning and true love… the fascinating<br />

thing is that it resonates with someone<br />

who is seven, 17 or 70 as you meet the varied<br />

and vibrant characters he meets upon<br />

his journey.”<br />

A multigenerational experience, Ms<br />

Haigh said the integrated modern elements<br />

provide a feast for the eyes.<br />

“It is a classic tale but there is a level of<br />

innovation with video mapping and projections<br />

so when you sit in the theatre it<br />

becomes an immersive experience which<br />

speaks to both children and adults,” she<br />

said.<br />

“It is vivid and lush and you move relatively<br />

quickly through different characters<br />

and places with everything from contemporary<br />

dance to parkour and acrobatics.”<br />

After the COVID-19 pandemic shut<br />

down theatres and the world for some 18<br />

months, this show will welcome the first<br />

major international touring cast back to<br />

the country.<br />

“The show debuted in Paris and sold out<br />

then came to the Opera House and was<br />

again a sell out but because of COVID we<br />

felt we had unfinished business as there<br />

was still an overwhelming demand,” Ms<br />

Haigh said.<br />

“To be able to bring an entirely international<br />

cast of first class calibre performers<br />

post-COVID is so exciting and we are<br />

thrilled to be able to provide a hero product<br />

to a hero venue.”<br />

If you are after a date night idea or family<br />

activity that will capture your heart and<br />

imagination, delve into the arts and secure<br />

a ticket to the must see show this summer.<br />

‘The Little Prince’ will be on at Sydney<br />

Coliseum Theatre in Rooty Hill from<br />

Saturday, January 1 to Sunday, January<br />

23. Tickets are from $89.00. To book or<br />

more information call 9851 5912 or visit<br />

sydneycoliseum.com.au.<br />

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is so pleased to be able to<br />

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Physical<br />

Distancing<br />

Increased Hand<br />

Sanitisers<br />

Digital Record<br />

Keeping<br />

Increased<br />

Cleaning<br />

Contactless<br />

Payment<br />

Temperature<br />

Check<br />

Safe<br />

Hygiene<br />

Show Vaccination<br />

Status<br />

In Line with the NSW Government Public Health Orders<br />

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