The Little Princess: A Poetic Journey of Friendship and Sisterhood
On August 16 at 12:00 PM, the Casa de la Cultura (Mesones #71) will host a unique theatrical experience as part of the FASMA program.
The Little Princess is a playful and poetic adaptation of Antoine de Saint-Exupéry’s timeless masterpiece, reimagined through a French-Mexican, bilingual, and feminist perspective.
Written and directed by Netty Radvanyi, the story follows an aviator who, after an unexpected crash in the desert, encounters a young traveler from a distant planet. Together, they embark on a journey filled with imagination, wonder, and meaningful connections that celebrate friendship, empathy, and curiosity.
Event Information
- Date: August 16
- Time: 12:00 PM
- Venue: Casa de la Cultura, Mesones #71
- Admission: Free Event
Cast and Production
- Performers: Francia Castañeda and Arantxa Marchant.
- Live Music: Pianist Isabel Vázquez provides a delicate and expressive musical accompaniment throughout the performance.
- Crochet Puppets: Four handcrafted crochet puppets bring warmth, creativity, and visual charm to the production.
A Family-Friendly Experience
Created especially for children and families, this production blends theater, live music, and visual storytelling into an engaging and meaningful experience.
- Recommended Age: Children ages 3 to 12.
- Duration: Approximately 45 minutes.
- Language: Spanish.
A wonderful opportunity for families to enjoy a heartwarming story filled with imagination, artistic expression, and meaningful values.