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Le Petit Prince

어린 왕자

Official English Title

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SOURCE

novel

SETTING

Fictional

BOOK

adaptation

Based on Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, The Little Prince

Korean Premiere

2018

Korean Premiere Theatre

Chungmu Arts Center Black Theater, Seoul

Further Korean run reference:
https://namu.wiki/w/%EC%96%B4%EB%A6%B0%EC%99%95%EC%9E%90(%ED%95%9C%EA%B5%AD%20%EB%AE%A4%EC%A7%80%EC%BB%AC)
The Musical search cue — “어린 왕자 한국 뮤지컬”

Summary

A stranded aviator meets a mysterious prince from another planet, whose journeys among adults reveal lessons about love, loneliness, responsibility, and what truly matters.

Origin & Development

2018, book and lyrics by Seong Jae-hyun, music by Damiro, produced by HJ Culture, premiered at Chungmu Art Center Black in Seoul. Developed as a small-cast, music-driven piece centered on the relationship between the Pilot and the Prince, combining a chamber score, hand-drawn visual motifs, and text-based storytelling. Received strong audience response for its emotional fidelity to the original novel and has since become one of HJ Culture’s steady repertory titles.

Partial Synopsis

After crash-landing in the desert, a weary aviator meets a mysterious boy from a distant asteroid, B612. Through stories of his rose, the fox, and the strange adults he met on other planets, the Prince teaches the Pilot that “what is essential is invisible to the eye.” The musical follows their brief friendship and inevitable parting, blending narration and song to explore memory, loss, and the rediscovery of childlike wonder.

小王子

2022

2022-10-08

to

2022-10-22

Country:

Taiwan

City:

Taipei

Production Type:

Licensed

Language:

Chinese

Venue:

Wellspring Theater

Produced by C MUSICAL and HJ Culture with support from udnFunLife and the National Culture and Arts Foundation, the Mandarin-language premiere used a full translation and a Taiwanese cast while keeping the original Korean score and staging concept. Publicity presented it as a faithful adaptation of the Korean hit, which had passed 100 performances at home.

小王子

2023

2023-04-01

to

2023-11-05

Country:

Taiwan

City:

Multiple Cities

Production Type:

Licensed

Language:

Chinese

Venue:

Multiple Venues

A second-season revival with new principal casting, staged by the same creative team but visually reworked for larger venues: Taipei (April 1–May 7, 2023), Kaohsiung (May 13–14), and Taichung (November 4–5), for 36 performances in total. It established the musical as an active Korean-origin franchise in Taiwan.

小王子

2024

2024-05-08

to

2024-09-22

Country:

Taiwan

City:

Multiple Cities

Production Type:

Licensed

Language:

Chinese

Venue:

Multiple Venues

A further season playing the Blue Box at Taipei Performing Arts Center (May 8–18, 12 performances), the Playhouse of the National Taichung Theater in mid-September, where the production passed 80 performances in Taiwan, and the Playhouse at Weiwuying National Kaohsiung Center for the Arts (September 20–22).

小王子

2025

2025-10-23

to

2025-11-16

Country:

Taiwan

City:

Multiple Cities

Production Type:

Licensed

Language:

Chinese

Venue:

Multiple Venues

The second season of C MUSICAL’s Mandarin-language production, touring in autumn 2025 with a new cast that included singer-actress Lu Chia-hsin (路嘉欣) and Hsu Chun-hao (徐鈞浩).

It played the Blue Box of the Taipei Performing Arts Center (October 23–26), Taichung (November 7–9), and Kaohsiung (November 14–16).

小王子

2026

2026-10-30

to

2026-11-15

Country:

Taiwan

City:

Multiple Cities

Production Type:

Licensed

Language:

Chinese

Venue:

Multiple Venues

A fifth-anniversary special engagement at the Chiayi Cultural Affairs Bureau Concert Hall and the Blue Box at Taipei Performing Arts Center.

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