The Little Prince συνέντευξη συντελεστών για το show στο Μέγαρο Μουσικής Θεσ/νίκης 10-15 Δεκεμβρίου.

Summary

In this interview, Mr. Baron discusses his role as the main character in the production of *The Little Prince*, sharing his feelings of honor and the responsibility of portraying such a pivotal role. He emphasizes the challenges of staying authentic in each performance and maintaining real emotions on stage. The show focuses on human connection, rather than just technical performance, combining dance, acrobatics, and music. Mr. Baron also expresses his excitement for the upcoming performances in Thessaloniki, Greece, and encourages audiences to experience the universal, heartfelt message of the production.

Takeaways

• 😀 Mr. Baron expresses gratitude and honor in playing the role of the Little Prince, highlighting the responsibility and excitement of being the main character in the show.
• 😀 The most challenging aspect of performing on stage for Mr. Baron is maintaining emotional authenticity and spontaneity, ensuring the show feels fresh and genuine every time.
• 😀 Mr. Baron emphasizes the importance of trusting in the rehearsal process for dancing and acrobatics, but considers staying in character and feeling the emotions to be the greatest challenge.
• 😀 The production of The Little Prince is deeply personal for the creative team, with Mr. Baron mentioning the project's origins in his heart and body.
• 😀 Chris, the co-director, and Mr. Baron come from different artistic backgrounds, with Chris focusing on dance choreography and Mr. Baron bringing his experience as a singer and musician to the show.
• 😀 The show aims to focus on human emotion, with a minimal emphasis on technique, to create an emotional experience for the audience.
• 😀 Mr. Baron is excited to visit Greece for the first time, looking forward to experiencing the country, especially Thessaloniki.
• 😀 Despite some audience members not being familiar with the story of The Little Prince, Mr. Baron encourages everyone to attend the show because of its universal, timeless message.
• 😀 The show is designed to be enjoyed by both children and adults, with its universal themes that resonate across age groups.
• 😀 Mr. Baron has previously visited Thessaloniki for a wedding and fell in love with the city, comparing it to his hometown of Marseille, France.

Q & A

How does Mr. Baron feel about playing the role of The Little Prince?

Mr. Baron feels honored to play the role of The Little Prince, expressing gratitude for being part of the project and working with an amazing team. He acknowledges the responsibility that comes with such a role but is happy to take it on.

What does Mr. Baron find most challenging about performing on stage?

While the acrobatic and dancing parts are physically demanding but manageable due to rehearsals and training, the most challenging aspect for Mr. Baron is maintaining authenticity in his performance. He emphasizes the need to feel the emotions of the show as if it's the first time every day, staying spontaneous and genuine.

What is the focus of the production of The Little Prince?

The focus of the production is to convey human emotion on stage, with minimal reliance on technical aspects. The idea was to create a show that highlights the human experience and emotions, even though technique is present, it does not dominate the performance.

How did Mr. Baron and the co-director, Chris, approach the creation of the show?

Mr. Baron and Chris came from different backgrounds, which contributed to the unique approach to the production. While Chris focuses on dance choreography, Mr. Baron comes from a musical background, and they worked together to create a show that balances both elements.

How does Mr. Baron feel about visiting Greece and performing in Thessaloniki?

Mr. Baron is excited about his first visit to Greece, especially Thessaloniki, and looks forward to experiencing the country and performing there. He has a deep appreciation for Greece, even though he has not yet visited Thessaloniki.

What does Mr. Baron want to convey to the Greek audience about the show?

Mr. Baron encourages the Greek audience to attend the show even if they are not familiar with The Little Prince story. He believes the universal message of the show will resonate with both children and adults, offering a meaningful experience for everyone.

Has Mr. Baron visited Thessaloniki before?

Yes, Mr. Baron has visited Thessaloniki before, but only for a wedding. He fondly remembers the city and compares it to his hometown of Marseille, as both cities share similar qualities.

What does Mr. Baron compare Thessaloniki to, and why?

Mr. Baron compares Thessaloniki to his home city of Marseille. He feels that Thessaloniki reminds him of Marseille, which is why he is particularly excited about returning to Greece.

What role does emotion play in the production of The Little Prince?

Emotion plays a central role in the production of The Little Prince. The show is designed to convey deep emotions through human performance, focusing on the emotional connection rather than technical perfection. Mr. Baron’s role in bringing that emotion to life is key to the show’s success.

What is Mr. Baron's perspective on combining technique and human emotion in the show?

Mr. Baron believes in a balance between technique and emotion in the show. While the technical aspects are present, they should not overshadow the human element. The goal is to create a show that resonates emotionally with the audience by focusing on the human experience.