Le Petit Prince

National Ballet principal dancer Guillaume Côté makes his full-length choreographic debut with this adaptation of Antoine de Saint-Exupéry’s beloved children’s novella. It captures the wonder and whimsy of the eponymous little dude and his aviator friend through lofty movements and spellbinding effects: floating sceptres, soaring paper airplanes and spinning chairs. June 4 to 12. From $37. Four Seasons Centre for the Performing Arts, 145 Queen St. W., 416-345-9595.

independence referendum, is restaged here as part of Luminato. June 16 to 26. Individual tickets $39–$114; packages $110–$260. Hearn Generating Station, 440 Unwin Ave., 416-368-4849.

Marienbad Jordan Tannahill, the city’s hottest theatrical iconoclast, teams up with Toronto Dance Theatre’s Christopher House for a provocative dance work (the pair last collaborated for 2014’s On Display). The show uses text, images and movement to tell the story of two queer men from vastly different eras. June 1 to 4; previews May 26 to 29. $26. Winchester Street Theatre, 80 Winchester St., 416-967-1365.

Monumental Vancouver’s Holy Body Tattoo group emerges from a 10-year hiatus—and hooks up with Montreal post-rock pioneers Godspeed You! Black Emperor—for an electrifying and unnerving Luminato show about individualism in a capitalist society. Nine dancers perched on rectangular pedestals violently thrash and twist to a soundtrack of clashing guitars and unrelenting percussion. June 14 and 15. $29–$78. Hearn Generating Station, 440 Unwin Ave., 416-368-4849.

Shakespeare in High Park The 34th season of Canadian Stage’s starlit series balances the manic tragedy of