Bastian is the main protagonist, a dreamy child who discovers a magical book. Other notable characters include Atreyu, the young warrior of Fantasia.
In The NeverEnding Story, the musical, Falkor is the white luckdragon, an important creature in the story that accompanies Bastian and Atreyu on their journey through Fantasia.
The horse is called Artax, and is one of the most beloved characters in the story. Its scene in the Swamp of Sadness is one of the most memorable moments for fans.
She is the princess of the Kingdom of Fantasia. Her character symbolizes hope and imagination, and plays a key role in the fate of the Kingdom of Fantasia.
Atreyu is the young hero who embarks on a perilous mission with Bastian to save the Kingdom of Fantasia. In the musical, his journey is one of the most impactful moments due to its staging and emotional charge.
The main characters in The NeverEnding Story, the musical are: Bastian Balthazar Bux, Atreyu, the Childlike Empress, Falkor, Xayide, Gmork, Karl Konrad Koreander and many more like the turtle Morla, the Nothing, among others.
This work was written by Michael Ende, a German writer of children's literature and fantasy. His most famous works are the novels The NeverEnding Story, Momo and Jim Button and Luke the Engine Driver.
It is a story about the power of imagination, the struggle against The Nothing and the value of personal growth. The musical adapts this universal message with music, visual effects and an enveloping narrative.
Yes. The musical is designed for the whole family, with a recommended age of 7 years and up. It combines music, visual effects and a narrative adapted for both children and adults.
The song from The NeverEnding Story is The NeverEnding Story, composed by Giorgio Moroder and performed by singer Limahl.
Yes, the song "The NeverEnding Story", performed by Limahl, is included in the musical's soundtrack. In fact, Limahl himself has participated in some performances of the musical performing the song.
The NeverEnding Story, the musical can be seen at the Palacio de Congresos y Exposiciones de Sevilla (FIBES) from December 19, 2025 to January 4, 2026. It has also been performed at the Teatre Apolo in Barcelona and the Teatro Calderón in Madrid.
