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Harry Potter and the Cursed Child

Harry Potter and the Cursed Child is the eighth story in the Harry Potter series, originally written by J.K. Rowling. In this new Potter-story, Harry is an overworked employee with three kids . His struggles with his youngest son Albus forces them both to confront past and present issues.

  • Show Information

    Preview: March 16, 2018 Opening: Apr 22, 2018 Duration: 2 hrs, 50mins 1 Intermission

    Group Information

    Group Minimum: 10

  • CAST

    Harry Potter: James Snyder Ron Weasley: David Abeles Hermione Granger: Jenny Jules Ginny Potter: Diane Davis Albus Potter: James Romney Draco Malfoy: Aaron Bartz Scorpius Malfoy: Bradly Dalton Richards Rose Granger-Weasley: Nadia Brown

    CREATIVE STAFF

    Written by: J.K. Rowling & John Tiffany Playwright: Jack Thorne Director: John Tiffany Movement Director: Steven Hoggett Set Designer: Christine Jones Costume Designer: Katrina Lindsay Composer & Arranger: Imogen Heap Lighting Designer: Neil Austin Sound Designer: Gareth Fry Illusions & Magic: Jamie Harrison Music Supervisor & Arranger: Martin Lowe

  • SYNOPSIS

    Hogwarts welcomes you home. Experience J.K. Rowling’s magical universe like never before at Harry Potter and the Cursed Child on Broadway. The story of Harry, Ron and Hermione continues on stage—where the magic is real. It has been 19 years since they saved the wizarding world. But even when the battle seems to be won, sometimes, darkness comes from unexpected places.
  • Playing at:
    The Lyric Theatre
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  • Prepare to be on the edge of your seat at this Tony Award®-winning spectacle that “leaves you gasping in wonder at the magic of it all” (TIME Magazine). The entire theatre has been transformed to immerse you as epic duels, extraordinary spells and beloved characters come to life. Awe, laughter, tears—you’ll feel every moment and never want it to end. “It has to be seen to be believed” (USA Today).