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Harry Potter and the Cursed Child
Highlights
- Harry Potter and the Cursed Child is the first official play from the Harry Potter series of books
- No West End play has won more Olivier Awards
- The play is in two parts and your ticket is valid for both parts
- Meet Harry and Ginny’s three children
- A must-see for all Harry Potter fans
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- One ticket will admit entry to both parts of the two-part play.
- Vouchers must be exchanged for tickets at the box office.
- Part one: 2hrs 40mins. Part Two: 2hrs 35mins.
- Band A tickets will be in the front of the Stalls or Dress Circle and Band B towards the rear of the Stalls.
- Completing a booking for this product, is a booking request. The booking will be final once tickets are issued.
Description
Harry Potter and the Cursed Child is the multi-award-winning play written by BAFTA, Tony and Olivier award-winner Jack Thorne and directed by Olivier and Tony award winner John Tiffany. It is the eighth story in the Harry Potter series and the first to be turned into an official play.
The Cursed Child is set a short time after Harry and Ginny escorted their three children to Platform 9 ¾ to board the Hogwarts Express. Harry is now an overworked and underpaid employee at the Ministry of Magic, grappling with his past. Albus, his youngest son is struggling with the weight of the Potter family legacy, in the same way that Harry once did. The play sees past and present join together and the darkness that that can bring. The Potter family are about to learn some uncomfortable truths.
Harry is joined by Hermione and Ron, as part of a 42 strong Company, for the critically acclaimed production that is the most awarded West End play in the history of the Olivier Awards. The play is a must-see for all Harry Potter and theatre fans and is split into two parts. Each ticket purchased is valid for both parts. Please select a ticket for the day of your choice.
The play is operating on Wednesdays, Fridays, Saturday and Sundays. You will view both parts in one day (part one is the matinee and part two is the evening performance). Wednesday, Friday and Saturday matinees start at 2pm (1pm on a Sunday). Part two of the play will start at 7pm on a Wednesday, Friday and Saturday and 6pm on a Sunday.
Schedule
Days of Operation:
Wednesday, Friday, Saturday - 2pm for part one and 7pm for part two
Sunday. 1pm for part one and 6pm for part two