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Harry Potter and the Cursed Child - Parts One and Two
Arts and Entertainment and Performing Arts Venue
Soho, London
"#keepthesecrets"(2 Tips)
"Amazing play, extremely well acted and super creative sets."(2 Tips)
"Don’t read the screenplay book"(2 Tips)
"piece newly defines theatre"(3 Tips)
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Gary HorSeptember 26, 2016I bought my tickets one year in advance even before my flight tickets and hotel reservations. It was worth the wait. Definitely an experience I will forever hold dear. #keepthesecrets
Rachel ClarkNovember 14, 2016The staging/effects/acting bring the story to life so convincingly—I really felt immersed in the wizarding world. So worth the year-long wait from when I booked my ticket to when I saw the show.
- Olly StedallSeptember 28, 2017Don’t read the screenplay book before you’ve seen the play - it’ll just spoil the story for you ahead of time. You can’t beat the amazing experience of seeing the story unfold on stage.
Wanmeng ZhangJuly 29, 2017MINDBLOWING! The visuals were so real and engaging, felt like you were brought to the Potter world. My inner child and Potter fan was screaming. It really feels like magic. Part two now. Nox.
Magdalena MrázkováJuly 7, 2016I know I should #KeepTheSecrets and I will! I just need to let out a delighted squeal... It was amazing! Just go and see for yourselves!
Jenn Mesenbrink3 days agoSeating is not very comfortable for adults over 5’7”. My husband and I and my best friend struggled with being crammed into Palace Theatre seats for the 2 performances consecutively, about 6 hours.
Charlotte CampbellApril 8, 2017The designs are great: costume, lights, costumes, sets, etc. a lot of the scenes were a bit shouty than I would have liked but that's one way to act/direct it I suppose. So, fun, but not the greatest.- Quin RMarch 25, 2022Amazing play, extremely well acted and super creative sets. Very cool old school theater.
Federico ArriagaOctober 1, 2018Careful with the seats you choose. At stalls you might end up watching the head of the person in front of you the whole play.
Casey LambieMay 18, 2018Bathroom queues during intervals can be insane, with queues reaching the next floor down on the stairway.
David CobbJanuary 7, 2017The info says get there an hour before but in the 10-15 min before there was no queue to get in or for the merchandise.
Cayo MedeirosFebruary 19, 2020A peça é cara mas vale muito a pena se você for fã! Assisti parte 1 e 2 no mesmo dia e não foi cansativo.
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Harry Potter and the Cursed Child - Parts One and Two
109-113 Shaftesbury Ave
London
Greater London
W1D 5AY
United Kingdom
London
Greater London
W1D 5AY
United Kingdom
At: Palace Theatre
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