harry potter and the cursed child book review

Rowling’s work in the first place - Harry Potter himself. Harry Potter and the Cursed Child fits more seamlessly into the Hogwarts world than Fantastic Beasts (especially given its disappointing sequel), because it focuses on the real reason everyone became so obsessed with J.K.

Wong 13 Comments On April 27, 2019, I passed by Lyric Theatre for the first time since Harry Potter and the Cursed Child opened, saw the amazing marquee outside, and promised myself to watch the play eventually. Unlike the other Harry Potter books, this is the script of the play. Cursed Child is the 8th Harry Potter story, based on Harry and the golden trio’s kids. Heading to the Melbourne show there isn’t just the play to get excited for as when you step inside the Princess Theatre it’s a bit like entering Hogwarts.Įxtensive renovations have seen the theatre fitted with Potter themed carpet and wall finishes, meaning there were many excited selfies taken before audience members had even taken their seats for part one. Harry Potter and the Cursed ChildA Spoiler Free Review JanuNovemJade M. Book Review: Harry Potter and the Cursed Child. Having said that part one does end on a cliffhanger, so if you’re the type of person who hates to wait when there’s a nail biting ending spacing the shows apart could feel like an unbearable wait.

Tom Wren as Draco Malfoy, Gyton Grantley as Ron Weasley, Paula Arundell as Hermione Granger, Gareth Reeves as Harry Potter and Lucy Goleby as Ginny Potter.

Harry potter and the cursed child book review