Harry Potter and the Cursed Child on Broadway Tickets
You are invited to return to the Wizarding World, populated by incredible stagecraft and spellbinding characters. Best for age 10+.
Harry Potter and the Cursed Child in New York City
After selling out within days at London’s Palace Theatre and winning a record-breaking nine Olivier Awards including Best New Play, Harry Potter and the Cursed Child transferred to Broadway in 2018, where it picked up six Tony Awards. A sequel to the seventh book, the play reunited audiences with Harry and his friends 19 years later.
The play returns to Harry as a husband and father of three with an overworked job at the Ministry of Magic. Meanwhile, his youngest son Albus Severus is about to start at Hogwarts amidst fears of being Sorted into Slytherin and disappointing his family. As father and son struggle under the weight of legacy and obligation, ominous ghosts of the past emerge and both come to learn that sometimes, darkness comes from the most unexpected places.
The current Broadway cast includes Steve Haggard as Harry Potter, Joel Meyers as Albus Potter, David Abeles as Ron Weasley, Jenny Jules as Hermione Granger, Angela Reed as Ginny Potter, Erik C. Peterson as Scorpius Malfoy and Maya Olivia Thomas as Rose Granger-Weasley.
Harry Potter and the Cursed Child is directed by John Tiffany, whose prolific career includes the multi-award winning Once on the West End and Broadway. The play has been developed by scriptwriter Jack Thorne (Let the Right One In) from an original story he penned with Tiffany and J.K Rowling. Bringing the show to life are illusions and magic by Jamie Harrison (Charlie and the Chocolate Factory), set design by Christie Jones and an original score by Imogen Heap.
Harry Potter and the Cursed Child at the Lyric Theatre close to Times Square is one of the most popular shows on Broadway, and with a campaign to #KeepTheSecret, audiences are sure to have an unexpected and utterly magical time watching a brand-new wizarding adventure.
Harry Potter and the Cursed Child Broadway Cast
Main cast:
- Harry Potter — Matthew James Thomas
- Hermione Granger — Rachel Christopher
- Ron Weasley — Daniel Fredrick
- Ginny Potter — Sarah Killough
- Albus Potter — Alex Serino
- Draco Malfoy — Aaron Bartz
- Scorpius Malfoy — Erik Christopher Peterson
- Rose Granger-Weasley — Ayanna Nicole Thomas
- Delphi Diggory — Kristen Martin
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Show Times
| Matinee | Evening | |
|---|---|---|
| Monday | - | 7.00pm |
| Tuesday | - | 7.00pm |
| Wednesday | 1.00pm | 7.00pm |
| Thursday | - | 7.00pm |
| Friday | - | 7.00pm 8.00pm |
| Saturday | 2.00pm | 8.00pm |
| Sunday | 1.00pm 3.00pm | 7.00pm |
Frequently Asked Questions
How much are Harry Potter Broadway tickets?
Harry Potter Broadway tickets are priced from $145 to $1,000. Get back to Hogwarts and experience the incredible staging of the sequel.
Where is Harry Potter & the Cursed Child playing in New York?
Harry Potter and the Cursed Child on Broadway is playing at the Lyric Theatre, 214 West 43rd Street, New York, New York, NY 10036.
What are the most expensive tickets for Harry Potter and the Cursed Child on Broadway?
Premium seats at this magical play cost up to $1,000 and are located in Orchestra rows C-R and Dress Circle rows A-C. For the price, you get brilliant views of the stage and every breathtaking feat of magic and illusion in this show.
From this wide array of excellent seats, we suggest sitting a few rows back from the front in the Orchestra, or in Dress Circle Row A. From these locations, you will be far back enough to take in the entire grand set design, and see the magic tricks materialize without seeing exactly how they are engineered! For example, one theatergoer in Orchestra E1 recommends this as the perfect seat, thanks to its “spectacular view”.
What is the age recommendation for Harry Potter & the Cursed Child?
Harry Potter & the Cursed Child is recommended 10+. No under 4s.
How can I get cheap tickets for Harry Potter on Broadway?
The best way to save money on tickets for this show is by carefully choosing when to watch it. If you can be flexible, book tickets for Tuesday-Thursday, when tickets are up to 10% cheaper than the most popular weekend performances. With advance booking and dates outside of school holidays, you can expect to pay a bit less as well.
Views in this venue are generally very clear, so look at seats in the back of the Dress Circle to get good value for money without feeling like you’re missing out on the spectacle. Tickets for 5-star rated H126 start at $140 and are around $25 cheaper than the next price band up, just a couple of rows in front. One theatergoer singles it out as “great to see all the effects really well”. Even the cheapest seats at the back of the theater.
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How long is Harry Potter and the Cursed Child on Broadway?
The running time for Harry Potter & the Cursed Child at Lyric Theatre is 2 hours and 35 minutes.
Is there an intermission during Harry Potter and the Cursed Child on Broadway?
Yes, there is a 15 minute intermission about halfway through Harry Potter and the Cursed Child on Broadway.
Can I buy tickets for Harry Potter and the Cursed Child on Broadway at the box office?
Yes you can buy from the Lyric Theatre box office where you will pay the face value ticket price, sometimes with a small booking fee. Search on SeatPlan to get the best prices and deals in one search.
What is the refund / cancellation policy?
Tickets for Harry Potter & the Cursed Child are generally non-refundable and non-exchangeable.
SeatPlan works with multiple suppliers to find the best deal for you. Each supplier has their own refund and cancellation policy, which you can review on the payment page before you complete your purchase.
Is late seating allowed at Harry Potter and the Cursed Child?
There will be no late seating once the performance begins, and no re-admittance to the auditorium.
Certainly a treat for HP fans, but it seemed like the story was greatly compressed to fit into the given time - especially at the beginning. It felt very rushed to set up the main part of the story. The special effects were a visual treat, no doubt. Read more