Harry Potter and the Cursed Child
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Your favourite characters are leaping out of the page and onto the stage. Find out where you can watch the creations of authors from Roald Dahl to Michael Morpurgo to David Almond come to life
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From the Cursed Child to Fantastic Beasts to the illustrated version of Harry Potter and The Chamber of Secrets, here’s everything that’s coming to us this year (that we know of) from the world of JK Rowling’s wizarding world
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From Hogwarts robes to Hermione’s wand: take a look at some of the designs for Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, which begins previews at the Palace theatre, London, in June
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She was a last-minute lead in the three-hour Linda and will play JK Rowling’s grown-up Hermione Granger in the West End. Now Noma Dumezweni is making her directorial debut with the thriller I See You at the Royal Court
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The idea of a black Hermione is fantastic in pushing against the idea that fictional heroes are white by default – but it also points to inconsistencies in the series
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Fans queued online for tickets but technical difficulties with system meant three-hour wait and transaction failure
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Two-part play to pick up where the last novel left off, following Albus Severus at Hogwarts and Harry’s life as an employee at the Ministry of Magic
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JK Rowling has announced that Harry Potter’s West End theatre debut will be staged in two parts due to the ‘epic nature of the story’
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JK Rowling gives details of the world premiere of her collaboration with writer Jack Thorne and director John Tiffany
Topics
- JK Rowling
- Harry Potter (Books)
- Theatre
- West End
- Jack Thorne
- Noma Dumezweni
- Race issues
- Children and teenagers
- Children's books: 8-12 years
- Harry Potter (Film)
- Foreign policy
- Children's theatre
- Science fiction and fantasy
- Glastonbury festival
- Truman Capote
- Roald Dahl
- Design
- Julia Donaldson
- David Almond
- Children's books: 7 and under
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