Theater Review: “Puffs” in Chicago Overflows with Heart and Pertinence
“Puffs” in Chicago is a highly inclusive production that benefits the LGBTQ+ community and feels like the most authentic version of the story yet.
“Puffs” in Chicago is a highly inclusive production that benefits the LGBTQ+ community and feels like the most authentic version of the story yet.
This parody is from the perspective of Harry Potter in “Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix” after detention with Dolores Umbridge.
This song parody is from the perspective of Draco Malfoy in “Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince” when he puts the Imperius Curse on Katie Bell.
In need of a refreshingly funny “Potter” experience? Check out our review of “Spontaneous Potter” – an improv “Potter” play.
A backfiring Memory Charm gave the self-confident Gilderoy Lockhart an identity crisis. He searches for answers in this “Les Misérables” parody.
Do you love “Harry Potter” and chemistry? Here’s a parody of “The Periodic Table Song” that’ll be playing in your head for hours on end.
Hot off back-to-back seasons of the Edinburgh Festival Fringe and sold-out shows across the United States and the United Kingdom, “Voldemort and the Teenage Hogwarts” now crosses the Pacific to make its Australian debut in Melbourne, this March.
Move over, “Harry Potter and the Cursed Child”. The “Puffs” have my heart and my seal of canon-approval (if that’s worth anything to you!).
Learn about the creative minds behind the successful “Potter” parody play “Puffs” from our interview with the director and playwright.
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