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Katrina Lindsay had quite a project on her hands when she was chosen to design and create the costumes for “Harry Potter and the Cursed Child”. It was not an easy task to create new looks for iconic characters who are already well known and loved by fans.
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Jamie Parker admits that he wasn’t really a “Potter” fan when he was cast in the role of Harry Potter in “Harry Potter and the Cursed Child”, but his involvement in the play has converted him.
“Harry Potter and the Cursed Child” is still raking in the nominations, this time for the 18th annual WhatsOnStage Awards!
What are the differences between the rehearsal and final editions of the “Harry Potter and the Cursed Child” script book? We set out to investigate.
Daniel Radcliffe is set to star in a new West End play in 2017 at the Old Vic theater in London.
This week’s news is short and sweet, but not lacking awesomeness. This week, we find out what a creepypasta is, see Emma Thompson’s artwork, and see many “Harry Potter” stars work alongside one another. All that and more in this Role Call!
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As the official opening night of “Harry Potter and the Cursed Child” approaches, the “Telegraph” interviews the play’s trio. In this wonderful interview, Jamie Parker (Harry Potter), Paul Thornley (Ron Weasley), and Noma Dumezweni (Hermione Granger) talk about their families, fans, and the absolute grandeur of the production itself.
The first preview of “Harry Potter and the Cursed Child – Part 1” was performed this evening at the Palace Theatre London. Here is MuggleNet’s spoiler-free breakdown of the show.
Last week, Harry Melling appeared on “Lorraine” to promote his role in the West End play “Hand to God”! Find out more about it here!
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