
Harry Potter and the Cursed Child in New York, NY
Lyric Theatre •
213 West 42nd Street • New York, NY 10060
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Harry Potter and the Cursed Child is the eighth part of the Harry Potter series written by J.K. Rowling and the first to be performed on stage! As the story unfolds, you will discover how Harry struggles with his past and how his son, Albus, copes with the burden of a family legacy he never wanted. The production combines stage illusions, theatrical costumes, music, and exceptional acting that brings the narrative to life!
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Is the show appropriate for children?
Yes, great for all ages!
Does the theater have an age restriction on audience members?
No.
Is the theater wheelchair accessible?
Yes, please note that your need handicapped seating in the “Have Special Needs” section while making your reservation.
How long is the show?
The running time of Part One is 2 hours and 40 minutes and Part Two is 2 hours and 35 minutes (incl. one 20 min. intermissions per Part).
Do audiences need to know anything in particular about the seating arrangements?
(First come, first served, etc.) The show will begin promptly at the performance start time shown on your ticket. It is advisable to be in your seat 15 minutes prior to the start time, as the play will start at the designated time. LATECOMERS ARE NOT ADMITTED UNTIL INTERMISSION.
Does the theater or venue have a dress code or specific attire policy?
No.
Does the venue serve food/drinks/concessions?
Yes, Lyric Bars and Snack Shop open one hour prior to showtime. You can skip the lines by downloading Ordertorium (iTunes / Google Play) and have your items brought to your seat.
Does the show use any sort of special effects that may be irritating to audiences (i.e. strobe lights)?
Yes.
When should audiences arrive for the show?
ARRIVE ONE HOUR BEFORE THE START TIME. LATECOMERS ARE NOT ADMITTED UNTIL INTERMISSION.
Are there any ticket redemption policies in place?
Your printed E-ticket document is required to exchange for your theater tickets. Tickets are being held for you at the box office, under the name displayed on your voucher. Tickets may be picked up at the box office any time the day of the performance. It is recommended you retrieve your tickets at least one hour prior to showtime.
What is the seating procedure if I arrive late to the performance?
If you arrive late you will not be admitted into the theatre until intermission.
What security procedures are in place at the theater/venue?
Is there an intermission? If so, how long is it?
There is a 20-minute intermission for part 1 and part 2.