Harry Potter and The Cursed Child at James M. Nederlander Theatre

Harry Potter and The Cursed Child Tickets

Nederlander Theatre at Ford Center for the Performing Arts | Chicago, Illinois

Harry Potter and The Cursed Child

Harry Potter and The Cursed Child is coming to Chicago, Illinois this winter! Lovers of magic and adventure will enjoy the next chapter of J.K. Rowling's world-renowned series in person on Tuesday 14th January 2025.

Nederlander Theatre at Ford Center for the Performing Arts is hosting this fantastic rediscovery of fan-favorite characters and the exploration of wand-wielding adventures involving the up-and-coming stars of the Wizarding World. The acclaimed Jack Thorne script makes the play adaptation an incredible new step for this world-famous franchise.

This play includes all the magic expected of a Harry Potter story, it focuses on how choices shape our destiny. Its well-rounded characters confront deep challenges about growth, redemption, and the complexity of relationships, making it a compelling exploration of life itself.

Tickets start at just $112, so don't miss your chance to be a part of the action.

On Tuesday 14th January 2025, Harry Potter and The Cursed Child takes the stage at Nederlander Theatre at Ford Center for the Performing Arts in Chicago, Illinois. The play expands the story of the Harry Potter epilogue, picking up 19 years after the events of the final battle with He Who Must Not Be Named.

Story

We find that Harry is grappling with the pressures of being a respected wizard in the Ministry amid the lingering effects of the scars left by Voldemort. Under that tension, his relationship with his middle child, Albus Severus Potter, becomes the early focal point of this latest episode.

Albus has difficulty developing his own identity as he feels overshadowed by the family legacy and the overwhelming expectations behind the Potter name. His quest for self-discovery establishes the backdrop for a meaningful exploration of tough relationships within families and the understanding that’s still possible.

Harry Potter and The Cursed Child also develops a new perspective on Draco Malfoy, as his son, Scorpius, makes friends with Albus. Together, the two navigate the weight of their family histories - especially interesting against their parents long-time rivalry.

In this charming Harry Potter play, audiences will also experience the evolution of Hermione Granger and Ron Weasley in this continuation of their story. Hermione, now the leader of the wizarding government, showcases her intelligence and wit in high-stakes moments, while Ron provides comic relief as a caring husband. This dynamic goes to the heart of the younger generation’s narrative.

Cast & Crew

Under the expert direction of John Tiffany, a critically acclaimed creative team brings to life this celebrated play and combines engaging narratives with stunning stagecraft. Christine Jones’s immersive set design transforms the stage, while Katrina Lindsay’s elaborate designs bring the characters to life in ways both familiar and new.

The play is also a feat of engineering, featuring breathtaking magical effects crafted by Jamie Harrison and enhanced by Gareth Fry’s evocative sound design. Moments like spells being cast or spells make the magic of the Wizarding World feel tangible. It's no surprise this Wizarding World sequel has earned international recognition and numerous accolades, including nine Laurence Olivier Awards in 2017 and several Tony Awards.

Tickets

This Broadway Harry Potter production is an captivating adventure in the Wizarding World and life. Tickets for Tuesday 14th January 2025 at Nederlander Theatre at Ford Center for the Performing Arts start just $112, and since Harry Potter and The Cursed Child has consistently sold out theaters worldwide. Act now to be part of the magic by grabbing your tickets from reputable source, Ticket Squeeze. Treat yourself and those special Harry Potter fans in your life.

Harry Potter and The Cursed Child at Nederlander Theatre at Ford Center for the Performing Arts


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