Harry Potter and The Cursed Child at Ohio Theatre

The amazing set design brings audiences back to Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. Once the curtains open, the audience is hit with an air of familiarity that is unmatched by any of the other productions on tour or on Broadway. There's a bit of an adjustment phase to get used to watching other actors playing some of these legendary roles. J.K. Rowling herself mentioned that when she first saw Harry Potter and The Cursed Child LIVE it was hard for her to see Professor Snape, the character, with his back to the audience and expecting to see the late Alan Rickman's face when he turned around. There could be those heavily emotional moments for you as well on this Tuesday night if you're a massive fan of the movies.

Ultimately, the story being told on stage and the way that the background plays into everything it allows people to adapt their eyes a bit. When you get to the main part of the plot, you're looking at "Harry Potter" as the character without hoping to see Daniel Radcliffe. Know ahead of time, that you'll experience a roller coaster of emotions with Harry Potter and The Cursed Child. This ride is much more memorable than anything that you can be a part of at Universal Studios. Perhaps what makes this play so great is that it sticks to the tone of the books. It would've been a complete mistake to try and make this into a full-on musical to compete with something like The Lion King. Most people would've seen right through it. Harry Potter isn't a musically led movie, and therefore, a story within this world on stage shouldn't be either.

It's essential to find the right seat for this show at Ohio Theatre. A lot of work has gone into that background to make crowds feel that they are truly getting on a train at Platform 9 at Kings' Cross for you to miss those details! Finding a seat toward the middle of the theater in a row that's maybe a bit higher up could be the best option. People are running to see Harry Potter and The Cursed Child live. Don't be one of those fans who missed out because they couldn't hit that get tickets link fast enough. Go now; worry about everything else later.