First look at Melbourne production

The Harry Potter nerds (I'm fine, I can say because I'm one) are all looking forward to the opening night of the rest of the book series Harry Potter and the cursed childwhich officially opens in Melbourne the Princess Theater Saturday, February 23.

The idea is #KeepTheSecrets of the series, so I do not want to go into too much detail. But the play follows Harry Potter, a stressed and overworked adult who works at the Ministry of Magic. I'm so scared of revealing too much that I'm just going to quote the press release, which says:

As Harry grapples with a past that refuses to stay as it should, his youngest son, Albus, has to face the weight of a family heirloom he never wanted. As the past and present intermingle worryingly, father and son learn the uncomfortable truth: sometimes darkness comes from unexpected places.

While the previews of the play, which are presented in two parts – you can watch for two days or a long and glorious day – are in progress since January 18, you obviously can not take photos willy-nilly grateful while you look. So, those who have not watched the show have not yet seen the Australian cast … until now.

Today, the first pictures have been published, and the friends are really something. Like, you can have severe chills.

Here is our old boyfriend with glbades Harry Potter (Gareth Reeves) with his unsuitable son, Albus (Sean Rees-Wemyss).

And here is a good blood William McKenna as Scorpius Bad faith (son of Draco Malfoy, my favorite HP and I will fight with anyone who argues with me), with Pink Granger-Weasley (Mbadi Datar) – obviously the daughter of Hermione Granger and Ron Weasley – and Albus:

Speaking of parents, there is a delicious picture of the adult crew. That's (from left to right) Paula Arundell like Hermione, Gyton Grantley like Ron, Lucy Goleby as Ginny Potter, Gareth Reeves as Harry Potter and At M Wren like Draco Malfoy:

Although I miss a little to see their skin pimply to HogwartsIt's cool to see the gang in adult format.

Elsewhere, I do not want to spoil the plot of the play (which I saw in London last year and loved more than anything else), so take advantage of these other images without context.

Here is Harry who looks hit Dumbledore in painting format:

And Hermione throws a [redacted] spell to stop [redacted] of [redacted]:

Here is a picture of Albus and Scorpius enthusiastically pointing something I will NOT develop, so do not ask me!

Without any explanation, a drama occurs with a whole group of characters, but I obviously can not tell you what it is. But it looks spicy, does not it?

If you're tired of hearing about this piece vaguely and you're excited by the idea of ​​seeing what your favorites have been from the books, you'd better get tickets to attend. the room, which was extended until February 2020.

You can pick up the tickets right RIGHT HERE on the official website, which will also give details on How to watch (in one day, on two consecutive days, on two non-consecutive days) and how to score $ 40 tickets in the Friday Forty.

Enjoy, Potterheads!

Picture:
Matt Murphy