So the theater premiere was in London – N24

The tension ahead was enormous: In London the play “Harry Potter and the Haunted Child” world premiere celebrated. The audience responded enthusiastically. The reason is obvious.

“Dear passengers, please turn now your cell phones out, we are ready to go with,” reads the announcement shortly before the show the first part of “Harry Potter and the Cursed child” (Harry Potter and the haunted child). And hey presto there are viewers on Railway Track nine three-quarters, where the train leaves in the magic school Hogwarts

Not only but especially twentysomethings had filled the hall at the previews -. The so-called Potter generation. Some wearing Hogwarts robes, other Gryffindor scarves or Time Turner chains. There are fans in their element, ready to be charmed total nearly five hours at the Palace Theatre in London. especially friends and families of the protagonists were the premiere there loaded.

Even Potter author JK Rowling is. she was Delighted about the fans, Rowling let it be known that left little penetrate through the contents to the outside despite numerous previews. “This is the most extraordinary kind of fans one,” says the 51-year-old who would like to see the play to London will be seen in other cities around the world.

The plot begins there where the seventh and final installment of the Harry Potter novels ends. Harry Potter’s best friends, Hermione and Ron are now married. The aspiring Hermione has made it to the magic-Minister. Harry (Jamie Parker) is a revised official at the Ministry of Magic, married to Ron’s sister Ginny (Poppy Miller).

For their son Albus Severus (Sam Clemmett) Harry has a difficult relationship. Albus suffers from the high pressure of expectation that comes the glory of his father with him. Much to the displeasure of his father, he befriends with Scorpius Malfoy (Anthony Boyle), the son of Harry’s former adversary Draco.

In order to prove himself, Albus wants to correct a his father’s error using a time travel. Here but he and Scorpius do more damage than they make up. Thus begins Harry’s mysterious scar after 19 years again to ache, it plagued him nightmares of the Arch Villain Lord Voldemort. What follows is a turbulent race through time. Back and forth, with different scenarios, depending on how the past is changed.

The production continues the elaborate special effects of movies. “It exceeds all my expectations, it’s just incredible,” spectator Maddie Purver had said in one of the previews. “This must be magic!” Not only do they wonder: How did they do that? Take time as several people disappear on stage in telephone boxes, brooms flying through the air, there are slow-motion magic duels à la Matrix and souls sucking Dementors come to the public eerily close

The bottom line:. The magic Harry Potter works not only in the novel and on the canvas, but also excellent on stage.