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Harry Potter and the Cursed Child

An epic two-part stage continuation of Harry Potter's story as an overworked Ministry employee. From 9 October 2026, one-part performances begin

Palace TheatreNo longer running
Olivier WinnerFamily-friendlySpectacularThrilling
Harry Potter and the Cursed Child
Harry Potter and the Cursed Child at the Palace Theatre

Buying advice

How to book

The two-part production ends on 20 September 2026, so if you want to see it as two shows, book the date you can make now; the cheapest seats for the final weeks go first. From 9 October 2026 it becomes a single three-hour show. Until then, the two parts play on Wed, Fri, Sat and Sun and are bought separately from the official website. Seeing both on the same day works well, with plenty of time for lunch in between.

Ways to pay less

Peak and off-peak prices are close, so pick the date that suits you. Budget seats run £30–£70, mid-range £90–£130 and premium £150–£250.

  • The weekly lottery offers seats from £20 but isn't guaranteed.
  • Under-30s and students pay from £28.75.
  • Groups of ten or more pay £49.50 per part until 20 September.
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Where to sit

The Dress Circle is the best in the house for the full stage picture, with only a minor rail in Row A. The Stalls put you in the thick of it, but the front rows are a stretch and the rear views are capped. The Grand Circle gets distant and tighter on legroom, and the Balcony is cheap but has real obstructions.

The Palace Theatre's own seating guide, level by level, is below.

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