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Book Harry Potter and the Cursed Child tickets in London

Harry Potter and the Cursed Child is the reimagined one-part West End play at the Palace Theatre on Shaftesbury Avenue. From 9 October 2026, the story of Harry, Albus and Scorpius unfolds in a single complete performance. Choose your date and official seats on the Harry Potter and the Cursed Child tickets page on British Theatre.

Set nineteen years after the Battle of Hogwarts, the play follows a new generation at Hogwarts while Harry, Ginny, Ron and Hermione navigate life as parents. It remains the most awarded play in theatre history, with nine Olivier Awards and six Tony Awards, now told in one evening at the Palace Theatre.

What a Cursed Child evening at the Palace Theatre feels like

Plan for about 2 hours and 55 minutes, including one interval. Expect theatrical magic, time-turning stakes, and a company that fills the Palace stage from the opening scene. The Palace Theatre sits on Shaftesbury Avenue, close to Leicester Square and Tottenham Court Road stations, with plenty of pre-theatre options nearby. From 9 October 2026, evenings are typically Tuesday to Saturday at 7pm, with matinees on Wednesday and Saturday at 1pm and Sunday at 2:30pm.

How to book Harry Potter and the Cursed Child tickets on British Theatre

Pick a performance, compare seats for the Palace Theatre, then book through Harry Potter and the Cursed Child on British Theatre. Stalls put you close to the illusions. Dress Circle often gives a cleaner view of the full stage picture. Casting can change by date, so check the listing for the night you want. One-part tickets are on sale with booking through 27 June 2027.

Practical tips for Harry Potter and the Cursed Child at the Palace Theatre

There is no formal dress code. Smart casual is typical. Leave time for Shaftesbury Avenue crowds, security checks and the Palace foyers. Large bags and suitcases are not allowed. Phones off once the show starts, and no photography during the performance. The production uses loud sounds, flashing lights, smoke effects and intense theatrical magic, with darker themes consistent with the later Harry Potter stories.

Why you will love Harry Potter and the Cursed Child at the Palace Theatre

• See the reimagined one-part West End production from 9 October 2026
• Watch a landmark Palace Theatre staging of the eighth Harry Potter story
• Catch the new company, including Ethan Rouse as Albus and Bill Stanley as Scorpius
• Book official Harry Potter and the Cursed Child tickets with live availability

If you want another big London night, see The Lion King or Wicked. For venue details and travel, start with the Palace Theatre guide.

Good to know about Harry Potter and the Cursed Child tickets

Age guidance

Recommended for ages 8 and above. Children aged 14 and under must be accompanied by an adult aged 18 or over and sat next to them. No under 5s are admitted. Everyone needs their own ticket.

Running time

About 2 hours and 55 minutes, including one interval. This is a single complete performance, not a two-part booking.

Seating at the Palace Theatre

The Palace Theatre is a large Shaftesbury Avenue house. Compare stalls and circle options on the Harry Potter and the Cursed Child page before you book.