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I watched HP and the Cursed Child on Saturday March 31st for Part 1 and 2 in one day, and having watched it a handful of times in London with the original cast and the current London cast, it was interesting to note the little tweaks between London and Broadway.

Totally agree with Serendipiteedee's comment above: the principal cast are a joy to watch because they really embody their roles. Anthony Boyle and Jamie Parker are my faves (but really, they're all great).

Admit

I just watched this tonight and the whole cast was amazing. Billie Piper was sublime. More people *definitely* need to see this before it goes.

There are a few discount codes floating around if you do a quick Google search. Running time is 1 hr 40 mins with no intermission.

I sat on the South side in Row D towards the right aisle facing the stage. I could see everything fine, but the dude next to me leaned forward in a few scenes which meant some extra neck craning for me, so ju

Has anyone watched Once on This Island lately? I plan on watching it on Sunday night, but am a little worried that Lea Salonga may not perform the day I go since it coincides with Easter Sunday and her mention of friends coming over from Manila in a recent article she tweeted: https://twitter.com/MsLeaSalonga/status/979031372386963456

Does she and the other cast members do stage door after the show?

Also, which section of the theatre is a good place to sit?

Apologies if these questions have been asked before, I didn't want to scroll through the thread to avoid show spoilers.

I just watched this tonight (Tuesday 27th), and thoroughly enjoyed it. I've never seen the movie and went in without any prior knowledge (as I like to do when I can).

Just have a question for all you knowledgeable Dolly folks. In the scene in the restaurant with Dolly and Horace where she plates him with some giblets, is it in the book for her to get the giggles, or was that Bernadette becoming overwhelmed by the hilarity of the scene and audience feedback?