I don't feel like anyone is really understanding what I'm saying haha.
The play itself seems to be a hit with audiences. People that have been to see it have complimented the experience, say the visual effects, performances, music etc. all add up to a great experience and that the plot is serviceable. However, I've seen a lot of people say that the show wont come across anywhere near as well as a script. This seems to be further reinforced by big Harry Potter fans who have read plot spoilers and are calling it 'fanfiction', a major disappointment, cursing JK Rowling for selling out etc. Now when the script comes out in a week's time, I'm just thinking there is probably going to be a certain amount of backlash as the only part of the play these people will be experiencing is the plot, which everyone is stating is by far the weakest aspect. Obviously people will still buy tickets and the show wont flop, I'm not expecting that at all, I am just speculating as to whether it will be as crazy as when the tickets for London first went on sale when everyone was a lot more hopeful about the story.
I'm fully aware of how big the Harry Potter name is, I live in the UK, grew up around the mania, was around the age of the characters when the first books/films got released etc. Because I know how passionate the fans are, that's why I'm speculating about potential backlash for something that many are already complaining about.
Here's a link to some fans speculating about what the reaction to the script will be:
https://www.reddit.com/r/harrypotter/comments/4u4z0a/to_those_of_you_who_know_the_plot_of_cursed_child/
Updated On: 7/24/16 at 01:17 AM