Stage door for Harry Potter?

I am seeing Harry Potter tomorrow, and I was wondering what people's experiences have been like. (I apologize if there is already a thread; I searched but didn't come up with one.) Does pretty much everyone come out? And has anyone tried after the matinee on a two-show day? I would guess that the actors would wait until after the second show, but I wasn't sure. I might have to leave right after the second show, so I wouldn't be able to stick around to do the stage door.

Thanks in advance!

Notreallysilent 2 said: "Some people only sign one playbill, and others sign both."

I couldn't sort out why there even were two. On a marathon day, seems a waste.

Thank you everybody for your advice, and especially for the heads-up that some of the principal cast might not come out (which, of course, is their prerogative). Jamie Parker, Noma D, Poppy Miller, and Alex Price all did not come out. Everyone who did was very nice and super friendly.

I also echo what others said that the stage door was very calm. I think it's because the barricade is so long that it's mostly a single layer of fans. So people aren't pushing or reaching over each other. It was very chill, and the cast was very gracious.

They sign after Part II on two-show days, and after the performance on a single-show day.

Stage door'd last night and my experience was the same as every one else's. Most of the cast came out to sign except for Jamie, Noma, Poppy, and Alex. Fourteen signatures and it was probably the quickest stage door experience I've ever had with this big of a cast. Was overall only 30 minutes and Paul Thornley was already outside signing by the time I made it down from the back of the balcony and onto 43rd street. Hoping to go back and see if I can get the others.

Funny story: Due to buying some merch and trying to find my friend, I was late with stage door and most of the cast had already gone through except for Anthony, Paul, and Jamie. Anthony was the end so my friend & I caught him there (really sweet). My friend noticed a large gap in the middle near Jamie so we went there (also really sweet and really funny). And then we went towards the end of the line again for Paul. He was chatting with everyone, making them laugh and such. When he got to us, Jamie had already made his way down and was now next to Paul. Paul signed my Playbill and then actually handed it to Jamie, who signed it again, and then gave it back to me. Heh.

So, that Playbill has Anthony, Paul, and two Jamie signatures.

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Updated On: 6/10/18 at 05:43 AM

Lot666 said: "Where is the stage door for the Lyric?"



On the 43rd street side. You pass right in front of it if you line up along 43rd street to go into the theater.

Lot666 said: "atuomala said: "Lot666 said: "Where is the stage door for the Lyric?"



On the43rd street side. You pass right in front of it if you line up along 43rd street to go into the theater."

Thanks! When facing the 43rd street public entrance, is the stage door on your left, or your right?"

It will be to your right as you face the entrance. No way to miss it - very long barricade and I will echo the comments above that it is a very pleasant and easy stage door experience. I saw it yesterday and stage doored - the audience members/stage doorers were polite and the actors, while clearly exhausted and signing quickly, still stopped for those who also asked for selfies and were very kind. No Jamie or Noma but many others came out.