Independent Theatre Guide to Orpheum Theatre in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Not affiliated with Hennepin Theatre Trust.
Independent Theatre Guide to Orpheum Theatre in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Not affiliated with Hennepin Theatre Trust.
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Perhaps you grew up with the large, enchanting novels tucked into your school backpack. Maybe you did not get into the pop-culture fixation until you reached adulthood. No matter where your history with Harry Potter began, you will be smitten with Harry Potter and the Cursed Child as your favorite wizarding stories play out before your very eyes at Orpheum Theatre in Minneapolis, Minnesota, on Saturday 9th May 2026 for just $137!
Harry Potter and the Cursed Child is the ultimate sequel that unfolds nearly 20 years after the original Harry Potter epilogue. The plot breaks the foreboding spell of the original books by weaving an improbable union between two boys from dramatically diverging circumstances. The star-studded cast and incredibly versatile crew arrives at Orpheum Theatre to ship the audience to Hogwarts and beyond this May.
Potter’s middle child Albus and Draco Malfoy’s son Scorpious meet at the train station before heading to their maiden experience at Hogwarts. Their at-odds fathers’ reputations precede their meeting, making for a captivating start to spell-binding adventures. The duo process their fathers’ wrongdoings in an attempt to shape their futures.
As a Harry Potter lover yourself, you will fall in love with this wizarding world sequel and how it portrays complex parental relationships and intergenerational experiences. Purchase tickets for the whole family to watch this iconic theatrical performance in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
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On Saturday 9th May 2026, Harry Potter and The Cursed Child takes the stage at Orpheum Theatre in Minneapolis, Minnesota. The play expands the story of the Harry Potter epilogue, picking up 19 years after the events of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows.
We find that Harry is grappling with the pressures of being a high-ranking Ministry official amid the lingering effects of the scars left by Voldemort. Under that tension, his relationship with his middle child, Albus Severus Potter, becomes the early focal point of this latest installment.
Albus has difficulty developing his own identity as he feels burdened by the family legacy and the significant history behind the Potter name. His quest for individuality establishes the backdrop for a meaningful exploration of tough family dynamics and the understanding that’s still possible.
Harry Potter and The Cursed Child also offers a new perspective on Draco Malfoy, as his son, Scorpius, builds a real friendship with Albus. Together, the two deal with the weight of their family histories - particularly fascinating against their parents long-time rivalry.
In this charming Harry Potter play, audiences will also experience the evolution of Hermione Granger and Ron Weasley in this continuation of their story. Hermione, now the leader of the wizarding government, showcases her brilliance and wit in high-stakes moments, while Ron provides heartwarming scenes as a devoted family man. This dynamic goes to the heart of the younger generation’s narrative.
Under the brilliant direction of John Tiffany, a critically acclaimed creative team brings to life Harry Potter and The Cursed Child and combines masterful writing with breathtaking visuals. Christine Jones’s immersive set design transforms the stage, while Katrina Lindsay’s creative outfits bring the characters to life in ways both familiar and new.
The play is also a feat of engineering, featuring breathtaking magical effects crafted by Jamie Harrison and enhanced by Gareth Fry’s evocative sound design. Moments like wand duels or spells make the magic of the Wizarding World feel palpable. It's no surprise this Wizarding World sequel has earned international recognition and numerous accolades, including multiple Olivier Awards and six Tony Awards in 2018.
This Broadway Harry Potter production is an emotional exploration of the Wizarding World and life. Tickets for Saturday 9th May 2026 at Orpheum Theatre start just $137, and since Harry Potter and The Cursed Child has consistently sold out theaters worldwide. Act now to be part of the magic by grabbing your tickets from reputable source, Ticket Squeeze. Treat yourself and those special Harry Potter fans in your life.
Orpheum Theatre - Minneapolis, Minneapolis, Minnesota, 55403, US