Harry Potter and the Cursed Child
Part-play, part-magic show, Harry Potter and the Cursed Child answers "what happens next?" after the epilogue of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows. If you are around SF or NYC, I recommend watching if you are a Potterhead and actually read the screenplay (although I thought the production was much cooler than the screenplay), if you are able to sit for a 3.5 hour production, and especially if you can get discounted seats via TodayTix (I'm not sponsored by them). HOW TO GET [DISCOUNTED] TICKETS: Pretty much most of my orchestra row used the TodayTix app to get tickets, where you have a chance to get $40 tickets from the "Friday 40." Even though I entered this lottery and didn't win- I still got an offer for orchestra tickets for $59. I was very far stage left so I missed maybe 5% of some scenes, but was still within the first 15 rows so I thought it was worth it. If you don't want to spend $100+ for premium middle seats, you can still have a good vi