Audiences Rave About Cursed Child Part 2
By Kalistrya
Hopeful Harry Potter fans can stop holding their breath over Harry Potter and the Cursed Child Part 2, audiences previewing the second part of the play are raving about it!
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Harry Potter and the Cursed Child Part 2 previewed to audiences in London at the Palace Theatre last week. While part 1 was received well, curious fans were on the edge of their seats wondering if part 2 would meet expectations and the question was answered with resounding joyful screams on social media.
The media approves of part 2 as well. The Telegraph commented “It was apparently full of tension, with some twists and is crammed with drama, but above all love and magic won the day, and were strong themes throughout.” They also noted that “there is no way you can just see one play – so the two per cent who only got one ticket won’t get anywhere near the full experience, or all the shocks and twists which come with the second play.” High praise was given to the musical score composed by Imogen Heap.
Thrilled viewers are raving about their love for part 2 on Twitter.
FEELS! Everyone likes feels.
Some even said that part 2 even surpassed part 1 in excellence–which is always a good sign.
It’s good when the sequel surpassing the original, even if both parts are playing simultaneously.
Some reacted with more extreme emotions.
Time Out London interviewed a few audience members.
Of course, it didn’t hurt the level of excitement when J.K. Rowling was spotted in the audience.
Naturally there some photos at the stage door after the performance where actors stepped outside to greet masses of fans.
There was one photo shared by the official play account.
Apparently the play’s audience members are doing a great job of not spilling the secrets of the play to the world and someone special was thankful.