Harry Potter fans (we know there are lots of you) can now digest seven books in 70 minutes, thanks to Potted Potter
People waited in line for hours (days, even) every time a new Harry Potter book or movie was released. But now the magic is over (unless you’re cruising Pottermore as one of the lucky beta testers), and there’s very little around to fill the void of Hermione, Ron, Harry, Snape, Dumbledore and the rest of the gang. That is, until February 11, when Potted Potter: The Unauthorized Harry Experience premieres in North America at the Panasonic Theatre, after selling out Edinburgh Fringe and five runs in London. The play “pots” the seven books into 70 minutes and stars ex–Children’s BBC hosts Daniel Clarkson and Jefferson Turner; Lyn Gardner of The Guardian heralded it as “inventive, daft fun for all the family that doesn’t feel the slightest bit cynical.” Now, if only Daniel Radcliffe—who’s coming to Toronto!—would show some skin in this play too (but don’t worry, he won’t—he’s not in it, and besides, that would be totally inappropriate). Tickets are available now.
 can now digest seven books in 70 minutes, thanks to Potted Potter&picture=https://torontolife.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/01/Potted-Potter.jpg&description=People waited in line for hours (days, even) every time a new Harry Potter book or movie was released. But now the magic is over (unless you’re cruising Pottermore as one of the lucky beta testers), and there’s very little around to fill the void of Hermione, Ron, Harry, Snape, Dumbledore and the rest of the gang. That is, until February 11, when Potted Potter: The Unauthorized Harry Experience premieres in North America at the Panasonic Theatre, after selling out Edinburgh Fringe and five runs in London. The play “pots” the seven books into 70 minutes and stars ex–Children’s BBC hosts Daniel Clarkson and Jefferson Turner; Lyn Gardner of The Guardian heralded it as “inventive, daft fun for all the family that doesn’t feel the slightest bit cynical.” Now, if only Daniel Radcliffe—who’s coming to Toronto!—would show some skin in this play too (but don’t worry, he won’t—he’s not in it, and besides, that would be totally inappropriate). Tickets are available now.){kind=link}
What prop has Daniel Radcliffe taken from the set of one of his movies? If Daniel Radcliffe could work with any actor, dead or alive, who would it be? Find out here! http://youtu.be/e45Jo4VtU1A
Thanks for posting that video link Trish! I always enjoy seeing a fan interview, especially when it’s done well – and this one was! Learned a few things about Dan through that interview as well.