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Step into the Magic of the Cursed Child in Tokyo

Attend the Tokyo run of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child for a theatrical experience that continues the legendary story 19 years after Harry’s famous battle. Set at the renowned TBS Akasaka ACT Theatre, this acclaimed play welcomes both devoted fans and newcomers to the wizarding world.

Follow the Next Generation

The adventure centers on Albus, Harry Potter’s second son, as he navigates the challenges of living up to his father’s reputation. Joined by Scorpius Malfoy, the duo faces new threats and old mysteries in a magical world filled with surprising twists and innovative spells. Their journey highlights friendship, family and the struggle to define oneself against expectations.

Spectacular Production Elements

This Japanese production brings the wizarding world to life through dazzling stage effects, from dancing cloaks to haunting dementors flying above the stage. Enjoy the creativity and technical mastery behind the transformations that immerse audiences in every moment. The acclaimed Japanese cast adds energy and emotion to each character, making the experience accessible and thrilling for all ages.

Seat Options with Comfort and Accessibility

Select from S Plus, S, or A seats to suit your preference for viewing the show. Accessibility is enhanced with subtitle services available for an extra fee, ensuring all visitors can follow the plot and enjoy the dialogue fully. The venue itself is equipped for wheelchairs and welcomes all guests, including guide dogs, with special provisions made for accessibility needs.

Award-Winning Global Hit

Harry Potter and the Cursed Child is internationally recognized with Laurence Olivier and Tony awards for its innovation and storytelling. The Tokyo production continues this tradition with meticulous attention to staging and performance, creating a magical environment that deepens audience immersion.

Venue and Visitor Amenities

The TBS Akasaka ACT Theatre is centrally located and offers convenient features such as souvenir shops, wheelchair-accessible restrooms and re-entry options for visitors who wish to explore or relax during intermissions. Photography is allowed in the lobby but restricted during the performance to maintain the enchantment of the show. Drinks with sealable lids are permitted in the auditorium for your comfort.

Good to Know Before Your Visit

• Bring a valid ID for ticket verification

• Eating is not allowed inside the auditorium

• Large baggage should be left outside the seating area

• The production is entirely in Japanese, with subtitles optional at an extra charge

• Performance schedule or casting may change unexpectedly

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