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The New Stars of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child Step Into the Wizarding World

See James Snyder and his costars in costume for the first time.

Broadway New York City

March 19, 2019

Matt Mueller as Ron Weasley, James Snyder as Harry Potter, and Jenny Jules as Hermione Granger.
(© Matthew Murphy)

The sophomore year company of Broadway's Harry Potter and the Cursed Child begin performances on Wednesday, March 20, and the production has released new portraits of its stars in costume.

The Potter family: Diane Davis as Ginny, Nicholas Podany as Albus, and James Snyder as Harry.
(© Matthew Murphy)

James Snyder takes on the role of Harry Potter, alongside Diane Davis as Ginny Potter and Nicholas Podany as their son Albus Potter. Matt Mueller plays Ron Weasley, with Jenny Jules as Hermione Granger and Nadia Brown as their daughter Rose Granger-Weasley. Jonno Roberts assumes the role Draco Malfoy, with Bubba Weiler as his son Scorpius Malfoy.

The Granger-Weasley family: Matt Mueller as Ron, Nadia Brown as Rose, and Jenny Jules as Hermione.
(© Matthew Murphy)

Also joining the cast are Aaron Bartz, Will Carlyon, Kimberly Dodson, Patrick Du Laney, Sara Farb, Jonathan Gordon, Steve Haggard, Eva Kaminsky, Jack Koenig, Rachel Leslie, Sarita Amani Nash, Fiona Reid, Katherine Reis, Kevin Matthew Reyes, Antoinette Robinson, Stephen Spinella, Tom Patrick Stephens, Erica Sweany, and Karen Janes Woditsch, who are featured along with returning cast members Brian Thomas Abraham, Olivia Bond, Stephen Bradbury, James Brown III, Lauren Nicole Cipoletti, Zoë Feigelson, Jack Hatcher, Edward James Hyland, Joey LaBrasca, Landon Maas, James Romney, and Alex Weisman.

The Malfoys: Bubba Weiler as Scorpius and Jonno Roberts as Draco.
(© Matthew Murphy)

Based on an original story by J.K. Rowling, Jack Thorne, and John Tiffany, Harry Potter and the Cursed Child is a new play written by Thorne and directed by Tiffany. The production received its world premiere in July 2016 at the Palace Theatre in London, where it continues to play to sold-out houses. It opened on Broadway on April 22 and received six 2018 Tony Awards.