The event featured an official proclamation from city councillor Gary Crawford, a panel discussion with the show’s actors and installations from local artists.
Hogwarts fans arrived at the CAA Ed Mirvish Theatre on Thursday in full uniform, flaunting robes and wands in celebration of the one-year anniversary of “Harry Potter and the Cursed Child.”
“In Toronto, we are blessed to have a wide selection of live theatre shows that offer something for everyone … Thank you to the talented artists and everyone involved in live theatre who help ensure that the show can and must go on for our residents and all theatre enthusiasts.” Repurposing the bookmarks as well as materials such as water bottles, felt, papier mâché and glass, the four artists made statues: a lion, a snake, an eagle and a portrayal of Harry Potter himself.. By the time the curtain closes for the final time, the show will have been performed 425 times, which Mirvish Productions says is a record for a Canadian professional theatre production.
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