Tom Felton extends Broadway run as Draco Malfoy, as the actor’s highly anticipated return in Harry Potter and the Cursed Child has now been prolonged for an additional seven weeks. The announcement on Wednesday, June 12, revealed that fans now have more chances to see Felton reprise his role, with tickets available immediately.
Felton’s Schedule and Production Details
Felton is set to step back into the character of Draco Malfoy starting November 11, 2025, continuing through to May 10, 2026, at the Lyric Theatre located on Broadway. This expanded schedule means that enthusiasts of both the Harry Potter franchise and live theater can catch him on stage a bit longer than originally planned.
The narrative of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child picks up 19 years after the events of the last Harry Potter book. Familiar characters such as Draco Malfoy are now adults, sending their own children—central to the play’s story—off to begin their adventures at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. This premise allows longtime fans to reconnect with the beloved universe while introducing a new generation to its legacy.
Ticket Availability and Cast News
Tickets for the extended run of Felton’s performances are currently on sale through the production’s official website, with a variety of dates now open for booking in this iconic Broadway venue. The news underscores ongoing audience demand, demonstrating the story’s lasting impact and widespread appeal.
In related Harry Potter news, the role of Lucius Malfoy, Draco’s father, has recently been a topic of conversation as Tom Felton’s on-screen father responded to casting developments in the upcoming Harry Potter TV series. This keeps both new and longtime fans engaged as the franchise continues to evolve, both on stage and on screen.
What This Means for Harry Potter and Broadway Fans
The extension of Tom Felton’s appearance in Harry Potter and the Cursed Child not only highlights the continued popularity of the franchise but also provides more chances for enthusiasts to attend. With performances running into May 2026, anticipation is likely to stay high, drawing both original fans and newcomers to Broadway’s Lyric Theatre for this unique continuation of the magical saga.
