Harry Potter and the Cursed Child Tickets

(he/him) Broadway debut! Tour: Harry Potter and the Cursed Child (Year 1). Theatre includes Ally Sass’s Brilliant Incels and Other Myths (world premiere, Boston Playwrights’ Theatre); 12 Elephants (The Tank); Timon of Athens (Royal Academy of Dramatic Art); Much Ado About Nothing and Henry VI Part III (Prague Shakespeare Company). Training: Boston University (BFA) and the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art.

(he/him) Broadway debut. Theatre includes: Harry Potter and the Cursed Child (First National Tour); Off-Broadway: Philadelphia, Here I Come! (Irish Repertory Theatre), A MidsummerNight’s Dream (Theatre for a New Audience), Soul Doctor (New York Theatre Workshop); Regional: A Distinct Society (Pioneer Theatre), The Sound of Music (Marriott Theatre). Television includes: New Amsterdam, Law & Order, Blue Bloods. Award-winning songwriter (Write Out Loud, New Musicals Inc.) of works produced Off-Broadway, in films, at Carnegie Hall, and regionally. Training: Northwestern University.

(he/him) Theater includes: Harry Potter and the Cursed Child (OBC, San Francisco, First National Tour), Off-Broadway: Hamlet, Desire, Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead, Romeo and Juliet, Comedy of Errors, Twelfth Night (The Acting Company), The Changeling (Red Bull). Regional: Kennedy Center, Guthrie Theater, Alliance, Denver Center, Cape Playhouse, Westport Country Playhouse, Cincinnati Playhouse, Pioneer Theatre. Television includes: Succession, FBI: Most Wanted,Law & Order: SVU, Elementary. Film includes: Jules, Spinning Gold, Into Temptation. Narration includes: Over 50 audiobooks by Philip K. Dick, Ursula K. LeGuin and more. Training: BFA, University of Minnesota/Guthrie Theater.

Broadway: for colored girls who have considered suicide/… Select theater: What To Send Up When It Goes Down(BAM/Playwrights Horizons); Bad News!...(Skirball); King Philip (Clubbed Thumb); Sonic Life of a Giant Tortoise (The Play Company); Minor Character (UTR-Public Theater), An Iliad (Long Wharf Theatre); Intimate Apparel (Shakespeare and Company); The Winter’s Tale (Shakespeare Festival St. Louis); Detroit ’67(PlayMakers Rep); Disgraced (Rep. Theatre St. Louis); By the Queen (Trinity Rep). TV/Film: Girl on the Train, The Upside, Billions, Madame Secretary, Blindspot, Instinct, Elementary. Awards: 2019 Connecticut Critics Circle Award (Outstanding Solo Performance), 2022 Chita Rivera Award (Outstanding Ensemble) 

Tom Felton’s recent work includes the films They Will Kill You, alongside Zazie Beetz and Patricia Arquette for Skydance, and Fackham Hall, with Thomasin MacKenzie and Damian Lewis (directed by Jim O’Hanlon). He made his West End debut in 2022, starring in the lead role of Sam in 2:22 A Ghost Story to rave reviews, and in 2024 played the lead role of Bob Edwards in Gareth Farr’s play A Child of Science at Bristol Old Vic, directed by Matthew Dunster. Felton first caught the industry’s attention as Draco Malfoy in the internationally beloved Harry Potter films. He’s since gone on to play leading roles on screen and work behind the camera as a producer. He played the lead in Left Back Pictures’ sci-fi hit Origin, an original series for YouTube, a series lead in CW’s The Flash, TNT’s Murder in the First, Neil LaBute mini-series Full Circle and Ridley Scott’s Labyrinth alongside John Hurt, Sebastian Stan and Jessica Brown-Findlay for CW. On film, he has starred in blockbusters such as Twentieth Century Fox’s Rise of the Planet of the Apes as well as Fox Searchlight’s Belle directed by Amma Asante, with whom he collaborated for a second time with on A United Kingdom alongside Rosemund Pike and David Oyelowo, both of which premiered at TIFF. He starred in the independent film In Secret opposite Jessica Lange, Elizabeth Olsen and Oscar Isaac, which also premiered at TIFF; Sony Pictures independent feature Feed; the role of Laertes in Claire McCarthy’s Ophelia with Daisy Ridley and Naomi Watts; Risen opposite Joseph Fiennes for Columbia Picture; LD Entertainment’s Megan Leavey alongside Kate Mara; and the independent feature Braking for Whales. Tom returned to his villainous roots in Netflix’s family-horror A Babysitter's Guide to Monster Hunting and has also been seen onscreen in Netflix’s war epic The Forgotten Battle, the Sky Original film Save the Cinema alongside Samantha Morton and Jonathan Pryce, and the psychological thriller Some Other Woman.  

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Broadway debut. Originated the role of Ginny in Harry Potter and the Cursed Child (Tour and in Canada). Selected theatre: Girl in Once (Toronto/Mirvish; Dora Award), Life After (Toronto/MusStage/CanStage), Summer (Tour), Mother Night (59E59 Theaters – NYC); If Sand Were Stone (NYMF Award), Jaques in As You Like It (Milwaukee Rep), Stratford Festival (six seasons), Miranda in The Tempest (with Christopher Plummer, director Des McAnuff), Sally Bowles in Cabaret (director Amanda Dehnert), Titania/Hermia in Chamber Dream (director Peter Sellars), Shaw Festival (five seasons). Training: National Theatre School of Canada; The Actors Center member (NYC). For Mothers.

Kristen Martin was recently seen in Wicked and in the original cast of Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark (u/s Mary Jane). Her off-Broadway credits include The City Club (Crystal LaBelle) and she was also seen on the national and international tours of Wicked (Nessarose), A Chorus Line (Val), 42nd Street (Peggy Sawyer), Cats (Demeter). Her regional credits include Cleveland Play House/McCarter: A Comedy of Tenors (Mimi), Goodspeed: 42nd Street (Peggy Sawyer), La Cage (Anne), PCLO & Maine State: Footloose (Ariel) and Bay Street: Dames at Sea (Ruby). TV/film appearances include Deception and Psychotic (Roxy).

She/her. Broadway Debut. Theatre: Cinderella: Enchanted Edition (Flat Rock Playhouse), Hairspray (Starlight Theatre), Catch Me if You Can, All Shook Up, My Fair Lady (Tent Theatre). Other: Aladdin: A Musical Spectacular, The Little Mermaid, Seas the Adventure (Disney Cruise Line). Training: BFA in Musical Theatre from Missouri State University. Hometown: Kansas City, MO. 

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