
Tom Felton Plays Draco Malfoy on Broadway Through January 3
One dated ticket to the eighth Harry Potter story, with the theatre picking your seat at checkout.
Tom Felton played Draco Malfoy across eight Harry Potter films. He is in the part again at the Lyric Theatre on West 43rd Street, this time on stage.
The official site calls the current stretch a final extension and gives January 3, 2027 as his last scheduled date. Performances run eight times a week until then. New York Theatre Guide reports the show has set box office records since he joined in November 2025 and is now the highest-grossing production in Lyric Theatre history.


This listing sells a dated ticket to one performance, fulfilled by Broadway Inbound. The theatre assigns the best available seat at the time of purchase, and the location is printed on the ticket you receive.
You pick the date. The house picks the row.
Harry Potter and the Cursed Child on Broadway TicketDated ticket for one performance at the Lyric Theatre. Seat assigned at purchase.www.viator.comFelton's Final Months in the Part


Felton grew up on screen in this role across the film series, and this run is his Broadway debut. One London stage run came before it, as Sam in 2:22 - A Ghost Story in 2022. New York Theatre Guide calls him the first Harry Potter movie actor to join the show's cast anywhere in the world.
When the production announced his casting in June 2025, Felton called it a full-circle moment: "when I begin performances in Cursed Child this fall, I'll also be the exact age Draco is in the play."
Dates up to January 3 are on sale now, and he is not on stage for all of them. The official site lists three sets of performances he is not scheduled to appear at: August 17 to 23, September 14 to 20, and October 12 to 18, all in 2026. Check your date against that list before booking for the casting.
Official terms also note that the appearance of any particular cast member cannot be guaranteed in the event of illness, contractual leave, or other circumstances beyond the production's control.
The Theatre Picks Your Row


The house runs three levels, an orchestra, a dress circle, and a balcony above that. Accessible seating has to be arranged before booking, on 888-651-9785, and availability is confirmed on that call.
Everything else comes down to what the theatre releases for your date. The seat location reaches you with the ticket. Front-row orchestra carries a known trade-off, put plainly by a theatregoer posting in r/Broadway in August 2023: "I had Orchestra Row A about two months ago and I felt like it was way too close."
Your Ticket Arrives as a Link
Broadway Inbound sends an electronic ticket as a URL from yourtickets@broadwayinbound.com. Fraud screening can hold it up, and the commitment is delivery no later than two weeks before the performance.
Open the link at the theatre and show the ticket on your phone. The barcode admits one entry.
Guests aged 18 and over need a government-issued photo ID. Under 18 can show a school ID, a birth certificate, or a social security card. Under 12 need an adult who meets the ID rule.
Two Front Doors, One House
The Lyric runs through the block with a door on each street. The main theatre entrance is 214 West 43rd Street, and 213 West 42nd Street handles information and merchandise.
The box office sits at the 43rd Street address. It opens at 10:00 AM every day and closes at 6:00 PM on Monday and Sunday, 7:00 PM from Tuesday through Saturday. Regulars in the r/Broadway threads put the useful arrival at an hour before curtain, and the draw is the lobbies.
The theatre admits from age 8 up by official guidance. A ticket is needed for every person through the door at any age, no one under 5 is admitted, and anyone under 15 needs an adult with them.
All sales on this listing are final. No refund is available once a performance is booked. Check the date twice before paying.
The running time is about 2 hours and 55 minutes with a single intermission. That leaves an evening with room in it, and the blocks west of Eighth Avenue keep serving long after the curtain.
