Tom Felton Returns as Draco Malfoy inCursed Childon Broadway
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Hey everyone, big news for Harry Potter fans – and I mean huge . Tom Felton, yes, our Draco Malfoy, is officially returning to the Wizarding World, but this time not on screen – on stage! He’s stepping back into those iconic Slytherin shoes for Harry Potter and the Cursed Child on Broadway. Honestly, it’s a full-circle moment that’s got the entire fanbase buzzing.
Starting November 11, Tom will be playing Draco live at New York’s Lyric Theatre for a limited run of 19 weeks. And get this – he’s now the same age Draco is in the play. The timing? Perfect. The nostalgia? Off the charts. It's the first time one of the original film cast members is reprising their role for this globally acclaimed stage adaptation. And for Tom, this isn't just another gig — it's deeply personal.
In his own words, Felton said it feels “surreal” to step into the role again. After all, he grew up with Draco, portraying him across all eight films between 2001 and 2011. And now, over a decade later, he's revisiting the character — not as the schoolyard antagonist we remember, but as a father, navigating legacy, family, and everything that comes with adulthood. It's a version of Draco we’ve never seen before, and I honestly can’t wait to see how Tom brings that maturity and complexity to the stage.
He even dropped a teaser on Instagram, slipping into that platinum blond wig, wand in hand, asking: “Scared, Potter?” That one line sent fans into a frenzy – it’s like we were transported right back to Hogwarts. And yes, Draco is back .
The producers, Sonia Friedman and Colin Callender, called it a “cultural moment” and emphasized how Tom's return bridges generations of fans. They’re thrilled to welcome him “home,” and honestly, who wouldn’t be? Draco Malfoy’s journey was always deeper than just being the bad guy — he was a character wrapped in complexity, conflict, and transformation. Seeing Tom revisit that, now with the weight of adult perspective, is something truly special.
And here’s the scoop if you’re dying to get tickets: presales begin June 10 for those who register early, with general tickets available from June 12. If you're part of the Harry Potter Fan Club, you'll get an exclusive early link – so, definitely check that out if you want first dibs.
So yeah, the magic isn’t over. In fact, it’s being rekindled in the most magical way possible. Tom Felton as adult Draco Malfoy on Broadway is not just a return — it’s a reimagining. And for us, the fans who grew up watching Hogwarts come alive, it’s a once-in-a-lifetime moment.
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