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A library or bookstore in your town will likely be celebrating the release…
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The book is the script of a new play that has already been playing in London. J.K. Rowling has pleaded with theatre-goers to stay mum about what they have seen, but impatient readers can find details with minimal searching. We will honor Rowling’s request, and urge you instead to check out these official videos about the play while you are waiting for the release.
Paul Thornley as (grown-up) Ron Weasley:
Inside the Rehearsal Room with J.K. Rowling:
Set Design:
View all official videos…
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