Potted Potter Chicago Tickets

Potted Potter! is the latest in a series of hilarious parodies by the creative duo Daniel Clarkson and Jefferson Turner. They refer to themselves as Dan and Jeff, and recap the seven books of Harry Potter in seventy minutes; the course of this production. This two man show has both actors playing multiple characters within this hour and ten minutes, which includes a real life game of Quidditch. It truly is a testament to their diverse acting chops and comedic timing. Purchase your Potted Potter Chicago tickets now and become a part of this highly entertaining show at the Broadway Playhouse.

About the Play

Anything remotely related to Harry Potter always grabs a lot of attention from the franchise’s fans. In fact, when the first book was released in 1997, the buzz around Harry Potter reached Beatle-mania. Dan and Jeff have recognized the popularity surrounding author J.K Rowling’s work and decided to recap the incredible stories in their show. So, essentially, the two actors have various props on stage which they put on at different times to play different characters from the books. They roughly have ten minutes to sum the plot of a book (seventy minutes, seven books) and therefore often offer hilarious anecdotes such as “and then the small dragon turned out to be a big dragon”. Another interesting fact about this production is that one does not need an elaborate back story into the books in order to enjoy it. Many people with absolutely no knowledge of the Potterverse have thoroughly enjoyed the show.

Accolades

It has had a successful run at the West End. The London Telegraph has hailed it “a fabulously funny parody” while The London Guardian dubs it as “blissfully funny” and “a crowd pleaser”. In the U.S, The New York Times claims that “the duo casts a perfect spell over the audience” with their two man show. It is without a doubt that Potted Potter is a show you should not miss out on. Therefore, if you live around the area, Potted Potter Chicago tickets are a must-buy for the show’s run at the Broadway Playhouse at Water Tower Place.