now officially back at the Princess Theatre in Australia, where audiences were on-hand
now officially back at the Princess Theatre in Australia, where audiences were on-hand
Welcome to Harry Potter 101! A series all about getting back to the basics of the stories. Whether you’ve just discovered the wizarding world or have been here since 1997, we think you’ll learn som…
Hand of Glory This withered hand only provides light to the person holding it – making
Darkness descends once again as Dark Arts returns for the Hallowe’en season – beware, this time Death Eaters are at large!
followers of He-Who-Must-Not-Be-Named each had a unique mask that was designed and hand-etched
Seeing our favourite Harry Potter characters become grown up couples with kids and jobs (and in Ron’s case, a Muggle car) took a bit of getting used to in Cursed Child – but we soon loved seeing ju…
Ginny recognised this too and took Harry’s hand to support him.
It’s a miracle any of the students survived Hogwarts – and not just because of Voldemort.
When Dumbledore said to the first-years: ‘The third-floor corridor on the right-hand
Down in Knockturn Alley, you will find the shady shop Borgin and Burkes, which specialises in Dark magical artefacts. But did you know that a lot of the shop’s stock ended up being important items …
The Hand of Glory ‘Ah, the Hand of Glory!’
Let’s face it, some of the characters in the Harry Potter series deserved a stern word or two. From McGonagall insulting Umbridge, to Hermione quitting Divination, read about ten times some witches…
She was wearing acid-green robes today; the Quick-Quotes Quill in her hand blended
Never underestimate the worth of Poppy Pomfrey. Hogwarts’ matron keeps the student body in fighting form with a magic mix of spells and charms (and chocolate).
When Bill Weasley was bitten by a werewolf, Pomfrey was on hand to tend to the wound
top-of-the-range broomstick, a one-of-a-kind Invisibility Cloak, and a whole array of hand-crafted
Harry’s godfather could be reckless, arrogant and, dare we say it, a bit moody – but he was also funny, loyal and even – on occasion – wise.
When he lent Hagrid his flying motorbike We may not have witnessed this first-hand
