Potted Potter Tickets

Excellent performances! Engaging, fun, witty and highly entertaining! Bravo!

We had a few hours to kill in Vegas due to a delayed flight, so we decided to check out the afternoon showing. Was not impressed. Almost brought down the whole perception of the trip since that was the note we ended on. If I could get my money back, I would.

This was a very creative show. Brought laughter and entertainment. I highly recommend it. Well done!

Perfect venue, perfect staging and lighting, perfect performers. Laughed so much, I know I missed a few bits. This comes back around, I will not miss getting my tickets.

Best Lord of the Rings parody that I have ever seen!

While I thought this show was cute, I felt a bit misled. If you read the advertisement, it is not particularly clear that this show is geared towards children. Maybe we should have realized walking in, given that the average audience age is ~10. The show felt more about jokes from the two hosts, and less about an actual retelling of Harry Potter. For children, I would give this show five stars, but for adults, I think you can pass.

I gave tickets to Potted Potter to my 12 year old grandson for Christmas. I wanted us to share an experience together and make a memory. Boy, did we ever! He said it was “the best play he had ever seen”. Right from the beginning Liam had everyone in the audience engaged. Throughout the play, there was a lot of audience participation. The quidditch game was a big hit for everyone. Liam and Paul were amazing! My grandson said he had not laughed like that in a long time. We both agreed that when Potted Potter comes back to the Bay Area, we will see it again! What a great memory for my grandson and I to share!

My family enjoyed the show but it was not worth the $300 I spent on tickets for the four of us to see it. It was entertaining and well written/performed but the production value did not support the cost of the show.

Charming, cute, but just not worth the money. Tickets cost what full production Broadway shows used to be. Kids laughed quite a bit and the interactivity was fun, but the joke kind of ran out of gas by the end

I thought it was geared for kids and not adults…… I chuckled in a couple of parts…. Really glad I didn’t buy the more expensive tickets - my friends that I talked into going with me (also adults) will probably never trust me for picking out a theater show. Loved the venue. My fist time to see theater there.

Very low production quality. Exactly 2 actors for the entire show - props that look like they're from party city. Much more slapstick comedy than anything creative or clever that you would think of a parody for Harry Potter. Unless you have young kids that are obsessed with Harry Potter, this will be a waste of your time.

Potted Potter was great family entertainment. The performers were fantastic and managed to cover seven books in seventy minutes as advertised. The all-female cast was a nice surprise and my niece loved seeing women on stage. She also thought the Quidditch match was very well done!

I took my entire family. We have an 8, 10, and 15 year old. Every single one of us was cracking up. Seriously, my teen and I were laughing so hard we were crying. Highly recommend.

I had high hopes for this performance and was very disappointed. I’ve seen shows with similar concepts, such as The Complete Works of William Shakespeare… Abridged which were hilarious. This show lacked the cleverness needed to pull off such an ambitious feat. Frankly, it seemed like the only reason it’s having as much success as it is, is because Harry Potter fans are looking for a way to continue to enjoy these beloved stories. Unfortunately, this is not it!

Cute show. definitely fun for ages 10 and below. High energy and interactive

It was so worth it and I’m so glad I went. It was very funny and interactive.

“Potted Potter” stands out as a truly fantastic live show, a gem for both ardent Harry Potter fans and newcomers alike. This remarkable two-man show, masterfully crafted by Daniel Clarkson and Jefferson Turner, is an ingenious blend of humor, wit, and a deep affection for the Harry Potter universe. What makes “Potted Potter” so special is its ability to condense the richly detailed world of Harry Potter into a 70-minute rollercoaster of laughs and surprises. The show’s format is deceptively simple but incredibly effective. It relies heavily on the talents of its two magnificent actors, whose chemistry and comedic timing are nothing short of brilliant. They seamlessly juggle multiple characters, bringing a unique flair to each, and their improvisational skills ensure that no two shows are exactly the same. The humor in “Potted Potter” is universal – it’s a laugh-out-loud experience from start to finish. The show’s creators have done a commendable job of making it accessible and hilarious even for those who might not know their Gryffindor from their Slytherin. It’s a testament to their skill that they can take a beloved series and make it fresh, funny, and engaging for all audiences. Another standout feature of “Potted Potter” is its audience engagement. The show doesn’t just perform in front of you; it involves you, making each audience member feel like a part of the magic. This interactivity is one of the many reasons the show leaves such a lasting impression. In conclusion, “Potted Potter” is an absolute must-see. Whether you’re a Potterhead or just looking for a night of great entertainment, this show is guaranteed to deliver. It’s a delightful celebration of the Harry Potter series, a tribute that manages to be both lovingly reverential and uproariously irreverent at the same time. Don’t miss the chance to experience this magical spectacle.

This two (plus over a hundred) man show was funny and witty. It was well paced and entertaining. My wife and I left the theater with sore cheeks from smiling and laughing nonstop.

Our kids are 8, 10, and 12, and found this hilarious. The performers do their best to make it entertaining for the adults as well— to moderate success. I think the tickets are overpriced and I would definitely not pay that much to see it again. I do think it would be a fun experience for kids who are in the 10-13 age group, maybe to go by themselves and enjoy!

This show had my daughter laughing, clapping, participating the entire time! So fun, and a great intro to Improv Theatre for kids. If you love Harry Potter as much as we do, this is a great show!!