
Review: Harry Potter and the Cursed Child
Harry Potter and the Cursed Child delivers a magical experience, despite some missteps
Harry Potter and the Cursed Child delivers a magical experience, despite some missteps
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Dumbledore may have been critical player in the defeat of Voldemort, but let’s be clear, as the administrator of an educational institution, his managerial skills were, by every objective measure, severely deficient. Let’s ignore the blatant lack of safety regulations and enforcement mechanisms to prevent his students, under his duty of care, being mauled by…