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Harry Potter play challenging for Dutch cast: 'physio 3 times a week'

Harry Potter play challenging for Dutch cast: 'physio 3 times a week'

The stage play Harry Potter and the Cursed Child has premiered in the Netherlands, featuring a physically demanding three-hour performance with stunts and magic battles. Cast members reported that the intense production requires them to undergo physiotherapy sessions up to three times a week to manage the physical strain.

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