Before the new era begins, watch Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban in concert this November in Bangkok with a full-fledged orchestra.
A brand new era of the Wizarding World is upon us as the brand new HBO series has begun production. We’ve gotten our first look at the young and absolutely adorable Dominic McLaughlin in his full Harry Potter get-up, complete with spectacles, robes, and scar. We also saw Nick Frost as Hagrid, all ready to be the brand new groundskeeper of Hogwarts.
But that TV series doesn’t premiere until sometime in 2027. Anyway, it’s not like we don’t have eight magical movies to rewatch. While it’s perfectly fine to binge the entire film series at home snuggled under a blanket, Potterheads have the chance to watch one of the movies the way it was meant to be seen: on a big screen with a live orchestra. Here’s what you need to know about Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban in Concert that’s happening in Bangkok this November.
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Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban in Concert is coming to Bangkok this November
CineConcerts is bringing the Wizarding World to life in November. The Thailand Philharmonic Orchestra will be performing John Williams’ iconic and mesmerising score live, giving fans a truly special screening of the third film of the series.
There will be three shows held on November 8 and 9: two shows on November 8 and one on the 9th. The concert will take place at Prince Mahidol Hall with tickets starting at a price of THB 1,100 (RM144) for early birds or THB 1,200 (RM157) for normal pricing, going all the way up to THB 3,600 (RM470) for early birds or THB 4,000 (RM523) for normal pricing. Parents with kids under the age of 5 can book the Family Room, which is priced at THB 1,100 (RM144) for early birds or THB 1,200 (RM157) for normal pricing. Early bird tickets go live on July 19 until August 16.
For those who need a refresher, Harry’s (Daniel Radcliffe) third year in Hogwarts begins with more mysteries connected to his past. An infamous mass murderer named Sirius Black (Gary Oldman) has escaped the dreaded wizarding prison, Azkaban. Because of this, ghostly and soul-sucking Dementors have been stationed at the school, putting a strain on Harry and co.’s school year. They also have a new professor, Lupin (David Thewlis). What’s curious is both Black and Lupin seem to be connected with Harry’s past.
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