Harry Potter and the Cursed Child (Parts One and Two) 
The Book of Mormon 
Jerusalem 
The hit London stage adaptation of "1984," the George Orwell novel that has suddenly become a bestseller in the age of Trump, will come to Broadway this summer in a production backed by "Harry Potter and the Cursed Child" producer Sonia Friedman and Scott Rudin.The show is co-adapted and directed by Robert Icke, one of London's busiest theater directors, who recently helmed the National Theater's production of David Hare's "The Red Barn" starring Mark Strong and Hope Davis. Created by...
Sonia Friedman Productions
Sonia
Friedman
Producer
Since 1990, Friedman’s London-based company has developed and produced over 160 productions that won a total of 30 Tonys and 55 Olivier Awards (including a record-breaking 14 in 2014). She’s currently enjoying her greatest success as lead producer — with Colin Callender — of “Harry Potter and the Cursed Child,” still playing in New York (where it won six Tonys), London, Melbourne and San Francisco and soon to launch in Toronto and Hamburg. Other recent shows include West End productions of “The Book of Mormon,” “Fiddler on the Roof,” “All About Eve” and Broadway takes on “The Ferryman,” “Ink,” “Mean Girls” and “The Inheritance.” She’s also produced 2015’s small-screen miniseries adaptation of “Wolf Hall” and TV movie “King Lear,” starring Anthony Hopkins and Emma Thompson.
