Harry Potter and the Cursed Child

ACT THREE, SCENE TWENTY
TRIWIZARD TOURNAMENT, MAZE, 1995
The maze is a spiral of hedges that don’t stop moving. DELPHI walks determinedly through it.
Behind her she drags ALBUS and SCORPIUS. Their arms bound, their legs reluctantly moving.
LUDO BAGMAN: Ladies and gentlemen — boys and girls — I give you — the greatest — the
fabulous — the one — and the only TRIWIZARD TOURNAMENT.
There’s a loud cheer. DELPHI turns left.
If you’re from Hogwarts. Give me a cheer.
There’s a loud cheer.
If you’re from Durmstrang — give me a cheer.
There’s a loud cheer.
AND IF YOU’RE FROM BEAUXBATONS GIVE ME A CHEER.
There’s a fulsome cheer.
DELPHI and the boys are forced to move as a hedge closes upon them.
The French, finally showing us what they’re capable of there. Ladies and gentlemen, I give
you — the final of the Triwizard tasks. A maze of mysteries, a disease of uncontrollable
darkness, for this maze — it lives. It lives.
VIKTOR KRUM passes across the stage, moving through the maze.