Hogwarts on 42nd Street? Speedy Potter Parody Show Has Eye on New York Run Following popular runs in Toronto and London, the stage play "Potted Potter" - an unauthorized parody of the seven "Harry Potter" books, performed by two actors at a breakneck 70 minutes - may arrive in New York this summer in time to capitalize on the family tourist market. A producer of the show, Corey Ross, said in an interview that he was hopeful that deals would come together with potential investors and the show's creators and performers, Daniel Clarkson and Jefferson Turner, to open Off Broadway at the Little Shubert Theater by the time school vacations had begun. Mr. Clarkson and Mr. Turner have been performing versions of "Potted Potter" for the past six years, at theater festivals and in professional productions, but the Little Shubert would mark the show's United States debut. The actors play multiple characters and zip in and out of song numbers, costumes, and their own version of a quidditch tournament (which involves audience participation). Mr. Ross and a spokesman for the show said they were not concerned about copyright issues with the author of the Potter books, J.K. Rowling, since the play was a parody and she had not voiced objections to the London or Toronto productions. The play received mostly positive reviews in both cities "Potted Potter" has sometimes held as many as 10 performances a week, given its brief running time and the profit potential of children and teenagers obsessed with all things Potter. Mr. Ross said it was premature to discuss a performance schedule. Most New York shows have eight performances a week. The Little Shubert has had an unlucky streak of shows that performed poorly, with critics and at the box office or both, such as the recent "Lucky Guy" and "Dracula." But the space is located in a relatively familiar location for tourists, on West 42nd Street.