The Curious Incident of the Dog In the Night-Time tickets
The Curious Incident of the Dog In the Night-Time play is a widely-acclaimed theatrical performance based on the eponymous mystery novel written by Mark Haddon. The production was staged for the first time on August 2, 2012, at the National Theatre in London West End and has immediately had an amazingly good reception. This phenomenal show has won no less than seven 2013 Olivier Awards and five 2015 Tony Awards. Adaptations of the performance have been staged in Mexico City and Tel Aviv.
Book Tickets for The Curious Incident of the Dog In the Night-Time Play – A Staggering Blend of Great Storytelling and Fantastic Acting
The stellar cast and creative team behind The Curious Incident of the Dog In the Night-Time do a stunningly good job at combining state-of-the-art acting with riveting storytelling. The play starts with the image of the dead dog of Mrs Shears, Wellington, who was murdered using a garden fork. After he is placed under suspicion, Christopher, the 15-year-old neighbour of Mrs Sheras, takes it upon himself to solve the mystery and find out who killed the innocent animal. Suffering from autism, the boy has a brilliant mind but is not able to cope with normal life, as he is very reluctant about talking to strangers and hates being touched by other people. Although his father strictly forbids him to investigate the murder, the boy gets entangled in a series of events that turn his life completely upside down.The cast and creative team
Cast- Scott Reid as Christopher Boone
- Lucianne McEvoy as Siobhan
- Emma Beattie as Judy
- David Michaels as Ed
- Debra Michaels as Mrs Alexander
- Eliza Collings as Mrs Shears
- Oliver Boot as Roger Shears
- Original novel by Mark Haddon
- Adapted by Simon Stephens
- Directed by Marianne Elliott
- Designer: Bunny Christie
- Lighting Designer: Paule Constable
- Video Designer: Finn Ross
- Music: Adrian Sutton
A Splendid Production That Teaches Everyone the Wonders of Being Alive
This magical and touching play is something from which each and every one of us can learn to appreciate life better. Cristopher’s brilliant detective work culminates in a life-changing experience that is highly inspirational. The production has a running time of 2 hours and 40 minutes and is recommended for everyone over the age of 11.Critic Reviews
The Curious Incident of the Dog In the Night-Time reviews all rate the show very highly. In his London Theatre piece, Dom O'Hanlon refers to the play as a “powerfully engaging modern classic”. Charles Spencer writes for The Telegraph that he was “blown away by the originality, humour and compassionate insight” of the performance.The Curious Incident of the Dog In the Night-Time dates
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