The internationally celebrated novel that captivated 10 million readers is coming in a brand-new staging more thrilling than ever.
Chris Boone is gifted with a brilliant mind for numbers but unsettled by the unpredictability of people and everyday life. When a neighbour’s dog is discovered killed, she finds herself under suspicion. Determined to prove her innocence, Chris becomes both detective and suspect, drawn into a mystery that grows darker and more complex with every clue she uncovers.
What begins as the search for a culprit soon reveals secrets closer to home, forcing her to confront truths that will test her courage, her family, and her understanding of trust, independence, and the wider world.
Starring Joe McFadden (The Shawshank Redemption – UK Tour; 2:22 A Ghost Story – Gielgud Theatre; Strictly Come Dancing winner 2017) and EastEnders favourite Charlie Brooks (Chitty Chitty Bang Bang – UK Tour; Ocean at the End of the Lane – National Theatre) as Chris’ parents – Ed and Judy.
Inventive, gripping, and moving, The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time combines the intrigue of a whodunnit with a powerful coming-of-age story in an unforgettable theatrical event.
CAST
Theatre credits include: The Hidden Dangers of Camping (Theatre Royal Windsor); Chitty Chitty Bang Bang (UK Tour); The Ocean at the End Of The Lane (National Theatre, West End); All In A Row (Southwark Playhouse); Monogamy (Park Theatre); How the Other Half Loves (UK Tour); A Streetcar Named Desire (Curve Theatre, Leicester); Beautiful Thing (Arts Theatre); Contact.com (Park Theatre); Our Country’s Good (Liverpool Playhouse) and Dangerous Corner (Theatre Royal Windsor).
TV and Film credits include: The Hack, Heartbeat, The Golden Hour, London’s Burning, The Bill (ITV); Lie With Me, Suspects (Channel 5); EastEnders, Moving On, The Dumping Ground, Wired, Love Soup, Robin Hood, Casualty, Bleak House, Angel of Death, Jonathan Creek, Turning Points, Out of Tune, The Demon Headmaster (BBC); The Secret Santa Project; Take 3 Girls and Pudding Lane.
| Theatre credits include: The Shawshank Redemption (UK Tour), 2:22 A Ghost Story (Gielgud Theatre), The Mirror Crack’d (UK Tour), Rocky Horror Show (UK Tour), Treason (London Palladium and Festival Theatre, Edinburgh), Priscilla-Queen of the Desert (UK Tour), The House on Cold Hill (UK Tour), Rent (Shaftesbury Theatre), Rainbow Kiss (The Royal Court) Torch Song Trilogy (Menier Chocolate Factory) How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying (Chichester Festival Theatre), She Loves Me (Chichester Festival Theatre) and The Missing (National Theatre Scotland).
TV and Film credits include: Holby City; Heartbeat; Casualty; The Crow Road; Sex Chips and Rock n’ Roll; Sparkhouse; Judge John Deed; The Law; High Road; Taggart; Faces and The Trouble With Men And Women. |
Training: LAMDA and Dance School of Scotland.
Alex is a London born, Glasgow bred actor who recently graduated from LAMDA. The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time is her professional debut. She would like to thank her family, friends & tutors for all their support & guidance over the years.
Theatre credits include: Hook in Peter Pan, Dance to the Bone (Sherman Theatre); Curtain Up (Theatr Clwyd); Life of Galileo (Young Vic); Sylvia (English Theatre Frankfurt); Around the World in 80 Days, Snow White, Tales from the Edge of Town (NIE); Nobody (The Other Room); We know not what we may be (Metis, Barbican); Lifegame, Permission Improbable, Animo (Improbable Theatre); Everything By My Side (LIFT); Pub Rock, Made Up, Meat and Two Veg (Cartoon de Salvo); Ghost Nets, Roger Salmon and The Wooden Frock (Kneehigh).
TV credits include: The Sixth Commandment, Casualty, Doctors, EastEnders, A Very English Scandal (BBC); Until I Kill You, Emmerdale (ITV); Extraordinary (Disney+) and Aliennation (Chris&Henry / Caryn Mandabach).
Other credits include: Alex ran cult indie theatre company Cartoon de Salvo for 20 years touring nationally and internationally. She’s improvised with Comedy Store Players, Improbable Theatre and been a resident artist at Theatr Clwyd and the Royal National Theatre Studio. Her plays have been commissioned by National Theatre Wales and The Royal Shakespeare Company.
Theatre credits include: Blithe Spirit (Salisbury Playhouse); Lovestuck (Stratford East); A Streetcar Named Desire (Sheffield Crucible); COWBOIS ( RSC/Royal Court); Faustus: That Damned Woman (Chester Storyhouse); A Monster Calls (Bristol Old Vic/Kennedy Centre) and A Christmas Carol (The Old Vic).
TV & Film credits include: The Sandman (Netflix); Mission Impossible: Dead Reckoning (skydance media/paramount); Nosepicker (Sligo pictures) and Home (Sticker).
Awards include: Nominated for the Helen Hayes Award for Outstanding Performer in A Monster Calls at the Kennedy Centre, Washington.
Theatre credits include: Ariel in The Tempest (RSC First Encounters UK Tour); Cleo in Belongings (Polka Theatre/Gulbenkian Arts Centre/Brixton House); Zara in Playfight (Seven Dials Playhouse); Madame Delacroix in Secret Cinema Presents Bridgerton (Wembley Park); D in Bible John (The Forge); Baby Girl in A Womb of One’s Own (Pleasance Theatre/Greenwich Theatre); Jac, Gemma and Harri in FFS! – A Feminist Fable Series; Liz in Big Deal; Joanne in Baby Dolls and Mary in Tales of Terror (The Space Theatre).
Film credits include: Blitz; Bohemian Rhapsody and House of Bricks.
Training: Urdang Academy.
Credits whilst training: Erma Latour in Anything Goes and Miss Crowe in A Man of No Importance (Urdang.)
The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time marks Imi’s professional debut, and she is delighted to be sharing this iconic role. As an autistic performer, she is excited to bring authenticity to the role of Chris in this new production. Imi would like to thank her family, friends and agents at Bartlett-Walford Associates for their endless love and support!
Theatre credits include: The Hound of the Baskervilles (New Vic Theatre); Marvellous (@sohoplace / New Vic Theatre); Titus Andronicus (Royal Shakespeare Company / Hampstead Theatre); Charlie and Stan / The Strange Tale of Charlie Chaplin and Stan Laurel (Told by an Idiot/Great Theatre of China/Beijing Performing Arts Center/Cunard Queen Mary 2); The Snowy Day (Can’t Sit Still / Polka Theatre); Anya and the Potter (Greenhouse Theatre Project); A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Garsington Opera); Astley’s Amazing Adventure (New Vic Theatre); 4 Walls (Derby Theatre); Feel The Fear (Project Lockout/Camden Fringe / Fusion Festival); and Breathe The Beat (UK Tour).
Film credits include: 7 Deadly Idiots (Told by an Idiot).
Other credits include: Still Got Time (Zayn Malik ft. PARTYNEXTDOOR); Not Letting Go (Tinie Tempah ft. Jess Glynne); You Want Me (Tom Zanetti); Fam That’s Peak (Arnold Jorge and Stormzy) and London’s International Mime Festival (2020 and 2023).
Theatre credits include: Nye (National Theatre); Julius Caesar (RSC); The Cherry Orchard, Odyssey ‘84, Port Talbot Gotta Banksy, Maryland, Clytemnestra, A Christmas Carol, The Sleeping Beauties (Sherman Theatre); All My Sons, A Christmas Carol, Lord of the Flies (Theatr Clwyd); Praxis Makes Perfect, The Insatiable, Inflatable Candylion (National Theatre Wales); I’m With The Band, Horizontal Collaboration (Traverse); Under Milk Wood (Royal and Derngate); The Prince Hamlet (WhyNot Theatre, Toronto); Play, Silence (The Other Room); The City (Living Pictures); Blue/Orange (Canoe Theatre); Kenny Morgan, Sweeney Agonistes (Arcola); Feeding Time, The Play About The Baby (BAC); Breakfast Hearts, Choirplay (Theatre 503); Raw, Seen, Where Do We Go From Here? Back to the Light, Into The Unknown (Pentabus); A Child’s Christmas in Wales (Ligeti Quartet); A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Torch Theatre); Much Ado About Nothing, Dangerous Liaisons (Mappa Mundi); Adventures in the Skin Trade (Theatr Iolo) and Tender Napalm (Chapter Arts).
TV and Film credits include: Y Streic Fawr (Mojo Productions); War Gamers (Sky); Gwaith Cartref (Fiction Factory) and Treacle Town (BFI).
Radio credits include: The Madness of George III, The Medici (BBC Radio 4) and That Hideous Strength (BBC Radio 3).
Training: East 15 Acting School and Circomedia Centre for Contemporary Circus & Physical Theatre.
Theatre credits include: Così fan tutte (Improbable/English National Opera); Macbeth (The Globe); Huddle (Unicorn); The Princess & The Pea (Unicorn/ Upswing/New Vic/NYC); The Smeds and the Smoos (West End/UK Tour); Tidy (Theatre Iolo/Polka Theatre co-production); Rock ‘n’ Roll Red Riding Hood (Liverpool Everyman); The Cat in the Hat (Curve Theatre/UK Tour) and Oh No, George! (Can’t Sit Still/UK Tour).
TV credits include: Casualty, Dr Who, Poldark (BBC) and The Undeclared War (Channel 4).
Other credits include: Handel’s Serse (Opera Holland Park) and The Queens Platinum Jubilee Parade (Buckingham Palace, London). Robert specialises in various physical performance skills including Acrobatics, Aerial, Music, Movement, Puppetry, Stage Combat and Gymnastics (former two-time British National tumbling champion).
Training: LAMDA.
Theatre credits include: Dizzy (Theatre Centre/Sheffield); Crackers (Polka Theatre); The Leftovers, We Anchor in Hope, New Labour, Emilia, It’s True It’s True It’s True (LAMDA) and What Was Left (The Bridge Company).
TV and Film credits include: Babies (BBC); Joan (ITV) and The Return (Short Film – LAMDA).
Theatre credits include: Tom in The Complete Works of William Shakespeare Abridged (Vienna’s English Theatre); Oncle in SKRIK (Espace Mach Brussels); Orsino in Twelfth Night (Playground Theatre/Shakespeare en Avon – Fontainebleau); Rabbit in Buggy Baby (The Yard Theatre); Tom in Think of England, Jaz in Grey Scale (AIAWTC); Toby/Lord Riot in Posh (Nottingham Playhouse); Ensemble in Shakespeare in Love (Noel Coward Theatre, West End); Radge in A Marked Man (High Tide); The Elbe/ The Girl/Mother/Director in Outside on the Street (Arcola); Nick Drake in Solid Air (Theatre Royal Plymouth); Danny/Adam in DNA (Hull Truck/ UK National Tour).
TV and Film credits include: House of the Dragon (HBO/SKY Atlantic); Doctors, Casualty, The Outlaws (BBC); Discovery of Witches (SKY); Johnny the Busker in The Trip to Spain (SKY Atlantic); And Then There Were None (BBC); Toby Huggs in The Bystanders; Blake in Counterweight; Dope Head in The Chef and The Patient in Inmate Zero.
Other credits include: Tom has narrated numerous audiobooks and voiced video games.
