The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time (SOLD OUT)
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Christopher Boone finds his neighbour's dog, Wellington, dead - killed with a garden fork. Wrongly accused of the crime, Christopher decides to investigate and write a book about it.
Though a mathematical genius, Christopher struggles with everyday interactions, fears strangers, and has never gone further than the end of his street alone. As he digs deeper into the mystery, he uncovers unexpected family secrets and is forced to navigate a chaotic world beyond his understanding.
Simon Stephens' stage adaptation of Mark Haddons acclaimed novel is a powerful, theatrical journey through the eyes of a uniquely gifted boy trying to make sense of an often overwhelming world.
Directed by Jordan Mahar
Duration: 2 hours 30 minutes including intermission
Content: Strong language and adult themes, descriptions of violence against an animal, loud sound effects and flashing lights, themes related to neurodivergence and mental health, mild references to death and infidelity.
Please note: Patrons in the front row are warned a live dog appears on stage.
This production is proudly supporting ASPECT (Autism Spectrum Australia). WWT is donating $1 from each ticket sold and encourages our audience to make their own donation via the QR code displayed below and in the foyer of the theatre.
Though a mathematical genius, Christopher struggles with everyday interactions, fears strangers, and has never gone further than the end of his street alone. As he digs deeper into the mystery, he uncovers unexpected family secrets and is forced to navigate a chaotic world beyond his understanding.
Simon Stephens' stage adaptation of Mark Haddons acclaimed novel is a powerful, theatrical journey through the eyes of a uniquely gifted boy trying to make sense of an often overwhelming world.
Directed by Jordan Mahar
Duration: 2 hours 30 minutes including intermission
Content: Strong language and adult themes, descriptions of violence against an animal, loud sound effects and flashing lights, themes related to neurodivergence and mental health, mild references to death and infidelity.
Please note: Patrons in the front row are warned a live dog appears on stage.
This production is proudly supporting ASPECT (Autism Spectrum Australia). WWT is donating $1 from each ticket sold and encourages our audience to make their own donation via the QR code displayed below and in the foyer of the theatre.
