Relocated to the Gielgud Theatre, these seats are in the Upper circle.

Adapted from Mark Haddon’s 2003 best-selling book, playwright Simon Stephens transfers all the mystery of the novel to the stage. The play follows a 15 year-old maths genius who tries to unravel the mystery of his neighbour’s murdered dog, that was found speared by a garden fork. Against his father’s orders, and in spite of his own personal limitations, Christopher sets out on a quest to discover the real truth behind the murder. Unfortunately the teen unearths more than he bargained for and eventually the secrets of his own life unravel before his very eyes. The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time is both a murder mystery and a tale of personal discovery for somebody on the edges of society.

Reviews

MICHAEL BILLINGTON “The whole thing is done with enormous flair. A Remarkable performance from Luke Treadaway captures all the hero’s zeal, obduracy and terror of tactile contact, and puns down behavioural qualities all of us, at some point, see in ourselves.”

With Theatre Trips Kent the worry and hassle it removed from seeing a West End show.  Local collections and dropping off within site of the theatre our hosted coaches will get you there and back in comfort and with a hot drink if you would like.

We run Coaches and a Minibus that meet en-route.

15.20 – Birchington Square, Canterbury bound Bus stop

15.20 – Pencester Road, Dover – Main Bus Stop

15.30 – Whitfield, Dover – McDonalds / the Archer Pub

15.25 – Herne Bay – William Street Coach Park

15.45 – Bridge – the White Horse Pub

15.45 – Chestfield – Opposite Sainsbury fuel station

15.55 – Whitstable – Longreach Roundabout (Canterbury bus stop)

16.00 – YMS Canterbury – Main Coach

16.15 – Faversham – A2 Macknade  Bus Stop opposite Shell Garage

16.35 – Medway – Motorway Services

If you would like more information please contact Jake on   01227 4566331 or email jake@theatretripskent.co.uk

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