The full cast has been announced for a brand-new tour of The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time including Alex Keenan and Imi Price as Chris Boone, the first women to play the role. TV stars Charlie Brooks and Joe McFadden will also star.
The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time is set to head out on a new UK tour, from September of this year. The tour marks the return of one of the most successful and acclaimed plays of the 21st Century, based on Mark Haddon’s novel and adapted by Simon Stephens.
Inventive and gripping, the play combines the intrigue of a whodunnit with a powerful coming-of-age story as it follows Chris Boone, a gifted mathematical thinker who struggles with the unpredictability of everyday life. When a neighbour’s dog is killed and all eyes turn to Chris, they set out to solve the mystery and confront difficult truths about trust, independence, and their place in the wider world.
The full cast of The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time
The newly announced cast of the upcoming UK tour will include:
- Alex Keenan as Chris Boone
- Imi Price as alternate Chris Boone
- Charlie Brooks (EastEnders) as Judy, Chris’s mother
- Joe McFadden (Holby City, Heartbeat) as Ed, Chris’s father
- Bridgette Amofah as Siobhan
The company will also include Alex Murdoch, Matthew Bulgo, Jerone Marsh Reid, Carla Garratt, Tom Clegg, Robert Penny, Sera Mustafa.
The new production will be directed by Ned Bennett, with a creative team that includes Set & Costume Designer Eleanor Bull, Lighting Designer Laura Howard, Composer and Sound Designer Giles Thomas and Video Designer Hayley Egan.

Curious Incident on Tour
The tour will take in 30 cities across the UK, premiering first in Birmingham before heading out across the country. Key stops will include:
- Birmingham Rep
- Manchester Opera House
- Edinburgh, Festival Theatre
- Glasgow, Theatre Royal
- Liverpool Empire
- New Wimbledon Theatre
- Richmond Theatre
- Cardiff, Wales Millennium Centre
- Leeds Playhouse
- Nottingham Theatre Royal
- Leicester, Curve Theatre
- Sheffield Lyceum







