Image of a person standing in a yard under a starry sky, with a pitchfork near the outline of a dog on the grass. To the right is text that reads ‘The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time'.
26 – 30 Jan 2027

The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time

26 – 30 Jan 2027

  • Tickets
    £17.00 - £57.00

    Bookings are subject to a £2.95 transaction fee.

  • Venue
    Quarry
  • Running time
    2 hrs 25 mins
  • Age guidance
    10+

The internationally celebrated novel that captivated 10 million readers and inspired a groundbreaking National Theatre production returns in a brand-new staging more thrilling than ever.

Christopher 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, he finds himself under suspicion. Determined to prove his innocence, Christopher becomes both detective and suspect, drawn into a mystery that grows darker and more complex with every clue he uncovers.

What begins as the search for a culprit soon reveals secrets closer to home, forcing him to confront truths that will test his courage, his family, and his 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.

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Tue 26 Jan
7.30pm
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Wed 27 Jan
7.30pm
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Thu 28 Jan
1pm
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Thu 28 Jan
7.30pm
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Fri 29 Jan
7.30pm
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Sat 30 Jan
2pm
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Rehearsal photos by Danny Kaan

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MAJOR FUNDERS

  • Arts Council
  • Leeds City Council
  • LTB Foundation
  • Founded by UK government
  • Suppoprted by west Yorkshire

Principal Partner

  • Caddick Group

Principal Access Partner

  • Irwin Mitchell