Presented by Round House Theatre
Show Dates
Wednesday Nov 20, 7:30pm
Thursday Nov 21, 7:30pm
Friday Nov 22, 8pm
Saturday Nov 23, 2pm
Saturday Nov 23, 8pm
Sunday Nov 24, 2pm
Wednesday Nov 27, 7:30pm
Friday Nov 29, 8pm
Saturday Nov 30, 2pm
Saturday Nov 30, 8pm
Sunday Dec 1, 2pm
Tuesday Dec 3, 7:30pm
Wednesday Dec 4, 7:30pm
Thursday Dec 5, 7:30pm
Friday Dec 6, 8pm
Saturday Dec 7, 2pm
Saturday Dec 7, 8pm
Sunday Dec 8, 2pm
Tuesday Dec 10, 7:30pm
Wednesday Dec 11, 7:30pm
Thursday Dec 12, 7:30pm
Friday Dec 13, 8pm
Saturday Dec 14, 2pm
Saturday Dec 14, 8pm
Sunday Dec 15, 2pm
Tuesday Dec 17, 7:30pm
Wednesday Dec 18, 7:30pm
Thursday Dec 19, 7:30pm
Friday Dec 20, 8pm
Saturday Dec 21, 2pm
Saturday Dec 21, 8pm
Sunday Dec 22, 2pm

Murder. Mystery. Mayhem. Math. What begins as an investigation into the grisly death of a neighbor’s dog results in a remarkable coming-of-age journey for 15-year-old Christopher Boone. A self-described “mathematician with some behavioral problems,” our narrator sees things differently than those around him and, like fractals in a kaleidoscope, each revelation exposes another puzzle for him to solve. As the audience follows Christopher’s brilliant yet dizzying mind, the full story unravels in a visually dazzling sequence of events onstage.
Simon Stephen’s beloved Tony and Olivier Award-winning adaptation of Mark Haddon’s bestselling novel challenges us to seek out the silver linings in ourselves—and others—as we make our way through the world.
The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time
by Simon Stephens
Based on the novel by Mark Haddon
Directed by Ryan Rilette & Jared Mezzocchi