Book now for this This award-winning play, by Simon Stephens, that is based on Mark Haddon's 2002 book.
At The Rose Centre Belmont - May 11 - 25, 2024
Winner of 7 Olivier Awards and 5 Tony Awards, Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time by Simon Stephens is based on Mark Haddon's highly acclaimed 2002 book of the same name.
Christopher Boone, a neurodivergent teenager and mathematical savant, has his world turned upside down when he learns something shocking about his father, an event that encourages him to go on a life changing adventure.
The play was first staged in 2012 at the National Theatre, was extremely popular and the production subsequently moved to the West End and Broadway. The 2022 production in London was completely sold out following an acclaimed UK and international tour. We recommend you book early, if you can.
Venue: The Rose Theatre, 4 School Road, Belmont, Auckland
Running Time: 2 hours including interval
Standard Prices:
Adult - $30.00
Senior Gold card (65+) - $27.00
Student - $27.00 School Student - $15.00
Saturday Special:
$22 tickets - Saturday 11th & 18th performances only
Saturday 11th May 7.30pm — Saturday Special - Opening Night
Sunday 12th May 2.00pm — Matinee
Wed 15th May 7.30pm
Thursday 16th May 7.30pm
Friday 17th May 7.30pm
Saturday 18th May 2.00pm — Sensory Relaxed performance*
Sunday 19th May 2.00pm — Matinee
Wednesday 22nd May 7.30pm
Thursday 23rd May 7.30pm
Friday 24th May 7.30pm
Saturday 25th May 7.30pm — Closing Night
* This performancef is available for neurodiverse people who'd like to see the show but might find a standard performance less accessible. Audience lighting will be kept on during the show. Any loud sounds will be muted slightly.
Director Suzy Sampson | Production Manager Kathy Gent | Stage Manager Vettinia Ross | Set Design Scott Thomas, Suzy Sampson | Set Dressing and Painting Caroline Parker; Tony Sandy | Poster/Programme Suzy Sampson, Sherry Berg | Costumes Suzy Sampson | Iticket/Advertising Kathy Gent, Suzy Sampson | Sound and Lighting Design Stephen Hood | Sound and Lighting Operation Stephen Hood | Props Vettinia Ross, Sarah Dettwiler | Bar Alastair Fletcher | Front of House Lesley Hawkey | Box Office Sarah Dettwiler | Website Sherry Ede
Suzy Sampson
Directed by actor, director and producer Suzy Sampson, who trained at RADA and The Academy for Performing Arts in London, Stella Adler Studio in New York and TVI Studios in Los Angeles.
Suzy directed Popcorn by Ben Elton (2018) and The History Boys by Alan Bennett (2023) for Company Theatre, at The Rose Centre, and Skylight by David Hare (2020) for Twice as Good Productions, at The Pumphouse, Takapuna. Suzy recently appeared in James Carrick’s play “Welcome to Hellensville” at The Rose Centre as part of the Fringe Festival 2023 and in her award winning one woman show “Shakespeare’s Will” by Vern Thiessen. Suzy was also in Geoff Allen’s play “Sexy Buddha” at The Pumphouse and The Vic in 2019 and Company Theatre's production of Ladies Day by Amanda Whittington in 2017.