Up Next In June 2026

The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time

adapted by Simon Stephens from the book by Mark Haddon

Award Winning Drama Up Next at The Stagecrafters

Christopher is a mathematically talented teen who knows every prime number up to 7,057, detests the color yellow, and prefers the company of animals over humans. His mind allows him to see the world in a way that is detailed, logical, and deeply (sometimes uncomfortably) honest.

The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time, adapted for stage by Simon Stephens from Mark Haddon’s popular novel, opens June 12.

When Christopher discovers that his neighbor’s dog has been killed, he decides that he must be the detective who solves the murder. This decision leads to discoveries that turn his world upside down, drawing him beyond the boundaries of his carefully ordered life and into an unfamiliar, overwhelming world. At its heart, this powerful play is a celebration of courage, curiosity, and what it means to navigate a world that isn’t always designed with everyone in mind.

The play premiered at London’s Royal National Theatre in 2012; it won the Olivier Award in 2013 for Best New Play and five Tony Awards in 2015 including Best Play and Best Actor.

Meet The Cast

Top row: L Bryce Welborn as Christopher Boone, Lulu James as Siobhan, Brian Scott Campbell as Ed, Britt Fauzer as Judy, Joran Neff as Voice One / Mrs. Shears.
Bottom row: Greg Kwoka as Voice Two/Roger Shears, A.J. Krier as Voice Three/Policeman, Nina Vitek as Voice Four/Rev. Peters, Kelci Schlierf as Voice Five/No. 40, and Stacy Skinner as Voice Six/Mrs. Alexander.

Ticket Information:

• Single Tickets: $26 online – OR – $30 at the door
• Thursday ONLY: 2-for-$40 online – OR – 2-for-$50 at the door
• Seniors (at door for patrons 65 and older): $25
• Industry (at the door): $15
• Students (at door with valid ID): $15

To reserve your seat and pay at the door : Call 215.247.9913 or

Support for The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time provided in part by:The Philadelphia Cultural Fund