The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time
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| Staff | |
| Producer | Elizabeth Mandel |
| Director | Scott Lynch |
| Assistant Director | Christine McElroy |
| Projection & Lighting Designer | Peter Mandel |
| Set Designer / Scenic Designer | Scott Lynch / Peter Mandel |
| Choreographer | Christine Carrillo |
| Stage Manager | Clara Shem-Tov |
| Costumer | Kathy Tom |
| Properties Manager | Lori Foster |
| Dramaturg | Robin Harris |
| House Manager | Ligaya Yrastorza |
| Graphic Designer | Jason Leong |
| Promo & Cast Photographer | Chris Foster |
| Projection & Lighting Operator | Mackenzie Brown |
| Sound Technician | Oliver Oliphant |
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| Cast | |
| Christopher Boone | Kyle Strenfel |
| Siobhan | Maddy Khachadoorian |
| Ed Boone | David Scott |
| Judy Boone | Sindu Singh |
| Voice 1, Mrs. Shears, Ensemble | Jenny Arbizu |
| Voice 2, Roger Shears, Ensemble | Jonathan Bass |
| Voice 3, Policeman 1, Ensemble | Jeff Swan |
| Voice 4, Reverend Peters, Ensemble | Michael Grimm |
| Voice 5, No 40, Ensemble | Marilyn Pifer |
| Voice 6, Mrs. Alexander | Carol Harris |
Fifteen-year old Christopher has an extraordinary brain; he is exceptionally intelligent but ill-equipped to interpret everyday life. When he falls under suspicion for killing his neighbor’s dog, he sets out to identify the true culprit. This play will be a unique theatrical experience for SVCT as the brilliant visual staging (projections, light, sound, and choreographed movement) captures the exciting depth of Christopher’s vision as he solves the mystery of the dog in the night-time and the unexpected mysteries of his life. Winner of the 2015 Tony Award for Best Play, this is also a profoundly moving play about adolescence, fractured families, and the wonders of life.
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Above promo photos by Chris Foster. Graphics by Jason Leong
