by Mark Haddon, adapted by Simon Stephens

directed by Marianne Elliott
designer Bunny Christie
Lighting designer Paule Constable
Movement Directors Scott Graham and Steven Hoggett for Frantic Assembly
Video Designer Finn Ross
Music Adrian Sutton
Sound Designer Ian Dickinson
Fight director Kate Waters
Company Voice Work Jeannette Nelson


from 24.7.2012, world premiere 2.8.2012, 10.10.2012, until 27.10.2012

approx. 2h, 40 min.

Luke Treadaway:                        Christopher Boone
Niamh Cusack:                          Siobhan
Paul Ritter:                           Ed
Nicola Walker:                         Judy
Una Stubbs:                            Mrs. Alexander/Posh Woman/Voice Six
Sophie Duval:                          Mrs. Shears/Mrs. Gascoyne/Voice One/Woman on the train/Woman on Heath
Nick Sidi:                             Mr. Shears/Duty Sergeant/Voice Two/Mr. Wise/Man behind Counter/Drunk One/Ticket Collector
Matthew Barker:                        Policeman/Mr. Thompson/Voice Three/Drunk Two/Man with Socks/Man on phone/London Policeman/
                                       London Transport Policeman/Customer
Rhiannon Harper-Rafferty:              No. 40/Voice Five/Lady in the Street/Information/Punk Girl/Shopkeeper/Ukrainian Two
Howard Ward:                           Reverend Peters/Rhodri/Voice Four/Uncle Terry/Station Policeman/Station Guard/Ukrainian One


All other parts are played by the ensemble.



Transferred to the Apollo Theatre West End, 

Mike Noble as Christopher Boone, 
Trevor Fox and Amanda Drew portray his parents, Judy and Ed, 
and Rakie Ayola plays Siobhan, Christopher’s teacher. 
Daniel Casey portrays Roger Shears and Golda Rosheuvel plays Mrs. Shears. 
Other cast members include Gay Soper, Paul Stocker, Mark Rawlings, Katie Elizabeth Payne, Matt Tait and Cathy Walker. 

on the evening of the 19.12.2013, 40 min. into the sold-out performance parts of the ceiling fell onto the audience and injured about 80.