Theatre

The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time

A bold yet heart-warming retelling of a quirky little story.

  • Dates 17 - 19 Oct
  • Time 7:00pm, 2:00pm (1 hour 40 minutes)
  • Venues Union Theatre
$28.00
Sessions & Tickets
This top view image shows a world map made of shaded orange dots. Two hand-drawn train rails lie diagonally across the map. A kid with black hair, wearing a purple top and grey pants, sits on the map, arms outstretched in a hugging gesture toward a black dog walking toward him.

Image Credit: Yuncan Wei

  • Produced and Performed by: Element Theatre Company

  • Supported by: Union House Theatre

  • Directed by: Chenxi Li

"The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time" is an adaptation of the acclaimed novel by Mark Haddon. This award-winning play, known for its accolades including Olivier and Tony Awards, may already be familiar to you. However, this is one you won't want to miss – it's produced by Chinese students at UniMelb!

Performed in Mandarin with English subtitles, this version brings a fresh perspective to the story, reflecting our unique understanding of this curious incident, family, and self-identity, which has evolved since the novel was first published.

We invite you to join us in experiencing this story through the eyes of our 15-year-old protagonist, jumping through the chapters of their life and witnessing their growth.

About Element Theatre Company

Element Theatre Company is a student theatre group at the University of Melbourne, established on August 31, 2022. We offer a vibrant platform for students passionate about theatre and drama to showcase their artistic talents, participate in theatrical productions, and connect with like-minded individuals. Dedicated to presenting productions across a diverse range of themes, we provide a unique and memorable experience for both Chinese and non-Chinese audiences. Our mission is to celebrate the diversity and artistry of theatre, creating an inclusive environment where cultural and language barriers are bridged through the performing arts.

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