Following the success of Journey’s End in February, we can’t wait to get on with the next one. So this week saw the auditions for the next BISB Play which will be shown December 11-12, 2023. The production will be the stage adaptation of “The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time” from the book by Mark Haddon. The plot follows the lead character Christopher, a troubled teenager, as he tries to solve the mystery of who killed his neighbour’s dog, Wellington. There will be laughter and sadness (no spoilers!) – probably both in the rehearsals and the final production – so put the date in your diary now so you don’t forget and miss out.
Cast|
Character |
Actor |
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Christopher |
Bruno Barath |
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Siobhan |
Dora Tordai |
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Ed |
Cam Ege Demir |
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Judy |
Rebecca Majosi |
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Mrs Shears |
Lilla Bota |
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Roger Shears |
Deshika Narayanan |
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Mrs Alexander |
Roza Komaromi |
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Man with socks |
Srisai Sureshkannan |
|
Punk Girl |
To be shared between:
Aronima Biswas Vivien Danis Sneha Ghosh |
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Policeman |
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Duty Sergeant |
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Train Policeman |
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Rev. Peters |
Kirk Wootton
Teacher of Science/Chemistry
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