Joining the previously announced Charlie Brooks and Joe McFadden are Alex Keenan and Imi Price, who will share the role of Chris Boone.
In a bold new interpretation of the much-loved story, they become the first women to play the iconic character, offering audiences a fresh perspective while remaining true to the heart of the original novel.
Best known for playing Janine Butcher in EastEnders, Charlie Brooks stars as Judy, Chris' mother, while actor and 2017 Strictly Come Dancing champion Joe McFadden takes on the role of Ed, Chris' father.
The cast is completed by Bridgette Amofah as Siobhan, alongside Alex Murdoch, Matthew Bulgo, Jerone Marsh Reid, Carla Garratt, Tom Clegg, Robert Penny and Sera Mustafa, who perform a variety of supporting roles throughout the production.
Based on Mark Haddon's internationally bestselling novel and adapted for the stage by Simon Stephens, The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time has become one of the most celebrated British plays of the 21st century. Since premiering at the National Theatre in 2012, it has captivated more than five million people worldwide with its innovative staging and powerful storytelling.
The production follows Chris Boone, a young person with an extraordinary mind for mathematics who finds everyday life difficult to navigate. When a neighbour's dog is found dead, Chris sets out to solve the mystery. But the investigation soon uncovers secrets much closer to home, leading to a moving journey of self-discovery, courage and resilience.
Directed by Ned Bennett, this brand-new production promises to bring a fresh energy to the acclaimed play while retaining the emotional impact that has made it a global success.
The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time plays at Milton Keynes Theatre from Tuesday 6 to Saturday 10 October. Tickets are on sale now.Based on Mark Haddon's internationally bestselling novel and adapted for the stage by Simon Stephens, The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time has become one of the most celebrated British plays of the 21st century. Since premiering at the National Theatre in 2012, it has captivated more than five million people worldwide with its innovative staging and powerful storytelling.
The production follows Chris Boone, a young person with an extraordinary mind for mathematics who finds everyday life difficult to navigate. When a neighbour's dog is found dead, Chris sets out to solve the mystery. But the investigation soon uncovers secrets much closer to home, leading to a moving journey of self-discovery, courage and resilience.
Directed by Ned Bennett, this brand-new production promises to bring a fresh energy to the acclaimed play while retaining the emotional impact that has made it a global success.
The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time plays at 
Milton Keynes Theatre from Tuesday 6 to Saturday 10 October. Tickets are on sale now.
