JOHNSON CITY– An adjustment of the successful book by the very same name, “The Curious
Occurrence of the Dog in the Night-time” informs the fascinating story of Christopher
Boone, a 15-year-old mathematics genius who sets out to fix the mystical murder of his
next-door neighbor’s dog.
The East Tennessee State University Department of Theatre and Dance is bringing this immersive work to life with efficiencies in the Bert C. Bach Theatre
at the ETSU Martin Center for the Arts Nov. 17-20.
” The character Christopher is on the autism spectrum, and in order to offer genuine.
representation in our production, we looked for the assistance of specialists in the field.
mentor, therapy, investigating and dealing with autistic individuals, along with household.
members of autistic individuals,” stated Director Cara Harker, an associate teacher in.
the department. “Their feedback was vital. In addition, we welcomed feedback from.
a variety of neurodiverse people to assist us with the play. This has actually been genuinely.
an incredible knowing experience, and we are so thrilled to have the chance to inform.
this story.”
The cast is consisted of ETSU trainees, and the innovative group consists of professors and.
personnel from the university. Throughout its two-year operate on Broadway, the program recorded.
Tony Awards for Finest Play, Finest Efficiency by A Star in a Leading Function, Finest Instructions,.
Finest Beautiful Style and Best Lighting Style.
Performances are at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 17– Saturday, Nov. 19. Another efficiency.
is arranged for 2 p.m. on Sunday, Nov. 20.
Purchase tickets through the Martin Center or call( 423) 439-2787.
