The Girl on the Train (2023)
by Paula Hawkins, adapted by Rachel Wagstaff and Duncan Abel
Performances: Tue 11th – Sat 15th July 2023, Old Fire Station
Introduction
Rachel Watson longs for a different life. As she travels each day through the south London commuter belt, her escape is the perfect couple she sees through the train window, happy and in love. Or so it appears.
When Rachel learns that the woman she’s been secretly watching has disappeared, she finds herself a suspect. Confused and isolated, she inserts herself into the missing woman’s life, determined to discover what happened.
Can she piece together her fragmented memories in time to solve the mystery – or will they reveal her own guilt?
The Girl on the Train is a contemporary thriller adapted from the best-selling novel by Paula Hawkins.
Cast
- Rachel Watson - Maika Toporowski
- D.I. Gaskill - Ollie Forrest
- Megan Hipwell - Eva Hickey
- Anna Watson - Ashiana Pradhan
- Tom Watson - Jamie Bowman
- Scott Hipwell - Alex Redmond
- Kamal Abdic - Vaibhav Sharma
Crew
- Assistant Director - Tom Mathias
- Sound Designer - Adam Crook
- Lighting Designer - John Winters
- Stage Manager - Tiffany Manning
- Assistant Stage Manager - Tom Mathias
- Assistant Stage Manager - Sarah Pearcey
- Lighting and Sound Operator - Will Howells
- Intimacy Support - Gregory Williams
- Rigging - Sean Thomas, Henry Whittaker, John Winters
- Construction - Henry Hyland, Mark Ireson, John Winters, Cal Beckett, Sean Thomas, the cast of Shimmer
- Production Photographer - Phil Gammon
- Theatre Committee Rep - Cal Beckett
Thanks
Thanks to Theatre Committee, the bar team, the front of house team, Gareth Milton, Barry Heselden, Lisa Thomas, Dan Usztan, Bex Law, Tom Melly, Han Evans and Jeanette Hoile.
Reviews
Gallery
- Photos by Phil Gammon
Reminiscences and Anecdotes
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