NEWS: Bill Kenwright Ltd Announces 2027 Tour of ‘Strangers on a Train’

Bill Kenwright Ltd has announced a major new tour of Craig Warner’s stage adaptation of Strangers on a Train, which is set to be directed by Roxana Silbert.

Based on Patricia Highsmith’s acclaimed novel and inspired by Alfred Hitchcock‘s film, the show will visit venues in Windsor, Canterbury, York, Birmingham, Mold, Glasgow, Edinburgh, Richmond, Peterborough, Aberdeen, Brighton, Cheltenham and Bradford wuth further dates and venues to be announced.

Casting and creative team has also yet to be confirmed.

Two strangers meet on a train.

Charles Bruno has an idea: the perfect crime. Two murders. Two strangers. No motive. No connection. No consequences.

Guy Haines dismisses it as a joke. But Bruno isn’t joking. As Bruno’s obsession spirals out of control, Guy finds himself trapped in a nightmare of guilt, manipulation and fear.

Dark, gripping and full of suspense, Strangers on a Train is a psychological thriller about obsession, manipulation and the devastating consequences of a chance encounter.

David Gilbery, CEO, Bill Kenwright Ltd commented:

“We’re delighted to be working with the brilliant Roxana Silbert to bring Craig Warner’s gripping adaptation of Patricia Highsmith’s celebrated novel to audiences across the UK. Few thrillers have stood the test of time quite like Strangers on a Train. Its tension, psychological complexity and relentless sense of suspense  make it a hugely entertaining night at the theatre, and I can’t wait for audiences around the country to experience it.

We dedicate this production of Strangers on a Train to the memory of Craig Warner, who sadly passed away earlier this year. I had been looking forward to sharing this journey with him and greatly treasured the conversations we had about the production and his exceptional adaptation of Patricia Highsmith’s novel. Craig’s writing is elegant, gripping and profoundly theatrical, and it has been a privilege to revisit his work in preparing this production.

His absence will be keenly felt throughout the rehearsal process and beyond. I hope this production stands as a celebration of his talent.”