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All aboard for a thrilling ride: The Girl on the Train arrives at the People’s Theatre in Heaton!

Shannaz Posted On July 1, 2026
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A missing woman. A tangled web of secrets. One unforgettable journey.

Rachel (Kate Plass) longs for a different life. Escaping her own unhappiness, she becomes captivated by the perfect couple she glimpses each day from her train window. They are happy, successful, and deeply in love. Or are they?

Because when the woman suddenly vanishes, Rachel is drawn into a gripping mystery that starts to blur the boundaries between truth and imagination.

As suspicion mounts and hidden lives are exposed, she finds herself at the centre of a shocking investigation.

Based on Paula Hawkins’ global best-selling novel, THE GIRL ON THE TRAIN is a sharp psychological thriller packed with suspense, intrigue and unexpected twists.

Obsession, deception and desire collide in this edge-of-your-seat production that will keep audiences guessing until the very last moment.

Step aboard … but be warned that nothing is as it seems!

THE GIRL ON THE TRAIN plays at People’s Theatre Tuesday 14 – Saturday 18 July 2026. Tickets are available here.

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