The excessively wealthy Victorian gentleman Phileas Fogg bets his life's fortune that he can travel around the world in just eighty days.

Together with his hapless servant, Passepartout, they embark on a brilliant adventure that takes them from London's foggy streets to the exotic subcontinent and then to the Wild West, as they race against time with an improbable array of trains, steamships, balloons, and an elephant.

Laura Eason's famous adaptation of Jules Verne's classic novel was presented at the New Vic Theatre in Stoke and the Royal Exchange in Manchester before premiering in London at the St. James Theatre in 2015.

Featuring over fifty unforgettable characters, this imaginative version of "Around the World in 80 Days" is written for a cast of eight actors but can be performed by a much larger ensemble—making it ideal for any theatre company or drama group seeking a high-spirited adventure.