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Upcoming Productions

    • 20/05/2025
    • 24/05/2025
    • 6 sessions
    • Putney Arts Theatre

    The Bleeding Tree

    By Angus Cerini

    Tuesday 20 - Saturday 24 May

    7.45pm

    Matinee, Saturday 24 May - 3pm

    Age suitability 15+


    In a dirt-dry Australian town, a gunshot shatters the still night. A mother and her daughters have just welcomed home the man of the house — with a crack to the shins and a bullet to the neck. With a body to dispose of and neighbours asking awkward questions, their story unfolds with raw, rude, and brutally funny intensity.

    The Bleeding Tree is an Australian Gothic murder ballad. It's the story of three fierce women fighting back. Described as “dangerous, deep, and devastatingly beautiful,” it’s a razor-sharp thriller and a hauntingly tense, visceral exploration of revenge, complicity, and survival.

    With its dark humour, poetic beauty, and searing wit, it is theatre at its boldest and most unforgettable.

    The Bleeding Tree was first produced by Griffin Theatre Company, 7 August 2015 at the SBW Stables Theatre, Sydney, Australia


    • 06/06/2025
    • 19:00
    • 22/06/2025
    • 22:00
    • Putney Arts Theatre

    WAF @ PAT


    6, 7, 8, 13, 14, 15, 20, 21, 22 June

    Various Times

    WAF@PAT will feature seven plays (six for adult audiences and two for children), together with workshops, new writing, cabaret, music and other activities. The plays will be performed over the course of three weekends, Friday to Sunday: 6, 7, 8 June, 13, 14, 15 June and 20, 21, 22 June. Each play will have three performances.

    To see more about each piece in detail, please click on the titles below.


    Putney Plays - Black Mountain

    Putney Plays - Fairytaleheart

    Putney Plays - Taken

    Putney Plays - Glory Dazed

    Putney Plays - The Actor's Nightmare

    Putney Plays - There

    First Look - New Writing

    Cabaret Night


    For children and families

    The Gardener

    Spreading the Joy


    • 06/06/2025
    • 08/06/2025
    • 3 sessions
    • Putney Arts Theatre

    Putney Plays -

    Black Mountain

    by Brad Birch


    Directed by 

    Justin Hopper


    Production dates:

    Friday 6th June 7.45pm

    Saturday 7th June 4.30pm

    Sunday 8th June 8pm


    You were out here. Before. But I waited. I waited until it was dark.

    Rebecca and Paul are running away to try to save their relationship. A remote mountain lodge is the perfect place to work things out. The set themselves boundaries, but their half-honourable attempts don't last long. The situation is further complicated by the appearance of Paul's former lover, Helen, who seems to have a mysterious agenda of her own. You can't run forever, especially when you're being followed. Brad Birch's tense psychological thriller about infidelity, betrayal and revenge will leave your heart pounding. 


    • 07/06/2025
    • 22/06/2025
    • 3 sessions
    • Putney Arts Theatre

    First Look - New Writing

    Saturday 7th June 2.30pm

    Saturday 14th June 2.30pm

    Sunday 22nd June 2pm


    Come along and enjoy a variety of brand new work fresh off the page by Putney Theatre Company's writers. Expect a first look at new writing for theatre in development.


    • 07/06/2025
    • 15/06/2025
    • 3 sessions
    • Putney Arts Theatre

    Putney Plays -

    Fairytaleheart

    by Philip Ridley
    directed by Zachary Matcham

    Saturday 7th June 6.30pm

    Sunday 8th June 4pm

    Sunday 15th June 2pm

    In our dreams we have already faced this monster. We are not afraid.

    Kirsty and Gideon bump into each other in a derelict community centre. Through sharing their hopes, fears, and past experiences, they come to terms with their broken families. The pair's stories help them to discover they have a lot more in common than they initially thought. Poetic and tender, Philip Ridley's play observes the grown up attitude beneath the minds of the teenagers.

    • 07/06/2025
    • 21/06/2025
    • 3 sessions
    • Putney Arts Theatre

    Cabaret

    Saturday 7th June 8.30pm

    Saturday 14th June 8.30pm

    Sunday 21st June 8.30pm


    It's cabaret night at Putney Arts Theatre, join us for an evening of entertainment by Putney Theatre Company and friends.


    • 08/06/2025
    • 22/06/2025
    • 3 sessions
    • Putney Arts Theatre

    The Gardener

    by Mike Kenny

    directed by Perry Kitchen

    Sunday 8th June 10am

    Sunday 15th June 12.15pm

    Sunday 22nd June 10am

    Yesterday seems far away. And long ago is like today.

    Joe has a new baby sister and nobody wants to play with him. Uncle Harry has no one to play with either and he needs help in the garden. As the seasons change they find a common bond as they tend the plants and come to terms with the challenges of childhood and of aging. Mike Kenny's play for children of six or older, and their parents and grandparents, is a masterclass in storytelling using rhymes, rhythms, and fun.


    • 08/06/2025
    • 12:00
    • 22/06/2025
    • 16:30
    • Putney Arts Theatre

    WAF @ PAT Workshops         

    Over the Wandsworth Arts Fringe dates in June, we'll be holding an array of workshops for members and their friends.  To book your place on any of the workshops

    Sunday 8th June:

    Intro to Dance by Helen Wood/Lyndall Brown 12pm

    Intro to Dance: Come along to this beginner friendly dance workshop! Ever been intrigued by musical theatre, or want to feel more confident next time there's a 'movement' section in your next audition? This workshop is for you! We'll use this hour to get used to some basic choreography to some of your favourite show tunes. Come for a giggle, box step and community! 

    Monologues by Annabelle Miller 2:00pm


    Saturday 14th June:

    Spoken Word by Angel Witney 12pm

    Intro to Song by Richard Campbell 4:30pm


    Saturday 21st June:

    Radio Play with Nick Wells 2:30pm


    Sunday 22nd June:

    Page to Stage with Geoff Saunders 12:00pm 

    Page to Stage: The Decisions - This workshop will give each participant at taste of the early decision-making process when directing, or taking part in, a play. Most of the workshop will be practical and experiential; you'll get to act and/or direct a short piece and try out ideas in an experimental safe space where every contribution is valuable




    • 08/06/2025
    • 15/06/2025
    • 3 sessions
    • Putney Arts Theatre

    Putney Plays -

    Taken

    by Winsome Pinnock

    directed by Aiste Mizgeryte

    Sunday 8th June 6pm

    Saturday 14th June 6.30pm

    Sunday 15th June 8pm

    You’re not real. You’re just another one of them ghosts.

    In a north London council flat, Della, a recovering addict, barely has time to catch her breath before she is face-to-face with Nola, the daughter she was forced to give up. But the young woman with the pram sipping tea in her living room may not be all she seems. Nana Nola, Della’s mother, has a memory that is starting to play tricks on her, but she is still sharp enough to sense when something isn’t right. As time bends and the weight of the past presses in, three generations of women must navigate old wounds, unspoken truths, and the aching need for redemption. Winsome Pinnock’s gripping drama is a story of love, loss, and the desperate search for a flicker of hope in the shadows of yesterday.


    • 13/06/2025
    • 22/06/2025
    • 3 sessions
    • Putney Arts Theatre

    Putney Plays -

    Glory Dazed

    by Cat Jones


    directed by Paula Robinson

    Friday 13th June 7.45pm

    Sunday 15th June 6pm

    Sunday 22nd June 4pm

    Some of us don’t need to go to the desert to find out what fear is.

    Ex-squaddie Ray - mentally scarred from his time in Afghanistan - returns home to Doncaster to attempt to see his kids and reconcile with his ex-wife, Carla - mentally scarred from her marriage to Ray. A pub lock-in provides the setting for the intense, darkly comic action that follows. Cat Jones’s award-winning play was developed in collaboration with ex-soldiers serving prison sentences.


    • 15/06/2025
    • 22/06/2025
    • 3 sessions
    • Putney Arts Theatre

    Putney Plays -

    The Actor's Nightmare

    by Christopher Durang


    directed by Ian Wainwright

    Sunday 15th June 4pm

    Saturday 21st June 6.30pm

    Sunday 22nd June 6pm

    Good luck tonight, George darling, we’re all counting on you.

    An actor stands alone on a stage, spotlit, and with an expectant audience gazing at him. But he has no idea what his next line is, or even what play he’s in. And why isn’t he wearing his trousers? American absurdist Christopher Durang harnesses every thespian’s most dreaded night terror to deliriously silly comic effect, as hapless and increasingly desperate protagonist George is swept up in a crazy stampede through theatrical genres from Noel Coward to Shakespeare.

    • 20/06/2025
    • 22/06/2025
    • 3 sessions
    • Putney Arts Theatre

    Putney Plays -

    There

    by Geoff Saunders


    directed by Geoff Saunders & Richard Seedhouse

    Friday 20th June 7.45pm

    Saturday 21st June 4.30pm

    Sunday 22nd June 8pm

    Falling in, falling out, falling apart. How to handle friendships the grown-up way.

    London. Four pairs of friends. Adam and Lucas’s new friendship is tested when they discover they have very different values. Kirsty’s concern for her friend, Kate, becomes overbearing and just a bit strange. Sophie helps her old friend, Tanya, and soon realises that Tanya will say anything to get what she wants. Philip develops a powerful crush on his colleague, Jon, and puts their friendship in jeopardy. There starts with one friendship’s birth and finishes with the death of another; in between, the play explores obsession, race, political correctness, substance abuse, truth, lies, loyalty, treachery and forgiveness.



Past Productions

Putney Theatre Company, and its predecessors of Group 64, Putney Players and Putney Amateur Dramatics Society, have been performing plays since 1931.

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