the Brochure - Wandsworth Arts Festival

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6 – 22 May 2016
wandsworthfringe.com
B I G DANCE 2016
Everyone’s invited to join the UK’s biggest celebration
of dance. Big Dance kicks off on the 20 May with the
Big Dance Pledge and the launch of the Big Dance Bus Tour.
The Festival Week takes place from 2-10 July 2016.
Find out more at london.gov.uk/bigdance
Welcome to the
Wandsworth Arts Fringe
2016 Programme
In May this year Wandsworth’s nooks and crannies are going to be
filled with some of the most exciting and dynamic live arts events.
You could find yourself in a Russian summer house in The Bedford
pub, watching a medieval puppet show in Heathbrook Park or
on a Midnight Run through Nine Elms. Whether you enjoy street
performances, family workshops, exhibitions, music or dance, there is
something for everyone.
This brochure and the wandsworthfringe.com website offer an easy
way to see what is on, when and where it’s on, and includes info and
links to book tickets. You’ll find many of the events are free to attend
although booking is advised.
New and often experimental work is shown in a huge variety of indoor
and outdoor venues during the Fringe - it’s a special time to get out
and try something new. Many of the events are drop in and accessible.
We are particularly proud to have BSL interpreted performances this
year. We encourage you to choose an event or performance you
haven’t heard of before in a new venue you haven’t visited. Experience
energetic, contemporary creativity in places you wouldn’t expect.
Thanks, as ever, to our fantastic, diligent steering group, Enable
Leisure & Culture Arts Team, Cath Mattos and an ambitious team of
young producers who have worked hard to realise this year’s Fringe.
We look forward to seeing you there!
Cllr Jonathan Cook
Deputy Leader of Wandsworth Council
Cover photograph by Deborah Jaffe, www.deborahjaffe.co.uk
Pied Piper, Wandsworth Arts Fringe 2015
Content Disclaimer: The views and opinions presented at WAF events are those of the performers or authors
and do not reflect the views and opinions held by Enable Leisure & Culture and Wandsworth Council.
Mr Guff and Mr Batersby are currently globe trotting
and inaugurating Wandsworth Arts Fringe as far away as
Adelaide, Sydney, Womad and Belfast announcing WAF
WAS HERE with a commemorative Blue Plaque!
Miles of ribbons and kilometres of ties will have been cut
as they travelled not only to the boroughs of London, but
historical landmarks of the world, placing their plaque
and cutting the ribbon (and their ties) to celebrate WAF.
WAF WAS
HERE!
See if you can spot Mr Guff
and Mr Batersby as they
inaugurate all the WAF venues
in Wandsworth before the start
of the Fringe on 6 May.
Follow their progress at:
@wworthfringe #WAFchat
Thank you
Wandsworth Arts Fringe is
coordinated on behalf of
Wandsworth Council by the
Arts Team of Enable Leisure
& Culture, in collaboration
with a steering group of
local representatives and
independent Producer, Cath
Mattos, who is also Projects
Director at World Festival
Network and World Fringe.
Enable Arts Team: 020 8871 8711 /
arts@wandsworth.gov.uk
managed by
managed by
Thanks to Roger Hartley from The Bureau of Silly Ideas and
Barnaby Gibbons of the Miraculous Theatre Company who we
commissioned to creatively launch WAF this year.
bureauofsillyideas.com
miraculoustheatre.com
Find us on Social Media
Wandsworth Town
WAF Officially launched by
John Guff and Alex Batersby!
Fragility are a duo of producers and performers and since 2012, they have been
scouring the globe creating and finding performances that are fun, engaging, intense,
progressive and above all else, entertaining.
The Fragility Takeover space, above the Cat’s Back, is an intimate, custom
constructed theatre where audiences come to encounter original work from artists
from around the world. We present an exciting diversity of styles and disciplines in
this very unique space. Join us to experience the freshest new talent at WAF this year
and indulge in the opportunity to see several shows in one night at the Cat’s Back.
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Sponsored by:
Join in with #WAFchat at @wworthfringe for the latest
info and share your stories during the Fringe. Artists
have been commissioned for a WAF Twitter Takeover!
www
In the WAF Scrapbook on wandsworthfringe.com
you will find lots more information about our
contributors and events from this year and last year
through video, sound and imagery.
Funded by:
Thank you:
How to book tickets
All WAF events are listed at wandsworthfringe.com
with a booking button and further information.
Venue number
(map at back)
British Sign Language
interpreted event
Fragility
bearculture
The 2014 Stockholm Fringe Festival “Expect
The Unexpected” Award winning GameShow.
We are all performers. What happens when we
can’t? Expect mouse traps, glitter, oil wrestling,
French kissing and an unrehearsed and
unscripted contestant. Or don’t.
Romeo and Chulio, two guys in green and
orange bear suits, with 80’s p*rno moustaches,
trying to find true love. But Juliet’s balcony
seems unreachable. They recognize each other
and what happens next is nothing you’d ever
expect. A true lovestory!
6 May: 9–10pm
Tickets: £5
6 May: 6–6.55pm, 7 May: 8.30–9.25pm
Tickets: £7 / £5 concessions
GameShow
The Cat’s Back
86–88 Point Pleasant, SW18 1NN
Design: www.timjukesdesign.com
Romeo & Chulio
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For tickets & info: wandsworthfringe.com
You can also find us on Facebook at
facebook.com/wandsworthfringe
Hear all the latest WAF news before and after the
fringe and share your experiences with us.
Wandsworth Town
Wandsworth Town
Fragility
Ross Spaine
Yolanda Mercy
Rowan Fox-Noble
Fragility, the partnership behind the Cat’s Back
Takeover, have hunted the world fringe scene to
present you with an array of secret and surprise
gigs from the premiership of fringe performers
Darren is an alien stranded on Earth. How
will he get back home? Who will he meet
along the way? Who knows? Comic theatre
combining clown, physical comedy, storytelling
and original music. The debut solo show from
Gaulier-trained actor Ross Spaine.
A hilarious one woman show by Roundhouse
Resident Artist about love, graduate
unemployment and depression. A play based
on real-life testimonies of people suffering with
mental health conditions who have struggled
to find a job.
A solo piano comedy show about my life
and how much I failed at key points
in it so far...
Check the online events to see who will be
performing when.
6 May: 7.30–8.30pm, 7 May: 7–8pm
Tickets: £6
7 May 2.45pm, 8 May 6pm
Tickets: £5
8 May: 2.30pm, 18 May: 8.30pm
Pay what you want
Fragility Secret Artists (Best of
the International Fringes)
The Cat’s Back
Darren! I Am Not From Earth
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The Cat’s Back
Failing at Life
On the Edge of Me
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The Cat’s Back
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Les Pots Cassés
Invisible Until
104 Years Theatre
Vinegar Strokes continues to prove that she
is the MOST Qualified Actress on the scene
and mixes up Comedy and Cabaret in this
manifesto of sexless love, loveless sex,
keeping it old skool and why Beyonce ruins
everything!
The show is a collection of short sketches that
are interlinked, with a song, a dance, altering
character parts and many costume changes.
Anything can happen, shoes turn into clocks,
voices into cats, stern women into mischievous
children.
Crohn’s Is S**t is a comedic story telling of my
personal experience with Crohn’s Disease.
Journey with me into my past and present,
see the highs and the lows, and discover the
meaning and importance of the spoons. “...an
act of true communication”
What would you do if you were suddenly
swept up in the UK’s biggest drugs smuggling
bust? Beerey is the true story of one family’s
fight for justice, and to stand strong together.
Honest, raw, funny and heartbreaking. Profit to
criminalappeals.org.uk
6 May: 10.30–11.30pm, 7 May: 10–11pm
Tickets: £7
7 May: 4–4.40pm
Tickets: £5
8 May: 7.15–8.15pm, 9 May: 6–7pm
Tickets: £10
8 May: 8:45pm, 22 May: 4.30pm
TIFOLESE13
Qualified Actress
The Cat’s Back
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The Cat’s Back
Crohn’s Is S**t
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The Cat’s Back
Beerey
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The Cat’s Back
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Follow us: @wworthfringe #WAFchat
Vinegar Strokes
Wandsworth Town
Wandsworth Town
The Petting Zoo
CoDa Dance Company
The Pursuit of Unhappiness
Ralph Bogard with
Orange Shade Productions
timshel
What makes you happy?
A) Being with the people you love, sharing a
good story and approx. 2.5 beers B) Music or
sex or Netflix C) The smell of Grandma’s freshly
cooked raspberry muffins D) Nothing. Four ‘D’
people meet in a pub. The Pursuit begins.
When the audience wears Silent Disco
headphones, do they become part of the
performance? Puppet or puppeteer?
Are YOU controlled by the actions of others or
do you make your own choices?
11 May: 7.30pm, 14 May: 2pm
Pay what you want
11 & 12 May: 9.30–10.15pm
Tickets: £8
The Cat’s Back
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TBC
Insomnia Lullaby
What keeps you up at night? This humorous, dark
cabaret of song and story explores the enigma of
a good nights sleep. West End and international
performer Ralph Bogard sings from the world of
cabaret, musical theatre, rock and pop.
12 & 13 May: 10.30–11.30pm
Tickets: £7.50 / £6
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Niamh Lynam-Cotter
13 May
The Cat’s Back
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TBC, a brand new dance-theatre solo show,
explores the humour and frustration of being
your own worst enemy. Expect to see a girl
tying herself in knots over something that’s part
truth, part fiction, part in between.
13 May: 7.15pm, 14 May 8.30pm
Tickets: £5
The Cat’s Back
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Conscious Theatre
Nitroglicerina Theatre
Fragility
This is a wicked cocktail of fiercely ironic
performance laced with hilariously surreal
buffoonery. It investigates the way European
Media talks about immigration, putting our
reaction in the spotlight.
Joan Littlewood: brilliant, maverick,
revolutionary, rude. A series of snapshots to
show the woman behind the myth. A glorious,
lively one-woman show using Joan’s mix of
politics and variety. From triple award-winning
company Conscious Theatre.
An immersive theatre performance directed by us
but created by you. Don a mask and dive into a
surreal modern morality play whose story has yet
to be told. “Totally Unique!” “Really wonderful! it
made me feel euphoric” (Ed Fringe review 2015)
It’s about the profile picture and whether or not
you wake up like this, but it’s also about who
took it, the last time you got heartbroken by your
phone, about sex, and about other things that
you don’t want your mum to see on Facebook.
11 & 12 May: 8–8.45pm
Tickets: £6, discounts for students and groups
11 & 12 May: 6pm
14 May: 2:45–3.35pm, 15 May: 6–6.50pm
Tickets: £10
14 May: 7–8pm, 15 May: 7.15–8:15pm
Tickets: £5
The Cat’s Back
The Cat’s Back
Point de Fuite - Vanishing point
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Joan, Babs & Shelagh Too
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Awakening, Sweet and Sour
Sensory Composition
The Cat’s Back
Nothing Like Your Profile
Picture
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Ursa Maior Teatro - Cut the Moose
Wandsworth Town
Wandsworth Town
Robert Hainault
Sky or the Bird
Dale Neuringer
Leopold Last fakes his own death to escape the
mistakes of his past. When someone discovers
his secret and sends him an ominous message
he must step on everyone around him to save
his own skin in this pacey black comedy about
malice and mendacity.
Take four writers. Keep them awake and in
their neighbourhoods for 24 hours continuous.
Have them observe, listen, record, document,
everything that happens to them. Write a play
based on the experience. Welcome to The
Adults Adventure Playground.
ICOM is a sad, funny, glittery jump back in time
to a moment that defined a family. About drag,
death and the ties that bind, this tells the story
of Mo, a drag queen who is dying of cancer,
and the messed up folks who love him most.
15 & 17 May: 8.45–9.45pm
Pay what you want. Booking essential
15 May: 2.30–3.30pm, 19 May: 9–10pm
19 May: 10.30–11.30pm, 22 May: 3–4pm
Tickets: £9
Here Lies Leopold Last
The Cat’s Back
The Adults Adventure Playground
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Garry Roost
In Celebration of Mo
The Cat’s Back
Pope Head [The Secret Life of
Francis Bacon]
A dark comedic drama exploring the life, art,
sexuality, psyche and philosophies of the great
artist, Francis Bacon. “Mesmerising portrayal”
“Roost brings Bacon back to dangerous life”
****
20 & 21 May: 5.30pm.
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Dirty Rascals
Brickhead
Uplifting stories about mastering the fears
that blind us, ignoring those niggling doubts
and winning. 2013 TO&ST award-winner Lynn
Ruth Miller guides us through eight decades
of teeth grinding challenges and victories that
kept her from jumping.
Spawny John, an army veteran, and Duck, an
inflatable duck, sit halfway down a Butlins water
slide. But they’re not the only ones looking
to do a spot of sliding today. A surreal dark
comedy addressing the finer points of death,
loneliness and soup.
Surreal Lecoq/Gaulier-trained clown Brickhead
takes you on a journey to worlds both weird
and profound.
‘Hard to explain and impossible not to like’
(Fringe Review). ‘Ludicrous humour at its best’
(Broadway Baby)
17 May: 7.30–8.30pm, 19 May 6–7pm
18 May: 7.15pm, 19 May: 7.30pm
20 & 21 May: 7–8pm
Free entry and pay what you want at end
The Cat’s Back
The Cat’s Back
The Cat’s Back
Get a Grip
Thlides
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Brickhead: Yeah Yeah, Yeah?
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Twonkey’s Mumbo Jumbo
Hotel
“He creates wonderlands of weird” Kate
Copstick The Scotsman ****Malcolm Hardee
Award Nominee - Comic Originality “Completely
bonkers charm” The Times **** Stop the hotel
from been flattened! Time to enter the legendary
Twonkeyverse of Paul Vickers.
20 May: 10.30–11.30pm, 21 May: 8.30–9.30pm
Tickets: £7
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The Cat’s Back 86–88 Point Pleasant, SW18
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Mr.Twonkey AKA Paul Vickers
Lynn Ruth Miller
Wandsworth Town
Wandsworth Town
ActionSpace
Pencil & Help and CoDa Dance /
Pump House Gallery
Watch This Space
ActionSpace artists lead a series of eight
interactive installation workshops at
Southside Shopping Centre throughout the
Fringe, alongside revolving exhibitions, film
screenings, meet the artists and a networking
event. www.actionspace.org
6–22 May: 10am–5pm daily.
Free but booking for the workshops and
networking event is essential
Southside Shopping Centre SW18 4TF
Looks & Moves
Local families and West Hill primary students
have imagined previous uses of the site above
the Wandle, inspiring an installation capturing
different ways of moving in this space. Free
drop-in workshop and performance on
Saturday 14 May, 11am–4pm
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Southside Shopping Centre SW18 4TF
ALRA
Artist Vera Blagev is throwing open the doors
to her home art studio. Vera’s artwork is varied,
including abstract colourful modern paintings,
mixed media artwork and select artisan
jewellery. Children welcome, free entry, and all
are invited.
ALRA and Deborah Kearne present Cross by
Deborah Kearne, directed by Naomi Wierthner.
ALRA presents Mephisto by Ariane
Mnouchkine (based on the novel by Klaus
Mann), translated by Timberlake Wertenbaker,
directed by Bob Carlton
‘Cross’: 7–8 May: 7.30pm,
‘Mephisto’: 18–20 May 7.30pm, 21 May: 3pm
Tickets £7.50
ALRA Studio 24-25, Royal Victoria Patriotic
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Building John Archer Way SW18 3SX
Southfields Artist Open Studio
6–22 May: All day
Free. No booking required
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Vera Blagev (Vera Vera On The Wall)
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7–8 May: 10am–6pm
Vera Vera On The Wall Home Art Studio
62 Brookwood Road, SW18 5BY
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Cross & Mephisto
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7 & 14 May
HIDDEN
HEATHBROOK
LUNAS Dance Project
The Underdogs Meetup Group
The Wandsworth Society
Choreographer Ellie Aldegheri presents
Lunas Dance Project in ‘Poetic Ramblings of
Existential Delight’ inspired by Carl Jung’s
‘Memories, dreams and reflections’ and
feelings of change and rebirth. A dance piece
sure to move and inspire you.
The first three episodes of the ‘Undiagnosed’
web series will be screened followed by a Q
& A. ‘Undiagnosed’ is a seven-part, drama
based web series that explores mental health,
gambling addiction, domestic violence and is
based on true-life events.
An illustrated journey through post-war Sri
Lanka, trying to make sense of an island that
is wild, beautiful and occasionally bloody. Not
a place that yields its story easily, but what
emerges is an astonishing land of ingenuity
and catastrophe.
6 May: 8.30–9.30pm Tickets: £3
10 May: 7–10pm
Free, but booking essential
12 May: 7.45 for 8pm Free, no booking required
Poetic Ramblings of
Existential Delight
British Ballet Organisation
Ensign House, Battersea Reach, SW18 1TA
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‘Undiagnosed’
web series screening
The Cat’s Back 86–88 Point Pleasant, SW18
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‘Elephant Complex; Travels in
Sri Lanka’ by John Gimlette
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West Side Church
Melody Road, SW18 2QQ.
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Free music,
cabaret,
puppets,
dance and a
big art picnic!
Balham
Wandsworth Town
WISP Students / Artist Sam Haynes
LLaugh Comedy presents
WISP Warriors
‘WISP Warriors’ is an international video
installation introducing the young students
from Wandsworth Interim Schools Project. New
to the borough, they have something to say,
‘Hello! Jebaleko! Cei me jaei! Hallo! Hola!
Bonjour! Ba woni!’
17–21 May: Library Opening Hours
Wandsworth Town Library
11 Garrat Lane, SW18 4AQ
The Bedford
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Milo McCabe & John
Robertson, EdFringe Comedy
Previews - and free beer!
My 2 picks for 2016 Fosters Comedy Awards:
Milo McCabe’s “The Unflappable Troy Hawke”
(‘Undeniably Funny’ Chortle ****); “John
Robertson: Looking Sharp” (‘A magnificent
comedy beast’ Kate Copstick, The Scotsman****)
20 May: 7.15–11pm
£26 for both shows inc. beer
Ram Brewery Ram Street, SW18 1TJ
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The Bedford has been a Hub for WAF events over the last few years and has a
rich history of supporting artists with live music, comedy, dance, family events
and is also home to a full time fringe theatre, Theatre N16. It is a tardis of spaces
including an extraordinary globe shaped theatre. Combined with the availability
of good food and drinks, The Bedford is a perfect host for the variety of WAF
performances on offer.
Set within the numerous large and intimate performance spaces of this grand
building, this years WAF programme will have something for all ages to enlighten,
delight and surprise.
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www.wandsworthart.com
If you would like to open your home or
studio and take part sign up at
wandsworthart.com
StoryCraft
Jack and the Beanstalk
Meet Jack, climb the beanstalk, sing songs
and get creative. StoryCraft mixes visual arts
with performance so children under 5 and
their families can journey into a magical fairy
tale world. Children to be supervised by
an adult.
Dash Arts
21 May: 9.30–11am, 11.30am–1pm & 2.30–4pm
Free but booking is essential
CraftedLondon
Brathway Road, SW18 4BE
Not to be missed!
Dash Arts Dacha
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20–23 May: 12pm–midnight
The Bedford
77 Bedford Hill, SW12 9HD
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The Dash Arts Dacha is a twelve-hour, everchanging performance venue modelled on
the iconic Russian country house. Enter an
enchanting space laced with performances,
live music, films, DJs and a kitchen stocked
with vodka, hot tea and snacks.
For a detailed schedule of activities, please
see the website.
Wandsworth Artists Open House
2016 takes place across the first two
weekends in October.
Balham
Balham
Bez Kinte
Alphabetti Theatre / N16 Theatre
Blackshaw Theatre Company
[Jenufa] is a work in progress adaptation of
Leoš Janácek’s opera. Through embodied
voice and movement, it explores a 19th-century
peasant woman’s fight for her future and
that of her unborn child. EMBODIED VOICE
WORKSHOP - 14 May, details online.
Bev and Keith pay 10 quid a month to sponsor
an orphaned orangutan in Sumatra. They’re
also trying for a baby but when their orangutan
turns up on the doorstep they find themselves
parents of a hairy delinquent teenager.
“Sitcom meets Kafka”
“Sea-eagle to coot, come in please,
can you hear me? Over.” “Yes, bloody yes!”
Ruminating on local myth of ghostly dog
‘Black Shuck’, two would-be smugglers await a
shipment on the Norfolk Coast. Comedy meets
horror in a new play by Duncan Hands.
7 May: 8–8.30pm
Tickets: £5.50
9–12 May: 9pm, 15 May: 4pm & 9pm,
16–18 May: 9pm Tickets: £12 / £10 concessions
11–14 & 18–19 May: 7.30–8.30pm
£12 / £10 concessions
The Bedford
The Bedford
The Bedford
[Jenůfa]
Frank Sumatra by Mike Yeaman
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GAFA ARTS COLLECTIVE (GAC)
Black Shuck
18 May
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KAVA GIRLS The UK Gay Pride Tour
Sinalei is a Fa’afafine (a Samoan transgender)
who has just landed her first job in a West End
show. She shares a dressing room with the
gutsy Salma and the unflappable Debra: Three
performers, three lives, one role. ‘PICK OF THE
FRINGE’ Edinburgh. Written and directed by
Sani Muliaumaseali’i.
8–9pm Tickets: £10 / £8 concessions
The Bedford 77 Bedford Hill, SW12 9HD
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Papercut Theatre
Balham. 1876. Let the trial begin.
The Times called it “the most disgusting
exhibition to have been witnessed in this
generation”... You be the judge.
11 year-old Mihai has been raised by his
mother to believe he is the second coming of
Jesus Christ. He wants to be more like Michael
Schumacher but as his birthday approaches,
his mother has other ideas.
The Killing Of Charles Bravo
9, 12, 16, 18 May: 1pm & 4pm, 19 May: 4pm
Booking essential
The Bedford
Al Clogston
I’m Not Jesus Christ
9–12, 15–19 & 22 May, 7.15–8.40pm
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Theatre N16 @ The Bedford
Sjaak van der Bent and Lesley Stone
Little Folk with Albo - Family
Folk Style Cabaret
Wig Wham!
American folksinger Al Clogston (aka Albo)
returns to The Bedford with his popular Little
Folk with Albo series for kids 0-5 and their
families. Folk songs, camp songs, traditional
children’s songs & Albo originals. An ideal first
concert experience.
14 May: 11–11.45am
£5 kids and adults, (new-borns are free)
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The Bedford 77 Bedford Hill, SW12 9HD
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Wig Wham! brings comedy and music to lovers
of wigs and great fun, in aid of Paul’s Cancer
Support Centre. Twisted tales of obsession and
unexpected confessions from two very different
‘ladies’! Totally surreal and will make you weep
with laughter.
14 May: 9.30–11.30pm
Tickets: £10 plus booking fee
The Bedford
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Twenty Seven Live and Theatre N16
Balham
Balham
Yolanda Mercy
SESKA
Gary Thomas
A hilarious one-woman show by Roundhouse
Resident Artist about love, graduate
unemployment and depression. A play based
on real-life testimonies of people suffering with
mental health conditions who have struggled
to find a job.
Crazier than finding a poodle in your fridge –
yes it’s SESKA ! with the coolest comedy show
MILKSHAKE! Packed with magic tricks, music,
laughter, happiness, sword-swallowing, mind
reading and lots and lots of cookies!
It’s FAB! Don’t miss it!
Hidden is about the darkest thoughts we can’t
always share. Nothing is so tragic that you can’t
laugh at it. We follow Sam through teenage
years to his 20s to his psychosis following a
police stop and search. A powerful play which
relates lived experiences.
15 May: 7.30pm
Tickets: £5
15 May: 2–2.50pm
Tickets: Adult £6 / Child £5 / Family of 4: £20
19 May & 22 May: 1pm & 9pm
The Bedford
The Bedford
Theatre N16 @ The Bedford
On The Edge of Me
MILKSHAKE!
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Hidden
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Get Over It Productions
Platform 1 Gallery
Gareth Edward
Submit your writing, apply to act or direct - or
just come and watch! A night helping writers,
actors, and directors improve their craft, to
meet new creative new people, and help spark
great ideas. More info at
www.blackshawonline.com/nwn
Get Over It Productions proudly present their
sparkling version of Eve Ensler’s classic. A series
of stunning monologues from women aged 1880. Hysterically funny yet moving and poignant,
a must for everywoman and an education for
everyman!
Fragments and Traces (part 1): l’invitation au
voyage is a multi-media art exhibition on the
themes of memory, time and travel by artists
Kelise Franclemont and Antonia Jackson. Join
in activities throughout the exhibition.
A suburban-themed cabaret show celebrating
all things suburban. Currently on a World Tour
of Zone 3, this special Wandsworth Arts Fringe
show brings the action back to Balham where
it all began. Think variety show, with a modern
hedge.
17 May: 7.30–9.30pm
Tickets: £5
17 May: 7.45–8.45pm
Tickets: £8
New Writing Night
The Bedford
Fragments and Traces (1)
The Vagina Monologues
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The Bedford
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Suburbaret!
6 May: 12–6pm, 7/8 May: 11am–5pm
Opening evening 5 May, 5.30–8.30pm
Platform 1 Gallery Wandsworth Common
Station, Platform 1, SW12 8SG
8 May: 6.30–9.30pm
Tickets: £10 advance / £11 on the door
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Balham Bowls Club
7–9 Ramsden Rd, SW12 8QX
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Blackshaw Theatre Company
Platform 1 Gallery
Madelaine Jones
Ema Mano Epps shares the explosive colour
of inner balance in battle with the chaos
of society’s outer inhumane ego. Artist
Norman Mine performs a response and Vera
Kovacevska holds online talk from Zurich,
presenting ‘The house we grew up in’.
Prize-winning young pianist Madelaine Jones
presents and performs a recital of classical
piano music. The programme includes wellloved works by Beethoven and Chopin, and
works composed by the pianist herself.
12–13 May: 6–9pm; 14–15 May: 11.30am–6pm
Free, Suggested donation £3
14 May: 6–7pm
St Mary & St John The Divine
Balham High Rd, SW12 9BS
Transcending
Piano Recital
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Heathbrook Park is a WAF Hub for outdoor arts companies to make great art that
is accessible for all. Join us for Hidden Heathbrook on 7 and 14 May with free
music, cabaret, puppets, dance and a big art picnic!
Heathbrook Park is one of a number of public parks or gardens in Battersea that
were created from areas of derelict land following bomb damage in WWII. It is
a little local secret near Wandsworth Road station and once inside, mature trees
and a surprisingly large green space become apparent. Hidden Heathbrook offers
fun for all the family over two Saturdays from 1–4pm that celebrates creativity in a
beautiful outdoor setting.
Anna Flemming
Heathbrook Park Friends Group
A unique dance piece created not only by
the performers but by everything around
them. The people, the air, the sounds, the
architecture. Everything becomes a dance.
Do you want to be part of it?
Platform 1 Gallery host an exhibition of recent
works by London-based artist Anna Flemming.
Anna studied sculpture at the Royal College of
Art and works primarily in sculpture, video and
installation.
See website for specific venue times
Pay what you can
19 May: 6–8pm (opening), 20 May: 12–6pm,
21–22 May: 11am–5pm
Bring a blanket, bring a picnic and bring your
friends for the second BIG ART PICNIC in
Heathbrook Park. Join in with fabulous free arts
activities including large sculptural den making,
sculpting with clay and host of unexpected silly
happenings.
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Balham Railway Bridge,
Battersea Park, Waterstone’s (SW11),
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Battersea Business Centre
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PUPPETS WITH GUTS
BIG ART PICNIC
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Heathbrook Park SW8 3EH
CITIZEN SQUID - an interactive
big puppet spectacle
A gigantic squid has crawled onto Heathbrook
Park- but how did it get there - and what will
we do with it? Citizen Squid is an interactive
big puppet spectacle about compassion,
displacement and transition for young people
and families.
14 May: 4pm
7 May: 1–4pm
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A(r)CT
When Dance Happens
Battersea
Balham
Hidden
Heathbrook
Battersea
Battersea
The Fabularium
The Miraculous Theatre Company
BeautifulMess
When the Woodland Court announces the
theft of the King’s Crown Jewels, the animal
kingdom immediately blame Reynard the
Fox, the woodlands most infamous scoundrel.
Reynard must do everything he can to prove
his innocence and avoid certain death!
A series of bespoke guided tours delving into
the secret love life of plants. Mixing poetry and
science, ‘Romantic Botanic’ is an interactive,
profound and hilarious look into plants and
how they spend their time seducing not only
each other but us.
Sending up and stripping down the layers
we build between us, witness the surprising
and beguiling confrontation of a bonkers bag
lady and a struggling business man fusing live
music, physical comedy & puppetry!“ Absurd,
funny and moving, feel good show!”
14 May: 1.20pm, 3.20pm
14 May: 1.40pm, 2.40pm, 3.40pm
14 May: 2–2.40pm
Reynard the Fox
Romantic Botanic
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The Loneliness Street Cabaret
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In the Open
SLiDE Dance brings together dancer Rick
Rodgers (Uplifting Stunts/CandoCo) and
spoken word artist Adam Kammerling (Chill
Pill/Apples and Snakes) for an irreverent and
close-up duet that asks us to take a big breath
and talk about mental health.
14 May: between 1–4pm. More info online.
Heathbrook Park
SW8 3EH
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Spare Tyre
Will’s Art Warehouse
Inspiring and animated, the Spare Tyre Band
will get your toes tapping to their driving
rhythms and impulsive beats. Watch them
perform, make your own instrument from
recycled materials, and create your own beats
during our open jamming session.
This ain’t no passing craze as our friends from
all over the animal kingdom return to the
gallery for everyones most favoured exhibition.
We feature cute and cuddly right through to
wild and dangerous. With a lot more on offer
too in our open storeroom.
14 May: 1–3.30pm
10.30am–6pm Free. No booking required
Spare Tyre Band
& Jam Session
Happenings Artists
Hakuna Matata –
It Means No Worries!
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Will’s Art Warehouse
180 Lower Richmond Rd, SW15 1LY
Locals
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Free art events in Battersea. Magic Garden:
Sculpture and drawing workshops, art talk.
Mason’s Arms: art talk. See and buy Locals art
at both venues.
Magic Garden: 7 May: from midday
Mason’s Arms: 9 May: 5–6pm & 7–8pm.
The Magic Garden The Mason’s Arms
231 Battersea Park Rd 169 Battersea Park Rd
SW11 4LG
SW8 4BT
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SLiDE Dance
Battersea
Battersea
Rosalie Schweiker /
Pump House Gallery
Baseless Fabric Theatre
The Treblemakers
A small bar in Boom Town. People enter, stay a
while and then leave. One man does not leave;
he is waiting for someone. Every now and
again he sips from a tumbler of Macallan 1949.
Time passes. An endless night begins...
Do you know what goes on in my head?
Maybe it’s not what you expect. Follow us
on an everyday journey through Battersea
hearing our inner thoughts via an app on
your phone. Promenade theatre inspired by
intergenerational workshops in South London.
The Treblemakers’ pop up a cappella event bringing joyous live music to the community at
the Katherine Low Settlement.
9–10, 16–17 May: 8–8.40pm
Free but booking essential
10–14 May: 7.30pm 14–15 May: 4.30pm
Tickets: £10
12 May: 12–1pm
Sonder
Our Do’s and Don’ts
Join us as we create cardboard clocks filled with
illustrations of your family daily do’s and don’ts.
With details on what is allowed, or not, at each
time of the day in your home, drop in to our
family art workshop as we play with the rules.
8 May: 12–4pm
Pump House Gallery
Battersea Park, SW11 4NJ
D&D
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The Duchess
101 Battersea Park Rd, SW8 4DS
A Secret Life
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Theatre503 at the Latchmere
503 Battersea Park Road, SW11 3BW
Pop Up A Cappella
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Katherine Low Settlement
108 Battersea High Street, SW11 3HP
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The Battersea Society
Addictive TV
Based on the popular escape room format,
Lady Chastity’s Reserve’ offers an hour of fully
immersive fun for teams of 2–5 players aged
18 and over. Solve the sordid secrets of Lady
Chastity’s vineyard in time to win her fabled
bottle of wine.
A conversation on the life of Battersea author
of 27 novels, critic and Proustian scholar born
in 1912, lived at 53 Battersea Rise, girlfriend to
Dylan Thomas, married to CP Snow - they were
the intellectual celebrity couple mid-century.
Filming 200 musicians worldwide and sampling
them to create a digital supergroup of artists
who never met but play together on screen,
AV duo Addictive TV perform their acclaimed
‘Orchestra of Samples’ project. “Ingenious and
compelling” The Times.
12 May: 7–9pm
Tickets: £5
13 May: 7:30–10pm
Lady Chastity’s Reserve
A Singing Date
Come on and hear ..... not Alexander’s Ragtime
Band, but THE TREBLEMAKERS! Joyful and
fabulous a cappella singing at Katherine Low’s
Contact Club (a fortnightly social group for
older people in the local community).
10 May: 1.30–2.30pm Free. No booking required
Dimsom Lodge (Contact Club meeting
place alternate Tuesdays)
141 Battersea Church Road, SW11 3NR
Handmade Mysteries Ltd
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10–12 May: 7.30–8.30pm
Tickets: £19
The Four Thieves
51 Lavender Gardens, SW11 1DJ
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A Conversation on Pamela
Hansford Johnson
Orchestra of Samples
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Royal College of Art
Dyson Building, 1 Hester Road, SW11 4AN 29
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St Mary’s Parish Church
Battersea Church Road, SW11 3NA
Katherine Low Settlement/
Treblemakers
Battersea
Battersea
Battersea Arts Centre
& Carney’s Community
The Midnight Run
Fight
The Wandsworth Fringe
Midnight Run
A new performance devised by BAC &
Carney’s Community young people. Under the
direction of Commonwealth’s Evie Manning
and artist Conrad Murray, the company explore
Battersea’s radical heritage, the fight for our
rights and protest unfair wages.
Healthy sense of adventure? Seeking
experiences beyond the mainstream? The
Wandsworth Fringe Midnight Run is a nighttime, arts-filled, site-responsive walking tour
through Nine Elms and beyond. Explore the
streets of London while the city sleeps!
14 May: 7–8pm Pay what you can
14 May: 6pm–midnight
Tickets: £12
Carney’s Community
30 Petworth Street, SW11 4QW
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Battersea Barge Nine Elms Lane, SW8 5BP
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Safe Ground
Safe Ground
Criminal Justice Treasure Trail
Bite Size Poets Mic Night
Battersea has ‘previous’. It has a rich, deep
and sometimes dark criminal justice history,
shrouded in mystery. Poetics clues will uncover
the hidden heritage of local streets and
buildings, with prizes for the pairs who think
and finish fastest.
Our poetry workshops made Bite Size Poets.
Come watch them perform their full size
poems, next to illustrious names such as Joelle
Taylor and Sara Hirsch. There is an open mic if
a poet resides within you, or just come along
and stand up for stanzas.
14–15 May: 12–2pm and 2–4pm
Tickets: £10
Tickets: £5
Safe Ground
Battersea Business Centre, SW11 5QL
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14 May: Waterstone’s, 6–7.30pm
15 May: Pump House Gallery, 5–6.30pm
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Safe Ground
A selection of new short plays by local writers
performed by award-winning New Stagers. Our
showcase features diverse themes, ranging
from a silent romantic comedy and a historical
‘what if’, right through to a dog’s eye view of
modern relationships.
With Joelle Taylor and Sara Hirsch.
Poetry is so easy. So simple in fact, we will
make you a poet in 45 minutes. Using your
senses, scenarios, scripts and sounds you will
be rhyming and performing aloud in no time.
Scene Unseen
14 May: 7–9pm 15 May: 1–3pm
Tickets: £5
The Duchess
Music at St Michael’s
Bite Size Poets
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See website for specific venue times.
Tickets: £5
Battersea Library / Pump House
Gallery / Waterstone’s / Winkworth
Battersea Estate Agents
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Theatre503
Newe Vialles consort music for viols
We Wait in Joyful Hope
Music from the Shirley Partbooks, copied by
William Lawes in the 1620s, with some of the
most beautiful works from the ‘golden age’ of
English consort music: Ferrabosco, Coprario,
Bull, Lupo and Lawes. Part of Music at St
Michael’s concert series.
Sister Bernadine is tough, eccentric and hasn’t
been to mass in years. With her New Jersey
women’s shelter under threat, a change in
hierarchy and a teenager on the run she
challenges the forces of change and questions
how do we define community.
15 May: 6.30–8pm Tickets: £10 / £5 students
17–22 May: 7.45pm
St Michael’s Battersea Cobham Close,
Wandsworth Common, SW11 6SP
Theatre503 at the Latchmere
503 Battersea Park Rd, SW11 3BW
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New Stagers
Putney and Roehampton
Battersea
St. Mary’s
Perfect Rags
Rosie Wilby
Music and comedy with a songwriter compared
to Noel Coward, Max Miller and (?!) Morrissey.
Satire, nonsense and upliftment; catchy tunes
and tortuous rhymes. With a cappella group
The Treblemakers. www.marklester.biz
www.treblemakers.org.uk
Hosted by Rosie Wilby, this diverse evening
of comic cabaret features Sam Savage,
Shelf, Scummy Mummies (pictured) &
Sooz Kempner. Get tickets early to avoid
disappointment. Femmes is popular and often
sells out early.
18 May: 7.45pm–10.30pm
£9 in advance, £12 on door
19 May: 7–10.30pm
£8 Early Bird, £10 Advance, £12 on door
Mark Lester Splashes Down
Battersea Barge
Nine Elms Lane, SW8 5BP
Femmes By The Thames
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Battersea Barge
Nine Elms Lane, SW8 5BP
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As a WAF Hub, St Mary’s Church will host a variety of exciting happenings during
May. Fantasy High Street can be found in the Church Square on 6–7 May at the start
of the festival with their ‘What if? Machine’. Book early for a beautiful piano recital
with the renowned Leslie Howard and explore a sound installation of A Human Love
Story in the arches under Putney Bridge. With food, cake and excellent coffee at the
Pantry Café, you can come to relax and enjoy all the WAF events on offer.
St Mary’s Church, Parish of Putney has strong connections with its surrounding
community and is a focal point for groups and organisations. The church and Café are
set in a historic location beside the River Thames and Putney Bridge.
Sound Minds with Lightbox Theatre
Greenland Group
Fantasy High Street
Daniela Clynes Band performing songs
from her new album ‘Heart Dances’. Her
album features an incredible array of the
finest musicians from around the world, a
few of whom will be playing with her at this
performance. Daniela is a ‘Gifted, angelic
voiced jazz singer’ (Time Out London)
Come fly with us during this unique storytelling
event featuring live music and performance.
Presented by Sound Minds in association with
Lightbox Theatre. We regret that the venue is
not suitable for those with access issues.
World-renowned pianist Leslie Howard has been
internationally-honoured for his multiple awardwinning feat of having recorded the complete
piano works of Liszt (99 CDs). This evening’s recital
will comprise Beethoven’s Eroica Variations, Grieg’s
Holberg Suite, Liszt’s Weinen Klagen Variations,
and will end with Liszt’s show-stopping Fantasy on
Themes from Mozart’s Figaro and Don Giovanni.
Ever pictured yourself on a TV chat show,
discussing all the amazing achievements of
your life? Well now you have the chance to do
just that! Step inside our ‘What If?’ Machine
for your 15 minutes of fame, and let your
imagination run wild...
Daniela Clynes Band
Fly
21 May: 4–5pm
19 May: 8pm Tickets: £10
The Duchess
Leslie Howard Piano Recital
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Sound Minds
Battersea Central Mission
20–22 York Rd, SW11 3QA
The ‘What If?’ Machine
6 May: 7.30–9.15pm £10 / £5 concessions
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St Mary’s Church High Street, SW15 1SN
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6–7 May: 12–5pm
Free but booking recommended
St Mary’s Church Square
SW15 1SN
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Daniela Clynes Band
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What Next for Culture? Wandsworth
Edgar and Me
Charlotte has been writing to Edgar Garcia for
four years. Charlotte is a performer. Edgar is on
death row for murder. This thought-provoking
piece explores the lives of death row inmates in
Terre Haute, alongside this friendship.
9–10 May, 12–15 May: 7–8pm
St Mary’s Church
High Street, SW15 1SN
What Next Culture?
Wandsworth
Join us for a What Next? special with guest
speakers to explore the roles of the arts and
artists in civic and civil life. Artists and creative
practitioners working/living locally especially
welcome. Speakers to be announced on web
listing.
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St Mary’s Church High Street, SW15 1SN
Matt Hopwood
When the Woodland Court announces the
theft of the King’s Crown Jewels, the animal
kingdom immediately blame Reynard the Fox,
the woodland’s most infamous scoundrel.
Reynard must do everything he can to prove
his innocence and avoid certain death!
Be immersed in this audio visual storytelling
space under the arches of Putney Bridge.
Listen to love stories from the diverse
communities of Putney, Wandsworth and
surrounding areas. Compelling, poignant,
everyday human stories of connection.
15 May: 11.30am, 2pm
Free
21–22 May: 11am–7pm
Free - suggested donation £2
Reynard the Fox
12 May: 6–7pm
Free
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The Fabularium
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St Mary’s Church Square
SW15 1SN
charlotteandtim
A Human Love Story
15
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St Mary’s Church
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South London Jazz Orchestra
Putney Theatre Company
SW Zines
Everyone loves bread; bread is the base of our
culture, we will explore through laughter and
all of our senses, the deep implications that
bread has on our society. Be ready to learn,
question and get your hands in the dough.
Often billed as the world’s largest regularly
performing big band, the South London Jazz
Orchestra return to the Wandsworth Arts
Fringe for one night only. Join us and swing
along to classic tunes made famous by Glenn
Miller, Count Basie and more.
Five con men planning a bold heist think they
have found the ideal base. Lodging in the
home of a little old lady, they plan the perfect
crime. Will they get away with the money or
have they met their match in the unlikely shape
of their landlady?
Come to Putney Library and immerse yourself
in DIY print culture! SWZines presents a chance
to browse and buy zines, hear from guest zine
writers in conversation, as well as view a zine
exhibition encompassing 20 years’ worth of zine
writing.
13 May: 7pm, 14 May: 6pm
Tickets: £5
14 May: 7.30–9.30pm
6–7 May: 7.45pm – Saturday matinee at 3pm
Tickets: £14 / £8–£10 concessions
7 May: 2–5pm
Putney Arts Theatre
Ravenna Road, Putney, SW15 6AW
Putney Library
Putney Library, Disraeli Road, SW15 2DR
00: In Bread we Trust
St Mary’s Church
An Evening of Swing
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St Mary’s Church
The Ladykillers
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Zine Afternoon at Putney Library
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Fra Marto’
Tooting
Roehampton Outdoor Art Movement
Alton Goes Ancient!
Eddie Forde
Putney Poems
For the first time since the cretaceous era,
ROAM invite you to Meet the Dinosaur... Come
and witness as Tiny takes on the Alton estate!
Be part of history! Be brave and curious... Be
there when Alton goes ancient.
Poetry reading session led by local poet, Eddie
Forde, on the theme of Pilgrimage.
Come and enjoy listening and bring your own
choices to share if you want.
14 May: 11.30am–4pm
15 May: 5–7pm
Roehampton Library Green
Danebury Avenue, SW15 4HD
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The Green Man Public House
Wildcroft Road, Putney Heath, SW15 3NG
The National Opera Studio
and Burntwood Chamber Choir
Fuzion Trio / Graveney & Meadow
This specially abridged version of Carmen, one
of the world’s most popular operas will feature
four rising operatic stars from the National
Opera Studio and members of Burntwood’s
acclaimed choral ensembles. BSL-interpreted.
Enjoy three joyous musical acts! Fuzion plays
lively arrangements of classical and jazz music,
the Treblemakers women’s a cappella group
sing upbeat close harmony and the Alfred and
Salamanda Saxophone Quartet play joyful
renaissance and contemporary music.
Singing, Sax and Swing-music
with a Zing!
CARMEN
6 May: 7–8.30pm
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Burntwood School
Burntwood Lane, SW17 0AQ
12–2.30pm Free. No booking required
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Graveney & Meadow
40 Mitcham Road, Tooting, SW17 9NA
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People Show
Under the Blue Sky
Under the Blue Sky takes you on a rollercoaster ride of lust, love and friendship as it
explores the uncertainties, misunderstandings
and unexpected results of what it means to fall
for someone else.
17–21 May: 7.45pm
Running time approx 1.5 hours
Tickets: £14 / £8–£10 concessions
Putney Arts Theatre
Ravenna Road, Putney, SW15 6AW
People Show 131:
Putney Library
Come and explore Putney Library in a special
site-specific promenade performance. Uncover
secrets and find hidden stories. Expect
some surprises amongst the shelves & come
prepared to explore. Presented in association
with University of Roehampton.
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Putney Library Disraeli Rd, SW15 2DR
Wimbledon Art Studios
Furzedown Oak Community Project presents
two exciting workshops: (Mornings) Unique
creative writing workshop led by local
storyteller & narrative coach Eli Anderson.
(Afternoons) Art workshop led by local artist
Ken McCalla. ‘Our marks make a difference’
200 studios, 4500 visitors, 4 days! Art lovers,
collectors and gallery owners come to browse
and buy directly from artists in their studios.
Competitions, workshops, children’s activity
corner, pop-up bar and restaurant, street food.
Making A Mark
18–20 May. Please check website for details.
Tickets: £5 plus booking fee
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The Open Studios Art Show
6,12,13,17,20 May: 10.30am–12.30pm & 1–3pm
Free but booking recommended
12 May: 2–10pm, 13 May: 2–9pm,
14 May: 11am–6pm, 15 May: 11am–6pm
Sprout Community Arts
74 Moyser Rd, Furzedown, SW16 6SQ
Wimbledon Art Studios
10 Riverside Yard,Riverside Rd, SW17 0BB
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Putney Theatre Company
Tooting
Tooting
Silvia Ziranek
My Late Plate
Provenance to Posterity, in Performance:
assorted saucers, the odd tambourine, one
random guy rope: bargain prices, clean
condition, working order. Life altered, rooms
re-arranged: a poetic,witty, tender, quirky walk
& talk through renewed items (all for sale).
14 May: 1–2pm, 3–4pm, 5–6pm
Wandsworth Oasis
234–250 Mitcham Road, SW17 9NT
Ascension
Oily Cart Workshop
Love Art
An immersive sound healing experience. A
compelling sound track of local choirs, singers
and sound healers played to you in a golden
pyramid. Sound to shift your soul. Could art
really change your life? Come & find out. Plus
guests Maverick & Malachi.
This workshop is a practical, hands-on
introduction to the aims and the methods of
this internationally acclaimed company by the
artistic director, Tim Webb.
Come and take part in a mass self-portrait
drawing event to celebrate all the brilliant
people that live and work in Tooting.
21 May: 10am–4pm
22 May: 2pm–4pm
Free, no booking required
SOUND AND SPACE /
Petra Jean Phillipson
Theatre for young people with
complex learning disabilities
14 May: 7pm, Tickets: £10
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All Saints Church Tooting Corner of
Brudenell Rd and Franciscan Rd, SW17
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Smallwood School Annexe
Smallwood Road, SW17 0TW
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Show Us What You Look Like
Tooting
Love Art
24b Tooting Market, SW17 0SN
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new tara theatre
sponsors of
GUILD ARTISTS EXHIBITION
DRAMA - FAMILY - COMEDY - FILM
Work and Play Scrapstore & Cool It Art
with Smallwood School & Be Enriched
A Weekend of Art, Culture
and Music
Upcycled ‘Junk’ Aerial Mural
Daytime - Art & Heraldry Exhibitions inside;
Chartres Labyrinth outside. Evenings Choral
and Organ recitals plus chances for anyone to
experience playing the organ, guided by a real
organist plus a rousing Gospel Choir Service.
20–22 May: Workshops: 2pm, Evenings: 6–9.30pm
Tickets: Concert £10. Other events free
All Saints Church Tooting Corner of
Brudenell Rd and Franciscan Rd, SW17
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Come and help create a massive upcycled-junk
aerial mural, celebrating seasonal produce &
minimising food waste. Consider the ‘junk’ in
your food with experiments and games from
Be Enriched and contribute your own leftover
recipes for our cookbook.
21 May: 11am–4pm. Free. No booking required
Smallwood School
Smallwood Road, SW17 0TW
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JOIN US - SUMMER 2016
WWW.TARA-ARTS.COM
@Tara_Arts
/taraarts
Earlsfield
10 Minutes from Waterloo
15-18 May
10am-5pm
Open to the public
A showcase of artwork by members
of the Fine Art Trade Guild, a trade
association founded in 1910 for the
art and framing industry.
2 WYE HOUSE
6 ENTERPRISE WAY
LONDON
SW18 1FZ
fineart.co.uk
All Saints Church
Friday 6 May
Failing at Life
p05
GameShow
p03
Beerey
p05
Romeo & Chulio
p03
Crohn’s Is Sh*t
p05
Fragility Secret Artists
p04
Looks & Moves
p10
Darren! I Am Not From
Earth
p04
Watch This Space
p10
Qualified Actress
p04
Southfields Artist
Open Studio
p11
Looks & Moves
p10
Cross & Mephisto
p11
Poetic Ramblings of
Existential Delight
p10
Fragments and Traces
p17
Watch This Space
p10
Suburbaret!
p17
p17
Hakuna Matata
p21
Our Do’s and Don’ts
p22
Hakuna Matata
p21
Leslie Howard Piano
Recital
p27
p27
The Ladykillers
p29
Carmen
p31
Making A Mark
p31
Saturday 7 May
Monday 9 May
p04
Crohn’s Is Sh*t
p05
Point de Fuite Vanishing point
p06
p06
Watch This Space
p10
Looks & Moves
p10
Frank Sumatra
p14
Looks & Moves
p10
Watch This Space
p10
Black Shuck
p15
Transcending.
p18
Hakuna Matata
p21
A Secret Life
p23
Orchestra of Samples
p23
Bite Size Poets
Mic Night
p25
Edgar and Me
The Killing of
Charles Bravo
p14
p28
Hakuna Matata
p21
p28
Sonder
p22
An Evening of Swing
p28
Alton Goes Ancient!
p30
Open Studios Art Show
p31
My Late Plate
p32
Ascension
p32
p14
Kava Girls
The UK Gay Pride Tour
p15
Edgar and Me
p28
Black Shuck
p15
p28
Hakuna Matata
p21
Making A Mark
p31
Sunday 15 May
p22
p31
A Secret Life
p23
Thursday 12 May
p04
timshel
p06
Looks & Moves
p10
Watch This Space
p10
Point de Fuite - Vanishing
point
p06
Frank Sumatra
p14
p06
p14
Insomnia Lullaby
p07
Saturday 14 May
p04
Looks & Moves
p10
Black Shuck
p15
Hakuna Matata
p21
Sonder
p22
p10
p25
Watch This Space
p10
Under the Blue Sky
p30
Frank Sumatra
p14
Making A Mark
p31
p14
On the Edge of Me
p16
Milkshake
p16
Transcending
p18
When Dance Happens
p18
Hakuna Matata
p21
A Secret Life
p23
Bite Size Poets
p24
p24
Romeo & Chulio
p03
The Killing of Charles Bravo p14
Looks & Moves
p10
Darren! I Am Not From
Earth
p04
Hakuna Matata
p21
Watch This Space
p10
p04
Locals
p21
p11
Qualified Actress
p04
Sonder
p22
Elephant Complex;
Travels in Sri Lanka
p28
p14
Little Folk with Albo
p15
p04
Edgar and Me
Frank Sumatra
Tifolese13
p14
Wig Wham!
p15
On the Edge of Me
p05
Tuesday 10 May
Killing Of Charles Bravo
p14
Transcending
p18
Looks & Moves
p10
p04
p15
When Dance Happens
p18
Watch This Space
p10
Looks & Moves
p10
Kava Girls UK Gay Pride Tour
p11
Watch This Space
p10
Black Shuck
p15
p18
Southfields Artist Open
Studio
Piano Recital:
Madelaine Jones
Transcending
p18
Citizen Squid
p19
Scene Unseen
Cross & Mephisto
p11
‘Undiagnosed’ Web Series p11
Screening
Hakuna Matata
p21
In the Open
p20
Criminal Justice Treasure Trail p25
[Jenufa]
p14
Frank Sumatra
p14
p22
p20
Bite Size Poets Mic Night
p25
p17
p14
A Secret Life
p23
Spare Tyre Band
& Jam Session
p19
Hakuna Matata
p21
Pop Up A Cappella
p23
p20
Newe Vialles
Big Art Picnic
Romantic Botanic
Hakuna Matata
p21
Sonder
p22
Pamela Hansford Johnson
p23
Reynard the Fox
p20
Locals
p21
A Singing Date
p22
Edgar and Me
p28
Hakuna Matata
p21
p27
p22
What Next Culture?
p28
The Loneliness Street
Cabaret
p21
The Ladykillers
p29
A Secret Life
p23
Making A Mark
p31
A Secret Life
p23
Zine Afternoon
p29
Edgar and Me
p28
p31
Scene Unseen
p24
Singing, Sax and Swing
p31
Fight
p24
Sunday 8 May
Friday 13 May
Wednesday 11 May
p04
p04
The Wandsworth Fringe
Midnight Run
p24
p24
p04
The Pursuit of Unhappiness p06
Insomnia Lullaby
p07
Bite Size Poets
On the Edge of Me
p05
timshel
TBC
p07
Criminal Justice Treasure Trail p25
p06
p12
p16
p08
Watch This Space
WISP Warriors
The Vagina Monologues
Adults Adventure
Playground
p10
p10
p16
p08
Looks & Moves
Watch This Space
New Writing Night
p08
p10
p14
p08
Persephone
p08
Looks & Moves
p14
Persephone
p07
Get a Grip
p06
Awakening
p08
Frank Sumatra
The Pursuit of
Unhappiness
p07
p07
p04
p07
p04
p07
Picture
Awakening
Picture
TBC
Tuesday 17 May
Wednesday 18 May
p04
Failing at Life
p05
Thlides
p08
Looks & Moves
p10
Watch This Space
p10
Cross & Mephisto
p11
WISP Warriors
p12
Frank Sumatra
p14
p14
p25
The Killing of
Charles Bravo
p14
Edgar and Me
p28
Black Shuck
p15
Reynard the Fox
p29
Hakuna Matata
p21
Putney Poems
p30
p25
p31
Mark Lester Splashes Down p26
Under the Blue Sky
p04
Looks & Moves
p10
Watch This Space
p10
Frank Sumatra
p14
p14
p08
Saturday 21 May
Thlides
p08
p09
Pope Head [The Secret Life p09
of Francis Bacon]
Looks & Moves
p10
Watch This Space
p10
Cross & Mephisto
p11
WISP Warriors
p12
p14
The Killing of
Charles Bravo
p14
Black Shuck
p15
Hidden
p17
Fragment
p18
Hakuna Matata
p21
p25
Femmes By The
Thames
p26
Daniella Clynes
Under the Blue Sky
People Show 131
p26
p30
p30
Friday 20 May
Monday 16 May
Get a Grip
People Show 131
p30
p30
Thursday 19 May
p04
The Adults Adventure
Playground
p08
p04
Pope Head
[The Secret Life of
Francis Bacon]
p09
Brickhead:
Yeah Yeah, Yeah?
p09
Twonkey’s Mumbo
Jumbo Hotel
p09
Looks & Moves
p10
Watch This Space
p10
Cross & Mephisto
p11
WISP Warriors
p12
Llaugh:
Milo McCabe &
John Robertson
p12
Dash Arts Dacha
p13
Fragment
p18
Hakuna Matata
p21
We Wait in
Joyful Hope
p25
Under the Blue Sky
p30
People Show 131
p30
Making A Mark
p31
A Weekend of Art,
Culture, and Music at
All Saints Church
p32
p04
Brickhead: Yeah Yeah, Yeah? p09
Twonkey’s Mumbo Jumbo
Hotel
p09
Watch This Space
p10
Looks & Moves
p10
Cross & Mephisto
p11
WISP Warriors
p12
Jack and the Beanstalk
p12
Dash Arts Dacha
p13
When Dance Happens
p18
Fragment
p18
Hakuna Matata
p21
p25
Fly
p26
A Human Love Story
p29
Under the Blue Sky
p30
A Weekend of Art,
Culture, and Music at
All Saints Church
p32
Upcycled ‘Junk’ Aerial
Mural
p32
Workshop: Theatre
for young people
with complex learning
disabilities
p33
Sunday 22 May
p04
Beerey
p05
p09
Looks & Moves
p10
Watch This Space
p10
Dash Arts Dacha
p13
p14
Hidden
p17
When Dance Happens
p18
Fragment
p18
Hakuna Matata
p21
p25
A Human Love Story
p29
A Weekend of Art, Culture
& Music at All Saints Church
p32
Show Us What You look
like Tooting.
p33
The Cat’s Back, 86–88 Point Pleasant, SW18 1NN
British Ballet Organisation, Ensign House,
Battersea Reach, SW18 1TA
Ram Brewery, Ram Street, SW18 1TJ
Wandsworth Town Library, SW18 4AQ
Southside Shopping Centre, SW18 4TF
CraftedLondon, Brathway Road, SW18 4BE
62 Brookwood Road, SW18 5BY
West Side Church, SW18 2QQ
Melody Road
ALRA, Studio 24-25, Royal Victoria Patriotic Building
John Archer Way, SW18 3SX
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Burntwood School, Burntwood Lane, SW17 0AQ
Wimbledon Art Studios, 10 Riverside Yard, SW17 0BB
Smallwood School, Smallwood Road, SW17 0TW
Love Art, 24b Tooting Market, SW17 0SN
Graveney & Meadow, 40 Mitcham Road, SW17 9NA
Wandsworth Oasis, 234 – 250 Mitcham Road, SW17 9NT
All Saints Church Tooting, Brudenell Road, SW17
Sprout Community Arts, 74 Moyser Rd, SW16 6SQ
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Heathbrook Park, SW8 3EH
Battersea Barge, Nine Elms Lane, SW8 5BP
The Duchess, 101 Battersea Park Rd, SW8 4DS
The Mason’s Arms, 169 Battersea Park Road, SW8 4BT
The Magic Garden, 231 Battersea Park Road, SW11 4LG
Pump House Gallery, Battersea Park, SW11 4NJ
Battersea Park, SW11 4NJ
Carney’s Community, 30 Petworth Street, SW11 4QW
Royal College of Art, Dyson Building, 1 Hester Road, SW11 4AN
St Mary’s Parish Church, Battersea Church Road, SW11 3NA
Dimsom Lodge, 141 Battersea Church Road, SW11 3NR
Katherine Low Settlement, 108 Battersea High Street, SW11 3HP
Sound Minds, Battersea Central Mission
20–22 York Road, SW11 3QA
Theatre503 at the Latchmere, 503 Battersea Park Rd, SW11 3BW
Battersea Business Centre, 99 Lavender Hill, SW11 5QL
Winkworth Estate Agents, 207–217 Lavender Hill, SW11 5SD
The Four Thieves, 51 Lavender Gardens, SW11 1DJ
Battersea Library, 265 Lavender Hill, SW11 1JB
Waterstone’s, 70 St John’s Road, SW11 1PT
St Michael’s Battersea, Cobham Close, SW11 6SP
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Will’s Art Warehouse,
180 Lower Richmond Road, SW15 1LY
Putney Library, Disraeli Road, SW15 2DR
Putney Arts Theatre, Ravenna Road, SW15 6AW
The Green Man Public House,
Wildcroft Road, SW15 3NG
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The Bedford, 77 Bedford Hill, SW12 9HD
Balham Railway Bridge, SW12
St Mary & St John The Divine , Balham High Rd, SW12 9BS
Balham Bowls Club, 7–9 Ramsden Road, SW12 8QX
Platform 1 Gallery,
Wandsworth Common Station, SW12 8SG
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