Hammersmith Bridge has been shut for seven years. Now it has its own play.
We spoke with Putney-based playwright Brad Sutherland about his work running at OSO Barnes in September
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A Southfields man joins an amdram group and finds Ibsen was writing about right now
Carlton Theatre Group opens An Enemy of the People this week - and the parallels to 2026 are hard to miss.
From nervous child to West End stage: the Putney teacher making it happen
Alice Sheffield wins national award for transforming young performers' confidence.
The man who saved himself: Ex-Wandsworth inmate’s final prison tour
Errol McGlashan spent decades cycling through the prison system. The acclaimed playwright returns one last time to Wandsworth.
When Monet isn’t so pretty: One-man show challenges the Impressionist legend
Art Society's Edinburgh import reveals the difficult man behind the beautiful paintings.
Review: The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time
There isn’t much razzle-dazzle at the opening night of a new play at Putney Arts Theatre, but there…
Calling all creatives: help reinvent Putney’s new writing scene
Writers and performers urged to shape the future after showcase triumph.
Timothy West’s peaceful farewell to Wandsworth found in final curtain call
Beloved actor spent final days surrounded by family in local care home, inquest hears.
Roehampton roots: Joseph Coelho’s Overheard in a Tower Block takes to the stage
A powerful new play based on the book by Joseph Coelho reveals the wonder and struggles of city childhood.
Exciting line-up announced for Wandsworth’s London Borough of Culture celebrations
Wandsworth is set to dazzle as it takes the spotlight as London’s Borough of Culture 2025, with a…