Next up Private Lives by Noël Coward
Tues 28 April – Sat 2 May
7.45 pm and Saturday matinee 3pm
Private Lives
by Noël Coward
Noël Coward’s modern classic; a rom-com...with a twist. This is not a tale of a couple falling in love and nearly splitting up … it’s about how a couple fall in love five years after they got divorced! But not before they tease, torment and torture each other, as only soulmates can. They are, though, already married to other people … and on honeymoon with their new spouses.
Tickets: £12 / £8 Box Office 020 8788 6943
Wed 6th – Sat 9th May
7.45pm & Sat Mat 2.30pm
Sister Act
by Bill & Cherie Steinkellner & Alan Menken
Regular PAT performers Putney Light Operatic Society (PLOS) present this high energy and hugely enjoyable musical based on the famous 1992 comedy film of the same name. Thrilling audiences all over the world since its premiere eight years ago, Sister Act is a multi-award winning show written by Disney film composer Alan Menken, who also wrote the Oscar-winning scores for Aladdin, Beauty and the Beast and The Little Mermaid.
Ticket prices: £15 and £12 concessions plus a group discount of 10 tickets for the price of 9.
http://plos.co.uk/box-office/
07594 464 799
Double Bill
Tues 19 – Sat 23 May
7.45pm
A double bill of one-act plays aiming to get your vote in the laughter stakes
Numbers by Kieron Barry
Set in an all-girls' private school, Numbers depicts a battle of wills between four Upper Sixth girls in the hour before the new Head Girl is announced. As two of them cross swords for the much-coveted position, bullying, bitching and betrayal overtake their circle of friends. Is friendship all it's cracked up to be, when you pit it against the promise of power?
Party by Tom Basden
Enough is enough. It’s time for a new generation to step up and lead the country. But what if you can’t pick a Party? Easy. Make one of your own and invite everyone to join you in the Situation Room / Summerhouse. Including Duncan who doesn't care much for politics, but who’s Dad owns a printshop - good for marketing. Tom Basden’s hilarious, good-natured comedy tackles all the big questions, such as: is lemon drizzle cake appropriate for a war room? And, most importantly of all, are you For or Against China?
In the Anthony Bridges Studio
Tickets: £12 / £8 Box Office 020 8788 6943
Tues 23 – Sat 27June
7.45pm & Sat mat 3pm
Pride and Prejudice
by Jane Austen adapted by Simon Reade
‘A lady’s imagination is very rapid; it jumps from admiration to love, from love to matrimony in a moment.’
The Bennet sisters are caught up in a whirlwind of romantic possibilities; while Elizabeth takes an instant dislike to the arrogant and conceited Mr Darcy, her sister Jane falls for his friend Bingley, leading to heartache and disappointment. First seen at Regents Park Open Air Theatre in 2013, this sparkling adaptation of Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice brilliantly brings to life the gossip, the scandal, the errors in judgement, and the romance that has enthralled generations of readers; recreating on stage all the joy and charm of this much-loved novel.
Tickets: £12 / £8 Box Office 020 8788 6943
April 17, 2015