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Workshops

  • 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 be

en 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! 

The art of writing a Monologue by Annabel Miller 2:00pm 

Annabel is a professional actor and writer. Following a corporate career she undertook a scriptwriting course at

the Central School of Speech and Drama and then studied

 acting at Drama Studio London. In 2023 she wrote and performed her debut

play 'Veiled' a one-woman show focusing on women facing various mid-life crises: parenting, work-based sexism, relationships and mental health. This sold out at both the New Wimbledon Studio, and again last year for a run at the Putney Arts Studio. Acting credits include various harassed mums in adverts as well as recent

 theatre roles: Betty in Larkin with Women (Old Red Lion), Maggie in Look Behind you (The Tabard) and Melanie in When We Were Normal(Rose Theatre). She can be heard on BBC Sounds in the radio play LUSUS, and appears in the Bafta- award winning game Dead Man's Phone. She is currently writing her first full-length play.

The Workshop: The art of writing a monologue.

Do you have an idea for a monologue, or a one-person show? Are you struggling with how to get these ideas written into a cohesive script and actually finished? Would you ideally want to perform your work? Join me for a fun and interactive workshop where I will help you get started, share my own writing techniques and disciplines, introduce you to the story arc, and by the end of the session get you up on your feet performing something that you have written. Please bring: a notebook and pen or laptop, and any ideas you already have.


Saturday 14th June:

Spoken Word by Angel Witney 12pm

Intro to Song by Richard Campbell 4:30pm


Saturday 21st June: 

Music and Sound Design Workshop with Nick Wells 2:30pm

Building on the success of last year’s Box Set Festival, we will highlight how the backstage and tech teams work together with the director and cast. The session will show you how to create your own audio effects, search for sounds, find appropriate music, or create new work to combine into a series of sound cues for a show. The workshop will share insights on how to engage with the script, use sound libraries, manage folders and file transfers, juggle different apps, and create a set of sound cues for the sound operator of the production.

We’ll finish by creating a short radio play based on sounds found in the session, so be prepared to participate!

Writer, musician and sound designer, Nick Wells created the underscore for The Lovely Bones (dir. Frances Bodiam), Borders by Henry Finlay (dir. Paul Dineen) and the sound design for Rattigan’s Flare Path (die Ian Higham) and Alligators (dir. Amanda Benzecry).

He's played in bands, written songs and arrangements and recently remastered the soundtrack albums of Allen Stroud’s Lave Revolutions and The Fractal Series. He's currently writing new tracks for release in 2025 and 2026. Nick is also the editor of Lights Up! the Putney Theatre Company podcast.


Sunday 22nd June:

Page to Stage with Geoff Saunders 12:00pm 

Page to Stage: The Decisions

Facilitated by Geoff Saunders, PTC New Writing Co-ordinator, writer of THANKS FOR HAVING US and writer/director of THERE

This workshop will give each participant a taste of the early decision-making process when directing, or taking a 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!





Photography on this website is provided by numerous members over the years. In particular we would like to thank: Ben Copping, Martin Jessop, Rich Evans and Steve Lippett who have contributed so much to capturing our productions in such amazing quality.

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info@putneyartstheatre.org.uk
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Putney Arts Theatre, Ravenna Road, Putney, SW15 6AW

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