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• The Madness of George III

  • Start
    20/10/2026
  •  
    19:45
  • End
    24/10/2026
  •  
    22:00
  • Location
    Putney Arts Theatre

  The Madness of George III

  By Alan Bennett

  Directed by Kim Dyas & Veronika Wilson

  Performances: Tuesday 20 – Saturday 24 October 2026

  7.45pm plus 3pm matinee on Saturday 24

  Putney Arts Theatre Main Auditorium (145 seats)

  
  

  
  

  
  

  ABOUT THE PLAY:

  We have lost America, we may lose the King.

  The nation stands on the brink of constitutional crises: when those who rule are no longer fit for the job, what does power look like?  Who gets to make decisions in their absence?

  In Bennett’s beautifully wrought portrayal of George III, divine right meets the frailty of the human body.  His exploration of the King’s first significant period of mental illness is as tender as it is brutal, as humour counterpoises the horrors of 18^th Century medicine.  The Madness of George III examines kingship, identity, health and the tensions between public and private life with wit and a deftness of touch.

  Originally performed at the National Theatre in 1991 before embarking on a tour of the UK and USA, the play was adapted for the screen and released in 1994 under the title The Madness of King George.

  This amateur production of "The Madness of George III" is presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals Ltd. on behalf of Samuel French, Ltd. www.concordtheatricals.co.uk

  Age recommendation 13+

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  Content information: Contains themes of mental illness and scenes of medicalised torture

  
  

  Cast:

  (alphabetical order by actor)

  
  

  Alex Bell - Robert Fulke Greville  

  Alex Murphy - Dr Francis Willis 

  Alexa Adam - Mrs Armistead/Dr Ida Macalpine

  Ben Smart - Colonel Charles Fitzroy  

  Carole Stewart  - Sir George Baker 

  Chris Routledge – Ensemble

  Colin Rogal - Edmund Burke  

  Craig Barrett - Ensemble  

  David Kelly - Lord Chancellor Thurlow 

  Denis Lyons - Ensemble  

  Edward Ogilve - Henry Dundas 1st Viscount Melville  

  Gemma Willis -Lady Pembroke/Margaret Nicholson

  Jago Wainwright - Braun  

  Joseph Vance - William Pitt the Younger 

  Louise Elliker - Queen Charlotte  

  Luke Sullivan – Papandiek
  

  Mike Lahiffe - Charles James Fox

  Murray Deans - Duke of York  

  Peter Singer - George III  

  Rob Wallis - Richard Brinsley Sheridan  

  Sarah Kitchen - Sir Lucas Pepys 

  Sharon Czudak - Dr Richard Warren 

  Terry Oakes - Sir Selby Markham  

  Tim Iredale - Prince of Wales 

  Tim Taylor - Sir Boothby Skrymshir  

  Twana Omer - Fortnum  

  
  

  Creative and Crew:

  Directors - Kim Dyas & Veronika Wilson

  Production Manager - Sarah Jillings

  Stage Manager - Paul Tierney

  Lighting Design - Martin Jessop

  Stage Design - Rich Evans

  Costume - Simon Crump

  OTHER WAYS TO GET INVOLVED

  There are always other ways to be involved in the production other than auditioning.  

  Backstage opportunities available include:

  ·         Lighting operator

  ·         Set construction

  ·         Assistant stage manager

  ·         Sound operator

  ·         Costume assistants

  ·         Hair and make up assistants

  Please get in touch with the directors if you are interested in getting involved.

  You can get in touch with the directors Kim Dyas & Veronika Wilson with any questions you may have by emailing george3.ptc@gmail.com

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• That Face

  • Start
    10/11/2026
  •  
    19:45
  • End
    14/11/2026
  •  
    22:00
  • Location
    Putney Arts Theatre

  That Face
  By Polly StenhaM

  Directed by Paula Robinson

  Performances: Tuesday 10 November 2026 – Saturday 14 November 2026 at 7:45pm with afternoon matinee at 3pm on Sat 14th November

  Putney Arts Theatre Studio 

  Polly Stenham’s That Face begins with a disturbing incident at an elite boarding school. What appears at first to be a cruel teenage prank quickly becomes something far more serious, forcing fifteen-year-old, Mia to return to London and bringing her fractured family back into contact with one another. Her older brother Henry, only eighteen, has been living in the shadow of their mother Martha’s struggle with addiction and instability, taking on the role of carer, protector and emotional anchor while their father Hugh has built a new life abroad.

  As the consequences of the school incident intensify, the family is pushed towards confrontation. Hugh’s return threatens to expose how much has been neglected, while Martha and Henry’s dangerously dependent relationship begins to unravel under pressure. Moving between dark humour, tenderness and emotional violence, That Face explores what happens when privilege hides damage, when adults fail to take responsibility, and when young people are left to carry the weight of a collapsing home.

  Content warnings:

  This production contains strong language, bullying, physical restraint, drugging, alcohol and substance misuse, mental health crisis, emotional abuse, family breakdown, parental neglect, coercive and inappropriate family dynamics, sexual references, and distressing scenes involving young people.

  This amateur production of “That Face” is presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals on behalf of Samuel French Ltd.

  Suitable for audiences above the age of 15

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  CAST:

  Martha - Penny Weatherall

  Mia - Olivia Jackson 

  Henry - Matt Rimmington 

  Hugh - Stephen Grist

  Izzy - Camille Thiaudiere

  Alice - Sion Collins 

  Creative & crew:

  Director - Paula Robinson 

  Set designer - Roger Beaumont 

  Producer - Tom Sainsbury 

  Stage Manager - Mike Cooke 

  
  

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