Putney Heath Area Guide

Recommended for ages 3-7 Ruby had always been happy, perfectly happy…. until one day…. she discovered a worry… Ruby tries and tries to get rid of her worry, which grows bigger and bigger! Eventually she meets a boy who has a worry too. Together they discover that everyone has worries, and that if you talk about them, they never hang around for long! Told through live music, song, puppetry and physical theatre, Ruby’s Worry takes the audience on a delightful musical adventure based on the much-loved book by Tom Percival. Created by MishMash Productions in partnership with Nottingham City Libraries.

Eye, the Witness concludes Charlotte Cooper’s year-long residency at Hogarth’s House, the long-term family home of the painter, engraver and satirist William Hogarth. Cooper responds to the history of the building and its former inhabitants with a body of work that explores the complex relational bonds between humans and their environment over time. Eye, the Witness ties in with the artist's critical inquiry into the dynamic relationship between art and psychoanalysis. Placing a particular focus on female narratives and interpretations, the exhibition title echoes the joint process of 'co-creation' as identified by the psychoanalyst and feminist theorist Bracha L. Ettinger. Based on the notion that subjectivity is formed in relation to each other, rather than in isolation, the “eye” becomes both a perceptual witness and a poetic doubling of the self, shaped through encounter with the other. Applying a contemporary approach to traditional printmaking techniques, Charlotte Cooper's delicate installations reveal the psychological work of damage and repair - as each human link carries with it a vestige of all others that came before, and holds the possibility of the infinite links yet to come.

Saturday 29 November – Sunday 25 January Recommended for ages 3-6 Tickets from £13 (Group and multi-buy offers available) £2.50 transaction fee applies to phone and online bookings. T&Cs apply. Schools tickets from £9 (11th ticket free) Approx 40 mins Wherever the wind takes us, we all find a place to land… Based on the timeless Christmas story by Benji Davies, The Snowflake tells the tale of a snowflake, a little girl and her Pappie, who are all longing for their own special place in the world. Unwrap the magic at Polka next festive season and find out how everyone can find their way to shine like a star! Our beloved festive production offers the perfect introduction to theatre for younger audiences. This is a brand-new production and information on the show may change. This page will be updated once we have more details.

Chelsea take on Aston Villa in this Women's Super League fixture.

Fresh from a sell-out UK tour, the Edinburgh Fringe-favourite Murder, She Didn’t Write is back. This improvised whodunnit will see improv legends Degrees of Error perform an entirely improvised Agatha Christie-inspired murder mystery every afternoon, as the spectator becomes the author in this cleverly comedic show.

Musical adaptation for the stage of the 1992 film which featured Kevin Costner and Whitney Houston.