Bellevue Village Area Guide

This brand new 75mins show retells the story of how the modern railway came to being. Along the way we meet famous historic people, relive event milestones and learn the ups and downs from the past two centuries of our railways history. Complete with original new music, this show will take you back to the golden age of rail. Come and find out how it all started, what the Bronte's had to do with trains and what was the British Rail Flying Saucer Proudly forming part of Railway 200 : 1825 - 2025 Supported by Avanti West Coast

In a career spanning 5 decades, multi award-winning saxophonist and clarinet player Alan Barnes has worked alongside the very best in the business, (Wynton Marsalis, Stan Tracey, Van Morrison). He regularly tours the world, appearing both as a guest soloist and leading his own bands, and he continues to compose new music and release new albums. For this concert Alan is joined by pianist Paul Edis and double bassist Andy Clyndert. "Whether on alto, baritone or tenor, Barnes melodic sense bypasses the usual scale-running clichs that pepper the playing of lesser bop disciples" Peter Marsh, BBC Music Review. His stylistic range is quite phenomenal Dave Gelly, Masters Of The Jazz Saxophone Wednesday June 18th Doors at 7:30 Music from 8pm Closest tube station - Tooting Bec The Wheatsheaf, 2 Upper Tooting Rd, Tooting Bec, London SW17 7TS

Date: 24th of June 2025 Venue: TBC Starts: 7pm Ends: 11pm Dress Code: dresses and suits (TRACKSUITS MEAN NO ENTRY) Price includes: Venue, Dj, photobooth, decor, soft drinks and snacks 1 ticket per person- ticket needed on the door for entry. Please use your actual names or no entry.

Two of comedy's most exciting voices present brand new shows before they take them up to the Edinburgh Fringe or out on tour, and all in an intimate room above a lovely pub in Wandsworth town. Featuring beloved flipchart-wielding wonder-dork BEC HILL, off of 8 Out of 10 Cats Does Countdown and The Jonathon Ross Show. In support will be the winner of Leicester Square Theatre's Sketch-Off, TED MILLIGAN. Catch them before they go and play the Palladium or something, for just a fraction of the price. Presented by Objectively Funny, “the art form’s cutting edge” (Guardian). Presented by Objectively Funny. This is an 18+ event

Two of comedy's most exciting voices present brand new shows before they take them out on tour, and all in an intimate room above a lovely pub in Wandsworth town. With "the rock'n'roll star of British comedy" (Rolling Stone), RACHEL FAIRBURN, best known from Live at the Apollo, the All Killa No Filla podcast, and your nightmares. With support from the hugely heralded star of Comedy Central Live, PRIYA HALL. Catch them before they go and play the Palladium or something, for just a fraction of the price. Presented by Objectively Funny, “the art form’s cutting edge” (Guardian). Presented by Objectively Funny. This is an 18+ event

Suburban life, unfiltered: David Shopland’s new play is a wine-stained comedy-drama about the chaos behind closed doors. “It feels like things are getting faster, faster. Like culture, society, whatever is this roundabout in the middle of a park, and it’s spinning faster and faster and we’re all just trying to jump on at the right time. And if we miss the landing, that’s it. It’s over.” Northwood Hills. Zone 6 London. The Middle of Nowhere. Ruth is questioning every decision she’s ever made. Simon is grappling with a personality he can’t quite define. Marie is keeping a secret that could shatter everything. And Frank? Frank just wants his driveway back. What starts as a quiet evening rapidly unravels, as polite smiles give way to sharp words, truths spill as freely as the booze, and when an unexpected guest arrives, the night explodes into chaos. It’s suburbia like you’ve never seen it before. WhatsOnStage and multi OffWestEnd Award nominated playwright David Shopland dissects contemporary Britain with the precision of a scalpel and the unpredictability of a slammed door; peeling back the layers of Millennial civility with unflinching honesty. Tackling everything from cultural identity to the ever-increasing price of a London pint, Cul-de-Sac is a witty wine-soaked post-mortem on the quiet desperation simmering behind net curtains. Cul-de-Sac makes its world premiere at the Omnibus Theatre, presented by the acclaimed team behind the multi-5 star sell out Off Broadway hit Saving Britney.