Good morning, and welcome to your weekly round up of What's on in Battersea.

Every Thursday we compile all the eye-catching events occurring in and nearby Battersea over the weekend. 

Read on for Clapham's not to be missed outings this week, and remember, you can add your event for FREE using the Nub It button!

Tuesday, February 7 - Saturday, February 18: Live To Tell - (A Proposal For) The Madonna Jukebox Musical

Brian has a dream: pitching himself to the Queen of Pop as the author of her glitzy new musical. But when the undetectable reality of HIV rises up, things change quicker than a Ray of Light.

For nearly forty years, Madonna's remained on top by constantly reinventing herself. After years living on HIV meds, Brian wants to do the same. But he can't live to tell a tale of jukebox triumph until he confronts the stigma and side effects of long-term survival.

LIVE TO TELL mashes up queer history and pop artifice into some highly personal Confessions on a Dancefloor. Sure, medicine can suppress a virus, but how do we keep on living? Just like a prayer, this show will take you there.

Thursday, February 9: Live Music - Glastonbury Showcase

Free entry to The Bread & Roses Pub for performances from H Eldritch, Evie Asio and Divided Compass.

Thursday, February 9 - Saturday, February 11: The Platform

The Platform has been running regularly since October 2012 as the original project that triggered the launch of Clapham's The Bread & Roses Theatre.

An opportunity to discover, develop and explore new short plays and monologues for audiences as well as creatives, the line up includes "Dreamland" by Karen Whyte, "Samodiva" by Theo Hristov and "Early Bird" by Colette Cullen.

Friday, February 10: Live Music - Strip N Roll

Strip N Roll are a five piece band from North London, with four albums recorded. Playing original material of the bluesy/rock/poppy/ variety at The Bread & Roses Pub.

Saturday, February 11: Live Music - Fresh Arms

A local Clapham indie rock band.

After a serendipitous meeting in the dark depths of an unruly house party they have been smashing out early-2000 indie rock bangers together across Brixton, Earlsfield and Putney ever since.