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

Thursday, May 18: The Talent

A woman in a sound booth is talking. She is talking to herself. She is talking to you. She is talking to everyone. She is gifted, professional, mercurial; it seems as if she can summon almost any kind of voice and create any kind of world.

You would listen to her say anything. Her voice is all around. Her voice is all there is. Her voice is all that's left. She conjures her own ghost in real time.

The Talent is a new show by Action Hero and Deborah Pearson about the legacy of the human voice in a non-human future.

Friday, May 19: Kangaroo Moon + DJ duo Bifa & the Juice ft. Bongo Man

Celtic Psychedelia from legends Kangaroo Moon + Italo-sounds and electronic grooves from DJ duo Bifa & the Juice fr Bongo man til 2am!

Kangaroo Moon: Genre hopping multi headed marsupials playing didg, fiddle, drums, and string driven deeply psychedelic jazz and folk tinged festival friendly music that'll get your feet moving your heart thumping and your soul swooning.Since 1988.

DJ duo Bifa & the Juice ft. Bongo man: Bifa and The Juice are an eclectic DJ duo blending together Italo sounds and electronic grooves. This juicy duo will take you through their different cultures, Bifa is Italian and The Juice is British, during their very unique set. They are joined by good friend Francesco and his bongo.

Until May 27: Helen

Helen is forty when she loses her husband. Becca is fifteen when her Dad dies. Then it's just the two of them, what do they do next?

Maureen Lennon's play, shortlisted for the Theatre 503 International Playwriting Prize, unfolds through snapshots of their relationship over the next forty years. Joys and traumas, laughs and arguments. Exploring the thread which binds them together and the different ways they damage and save each other. A play about love, grief, and two women up a hillside with ashes stuck to their trouser leg.

Terrain is a new company dedicated to promoting Northern artists and the stories they tell. The company looks to celebrate the contemporary narrative landscape of the region and ensure brilliant plays get in front of audiences.