What's On - the best in theatre, music, comedy, film and going-out in south London from March 7 to 13

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MUSIC – Country to Country Festival at The O2 arena from Friday to Sunday
Stars of US and British country music are heading to the O2 for a weekend packed with shows, both big and small. Artists include Miranda Lambert, Carrie Underwood, Eric Church, Kacey Musgraves and Little Big Town. Go to axs.com

FILM - Anomalisa (15), out Friday.

Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind's Oscar winning writer Charlie Kaufman teams up with stop-motion expert Duke Johnson for this simply stunning Oscar-nominated story of a man who feels dislocated from society.

THEATRE – Beryl at Rose Theatre, Kingston, from Tuesday (March 8) until March 19
Maxine Peake’s critically-acclaimed play about the record-smashing cyclist Beryl Burton makes its London premiere in Kingston. Tickets cost from £8. Go to rosetheatrekingston.org

SCIENCE – We Are Stars planetarium show at the Royal Observatory, Greenwich, daily at 11.45am, 2pm and 4.15pm
Lord of the Rings star Andy Serkis narrates a unique show for ages seven and up that explores the secrets of our cosmic energy and explosive origins. Tickets cost £7.50 adult, £5.50 children or £20 families (two adults, two children). Go to rmg.co.uk

COMEDY – Adam Hills – Clown Heart at the Rose Theatre, Kingston, on Sunday
The Australian comedian and The Last Leg host brings his unpredictable live show to Kingston. Hills is known for making every show different – one time he took the audience bowling – so expect the unexpected. Tickets cost from £14. Go to rosetheatrekingston.org

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CLUB – White Mink at Clapham Grand from 9pm on Friday
Live music, including the six-piece Electric Swing Circus, combine with electro beats for a vintage-inspired club night that also features burlesque performers, cabaret acts and dancers. Tickets cost £17.50 in advance or £21 on the door. Go to whitemink.co.uk

OUTDOORS – River Cray Nature Walk from Hall Place, Bexley, from 8am on Saturday
Join Bexley RSPB for a 90-minute group walk exploring the local nature and birds. The £10 cost includes breakfast at the Riverside Café afterwards. Call 01322 621238.

THEATRE – Let it Be at New Wimbledon Theatre from Monday to Saturday
Relive the magic of The Beatles with the musical that follows their rise from humble beginnings in Liverpool to being the biggest band in the world and features more than 40 of their greatest hits. Tickets cost from £16.90. Go to atgtickets.com/wimbledon

THEATRE – Grease at Epsom Playhouse from Tuesday (March 8) to Saturday (March 12)
Epsom players bring the classic musical to the stage 40 years after John Travolta and Olivia Newton-John caused a stir on the big screen. Tickets cost £7. Go to epsomplayhouse.co.uk or call 01372 742555.

ART – On the Table – Paintings and Ceramics Exhibition at The Fountain Gallery, East Molesey until March 20
Decorative paintings by Stephanie Wilkinson and ceramics by Carmela Kantorowicz combine to make a colourful eye-catching exhibition. Entry is free. Go to fountaingallery.co.uk

THEATRE – Arts Richmond New Plays Festival at Orange Tree Theatre on Sunday 
Bringing Arts Richmond’s festival to a close, the final four shortlisted plays will be performed in an afternoon celebration. Tickets cost £5. Go to orangetreetheatre.co.uk

OUTDOORS – Bat Walk for the Whole Family at Bushy Park from 6pm on Friday (March 11)
Head out on a walk after dark to look for and listen to some bats flying over the ponds and meadows and use bat detectors to hear them and help identify their species. Tickets cost £15 for a family of two adults and up to three children. Go to royalparks.org.uk

THEATRE – Reduced Shakespeare Company – The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged) [revised] at The Secombe, Sutton, on Tuesday, March 8
Want to get to grips with Shakespeare but finding yourself short on time? The Reduced Shakespeare Company rattles through all 37 plays in one madcap, laugh-out-loud 97 minute show. Tickets cost £17.50 adults or £15.50 concessions. Go to suttontheatres.co.uk

MUSIC – The Lonnie Donegan Band at Eel Pie Club at The Patch, Twickenham, on Thursday
Peter Donegan, the son of Lonnie, fronts the band that the legendary King of Skiffle led for 30 years to play Lonnie’s classics, some of his lesser-known compositions and some of Peter’s own records. Tickets cost £13 on the door or in advance at eelpieclub.com

THEATRE – German Skerries at The Orange Tree Theatre, Richmond, until April 2
Set in 1977, Robert Holman’s drama about friendship, a marriage, a holiday and a death focusses on the meetings and departures that make us human.Starring Howard Ward. Tickets cost from £10. Go to orangetreetheatre.co.uk or call 020 8940 3633.

ART – Epsom and Ewell Art Group’s Spring Exhibition from Monday until  at Denbies Wine Estate, Dorking
Check out what the members of Epsom and Ewell Art Group have been up to in their latest exhibition. Entry and parking is free.

HOME – The DecorCafe Festival at Strawberry Hill House on Thursday and Friday (March 10 and 11)
The home experts at The DecorCafe network are opening up Horace Walpole’s renowned 18th century castle, Strawberry Hill House, in an event to inspire people to create good-looking homes of their own. There will be free talks, demonstrations and consultations and plenty of ideas and advice. The preview, from 6.30pm to 9.30pm on Thursday, costs £25 or Friday, from 10am to 4pm, costs £15. Go to thedecorcafe.com

SPORT - Rugby, Beer and Burgers at Wimbledon Brewery on  Saturday

Head down to Wimbledom brewery for the Six Nations and enjoy the 80-inch screen, a burger, salads, a pre-match tour and a few pints. Tickets cost £20. Go to wimbledonbrewery.com

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