RON ORP London SW

Unfortunately, I cannot be everywhere at once. Therefore, I have in all my towns a deputy who brings out Ron Orp' mail. Since the end of last year I have been searching for a new deputy for London, who wants to take over a licence to continue Ron Orp''s mail As yet unsuccessfully. Therefore, the London issue will pause at the end of February, until I have found somebody new. Interested? Email at partner@ronorp.net

Many thanks for your loyalty. Ron

In this fascinating show at the BAC, which runs for two nights, two true stories are brought to life using the narrative of a political fairytale and the theatricality of cabaret. The first is set in 1976, where ten students disappear during Argentina’s Dirty War. The second, in 2012, follows one mother as she continues to fight for her son. Scratch allows artists to test ideas and get audience feedback. Pay what you can
Thursday 7pm, BAC, Clapham Junction, SW11

Every Friday at the Royal Oak ping pong lovers and fans of all things German can unite in a quick fire ping pong tournament to the sounds of Germany’s finest tunes. There really is everything to play for – if you win you could get your bar tab written off. How about that for a good Friday night?
Friday 10pm, Royal Oak, Clapham North, SW4

If German ping pong isn’t your thing, worry not, for the fun loving folk at Tamesis Dock in Vauxhall will be celebrating carnival time with their very own carnival on the dock. Wear a mask, paint your face or go the whole hog with a top to toe fancy dress costume – the best one will win a prize! Free to members of TD Facebook Group
Friday 7pm, Tamesis Dock in Vauxhall, SE1

Every Monday night is fine wine night at Lily’s in Clapham old Town, where you can bring your own wine and drink it with some delicious steak or seafood for only £10 corkage fee. Should you wish to purchase wine from the menu, a discount of 25% will be available on all wines over £30, so everyone’s a winner!
Monday, From 6pm, Lily’s, Clapham old Town, SW4

I found an impressive photo series on the website Street Art Utopia that consists solely of 3D-street-art. Often you get the feeling that you’re actually standing in front of Lego figures or that you’re falling down.