Things to do in Berlin on Wednesday 4 November

Gedenkstätte Köpenicker Blutwoche: public guided tour.

Panel: Berlin's food policy after the election.

Mikrokosmos 1990: Theatre on a country in upheaval.

Continuities of Right-Wing Violence: 15 Years of the NSU.

Aktzeichnen-Kurs: weekly life drawing, drop-in possible.

Bruno – Der junge Kreisky: film about young Bruno Kreisky.

Morocco travel talk with reptiles and desert landscapes.

Modern/Contemporary Dance: weekly class with Livia Politi.

Spaziergang nach Syrakus: film with Charly Hübner.

Most Wanted: discovery festival for new live acts.

Tour of the Kreuzberg Vatican church.

Die andere Seite: pandemic drama with Nina Hoss.

Antarctica 3D, a BBC film on the icy continent.

Gallery talk: Liebermann and Slevogt in conversation.

Strich durch die Rechnung: German film comedy from 1932.

Olivia Laing presents »Buch der Träume«, in conversation.

Linie 1: musical by Volker Ludwig about life in West Berlin.

Freedom, Solidarity and Renewal: Hungary 1956.

BR Volleys host VfB Friedrichshafen in the Bundesliga.

Buch der Träume: Olivia Laing's book launch in conversation.

Gavin Fairhall Lever: Contemporary Folk from London.

Einstein in the Dome: research without animal testing.

Loops & Hoops: paper theatre on life in Czechoslovakia.

A Seed Story: an interactive game about genetic engineering.

Debate series with Gregor Gysi.

DDR philosophy 1945–1995: a talk with Hans-Christoph Rauh.

Wolffsohn in conversation: pogrom night and October 7.

Alex Cosmo Blake — Live performance: ambient and jazz.

Cabaret with Dagmar Gelbke and Margit Meller.

DiamondsOnMyDick live: cloud trap, first time in Germany.

Chamber music with Yun, Poulenc, Ibert and Beethoven.

Sound & Body: making music with body, voice and rhythm.

Einstein in the Dome: science without animal testing.

Linie 1: the Berlin revue about life in the big city.

The Rocky Horror Picture Show: cult film with Tim Curry.

Shakespeare's Hamlet, freshly staged.

Deep Purple: hard-rock legends live in Berlin.

Die SchMERZtherapie: a political cabaret parody.

Reading on Queen Luise and her siblings.

Pique Dame: Tchaikovsky's opera after Pushkin.