Things to do in London on Tuesday 3 November

The Banality of Evil: Arendt interned in France, 1940.

Theft in the archives: exhibition.

One-man bicycle play about Cadel Evans.

Michael Landy: drawings of buildings in ruins.

tell me straight & aggy, two queer plays about London life.

Ibsen's The Master Builder: a stage play in London.

DOLLY: new play about one woman and the justice system.

Fatherland: Pawlikowski's film about Thomas Mann.

Women artists in conflict zones: art as resistance.

Open Spaces 2026: abstract art by Marie Alice Phillips.

CACHE: a group show of ten painters on memory.

Menotti & Bernstein: two short operas on trapped wives.

T'ai Chi at The Baths: early-morning session for all levels.

Abbey unlocked: Westminster Abbey before the crowds.

My Walthamstow exhibition: art on the neighbourhood.

Piano Masterclass with cellist Yo-Yo Ma's duo partner Stott.

Root and Branch Line: walks along the Chessington line.

Historic House Tour at Hall Place: CANCELLED.

Hunterian Drawing Club: drawing day with Joanna Cameron.

Wicker: Olivia Colman in a comedy about a wicker husband.

Antichrist: Lars von Trier's horror film with Willem Dafoe.

Heat: Michael Mann crime film with De Niro and Pacino.

Hafod Estate under the 4th Duke of Newcastle: a talk.

Life drawing with 2B or Not 2B Collective at Leighton House.

Samrat Majumder: lunchtime guitar with Dowland and Bach.

Primetime: a true-story film with Robert Pattinson.

Chamber Tuesdays: lunchtime chamber music by RCM musicians.

Violinist Sasha Parker plays Telemann and Bach at lunchtime.

Lunchtime piano recital: Beethoven, Chopin, Tchaikovsky.

Possible Love: Lee Chang-dong's drama with Jeon Do-yeon.

Thinkers50 x ESCP: talent workshop on AI and leadership.

Fungi Walk: identify and record fungi in Regent's Park.

Alexander Doronin plays Bach, Shostakovich and Gershwin.

Ten Bamboo Studio: talk on a Ming woodblock-printed book.

Gallery Café for queer photography.

Black Narcissus, Powell–Pressburger film with Deborah Kerr.

Adam Garcia's Emerald Storm: Irish dance meets urban tap.

It's Only the End of the World: Xavier Dolan's family drama.

Case 137, Dominik Moll's film with Léa Drucker.

The Devils: Ken Russell's censored epic of church and state.