Things to do in London on Wednesday 11 November

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.

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.

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

Abbey unlocked: Westminster Abbey before the crowds.

Tour: Memorials and memory – Westminster Abbey guided tour.

Comedy musical retelling of the Gunpowder Plot.

SET Film Festival 2026: a month of independent film.

Field of Remembrance: thousands of poppies for the fallen.

Silent Discos: dance by the Great Bath to 80s and 90s hits.

Gospel Motown Brunch with live soul and R&B classics.

Comedy theatre writing workshop with Spymonkey.

School students perform Shakespeare on stage.

Act of God: a debut play on masculinity and class.

Chinese Painting & Calligraphy with Fan Wong.

SHE Soho: bar night for LGBTQ+ women in Soho.

Three one-man shows: Crisp, Jarman and Hamilton.

My Walthamstow exhibition: art on the neighbourhood.

Mrs H and the Sing-Along Band: family sing-along fun.

So Last Century: mid-century vintage fair.

One Day Adana/Letterpress: hands-on printing workshop.

Historical Building Tour of Victorian Oxford House.

Life drawing with longer poses, guided by Piero Pierini.

Get Into Dance: social dance workshop to classic 1970s funk.

Tour of 'Tenderness and Rage' with audio description.

Elly Griffiths talks Dickens, time travel and crime fiction.

Evelyn Taocheng Wang on Britain, fiction and desire.

Extended Skate Sessions: a full 90 minutes on the ice.

Queer Britain: the UK's first LGBTQ+ museum.

Badge Cafe: make badges from old magazines.

The Adventures of Prince Achmed: 1926 silhouette animation.

Tobe Hooper's 1974 horror film about Leatherface.

Walk where Johnson wrote his Dictionary.

Curator tour: Beyond Bayeux, art woven into tapestry.

Immy Churchill sings jazz at Barts' lunchtime series.