Things to do in London on Wednesday 11 November

Walk through literary London to Dr Johnson's House.

Chloe Chua and Julien Quentin: Beethoven, Tartini, Waxman.

Funky social dance class at lunchtime, open to all.

Women of Southwark Tour: the untold story of its women.

Gallery Café for queer photography.

Primetime: a true-story film with Robert Pattinson.

Short Cuts: Altman's ensemble comedy, 22 LA lives on 35mm.

Phantom of the Opera: Andrew Lloyd Webber's iconic musical.

Oliver!: Lionel Bart's musical of a Dickens orphan.

La Bola Negra, queer love story with Penélope Cruz.

The Voice of Butterflies: performance on trauma's silence.

TJ Johnson's Peak of the Week: live jazz, blues and gospel.

Raise the Red Lantern: Zhang Yimou's 1991 film.

Walking tour on London's history of light after dark.

Alex Hyde and Lizzy Stewart read from their new novels.

Women's Rage: panel with Nicole King and Amrita Shodhan.

Book launch on eviction in Indian cities.

Christos Christou: an MSF president on medicine in crises.

Notre Dame's portals: findings from the fire site.

Malcolm Middleton live aboard the Golden Hinde ship.

Beyond bits: how machines rewriting Shannon's limits.

Luxmuralis' Lost Worlds: immersive light and sound journey.

Improvisation workshop for all levels with Seijiro Murayama.

Harry Adams on Soane's Insolvent Debtors' Court.

Taipei Story: Edward Yang's 1985 film with Hou Hsiao-hsien.

Rethinking Disability: talk on race, gender and belonging.

Arfa’s Kitchen: vegan and vegetarian dining.

Poison Ruïn: grim Philadelphia punk, with Xiao and Plastics.

Patterns Weekly Live Jazz: improvised jazz to hip hop.

Marisa Carnesky and Jo Bannon on magic in performance.

Chamber Spotlight: early Beethoven with a premiere.

All Out of Bubblegum Film Club: The Shining.

Matt Bluemink: The Future is Not Lost.

Mark Bould and Adam Roberts on the Strugatsky brothers.

Dear Diary: beginners bookbinding workshop at Heights.

Ed Gamble: the comedian tries out new stand-up material.

Guided Valpolicella tasting with Camilla Rossi Chauvenet.

Winemaker Dinner with Vinyes Ocults' Tomás, five courses.

World of Wine Tasting: Argentina, six Mendoza wines.

Big Girls Don't Cry: film preview with director Q&A.