Things to do in London coming up

Parthenope live with Daisy Cameron and Jemima Whyte.

Comedy showcase: 12 new characters make their debut.

The Nutty Professor, Jerry Lewis's 1963 comedy, with a Q&A.

Cosmopolis, Cronenberg's DeLillo adaptation, screening.

Lunchtime piano recital by students of Haruko Seki's class.

AERA Ensemble: Beethoven, Bruch and Stravinsky.

Acoustic evening where anyone can jam or perform a solo.

Tony Bowen: the Human Jukebox plays your requests.

Denquar: soulful vocals and grooves live at a record shop.

Open Event at Richmond college for prospective students.

Mother Tucking Tuesdays: weekly pub cabaret.

Open Viewing: drop in to see the AMP Studios wedding venue.

Turkish stand-up night with Gorkem Cinar, Senan and Deniz.

Open mic comedy at the pub, hosted by Comedy Now London.

Public Address & The Window: two plays on homelessness.

Two feuding actors perform Sense and Sensibility alone.

Come and Sing: choral evensong open to all singers.

Waylon Wyatt, Americana country live with Colton Bowlin.

Saves The Day: American emo rock with Chastity and Turnover.

Fatoumata Diawara, African song live with Thanda Choir.

A Woman's Life: French drama starring Léa Drucker.

Andy Sheppard Trio and Norma Winstone & Kit Downes in jazz.

Al Murray's annual lecture on WW2 chaplains.

French Film Festival London: premieres, classics, Q&As.

Robin Phillips sings Chet Baker: an intimate jazz tribute.

Waylon Wyatt: raw red-dirt folk-country Americana.

Rymden: cinematic jazz with Wesseltoft, Berglund, Öström.

Gabor Lecture: AI as collective intelligence.

Bach's Christmas Oratorio: The London Chorus with soloists.

Online class on Lenin's Imperialism.

Diana Arbenina and Night Snipers: Russian rock live.

Charlie Dore: Still Curious EP tour live.

JL Circus: free circus workshops for ages 7 to 18.

Wicked Wednesdays: sketch surreal still lifes with absinthe.

Gabriela Lena Frank, Haydn and Schubert: the Takács Quartet.

Charlotte Dos Santos sings jazz, soul and R&B, with TRÍADA.

Annual Architecture Lecture: Christian Kerez on his work.

Lear: Ian McKellen in Simon Stephens' King Lear adaptation.

Love Lessons: Fabrice Luchini in a French comedy drama.

La Gradiva: French teens on a field trip to Pompeii.