Remember, remember, these Unmissable Things To Do in London this November!

In Bed With My Brother: PRIME_TIME | Barbican | Until 6 November | 7:45pm | From £15

Pioneering pop-punk theatrical trio take on Jeff Bezos.

What They Forgot To Tell Us (and other stories) | BOLD Elephant | Until 14 November | Times Vary | £25

A promenade performance over 3 floors, where you join The Agency and discover personal histories, character journeys, baggage reclaim, creative workshops, climate emergencies, dinner parties, dragons and the red light district.

Joz Norris: Blink (WIP) | The Bill Murray | 3 November | 6:30pm | £5.50

‘Award-winning idiot Joz Norris is working on a show so perfect that it will make his audience blink in unison, having successfully synchronised their inner worlds.’

Docks After Dark | Museum of London Docklands | 5, 12, 19 & 26 November | 5:30pm | £20

Delve into the dark side of London’s docks on a lantern-lit journey through some of the East End’s most terrifying tales.

Freedom and Independence Theatre Festival | Various Locations | 5-28 November | Times Vary

Get closer to our London values of challenging racism and building cultural understanding with this epic arts festival.

Traces: Stories of Migration Exhibition | Making Space, 48 Aberfeldy Street | 5-7 November | 12pm – 6pm | FREE

A brand-new, free exhibition exploring personal stories of migration across multiple generations, told through handcrafted textiles created by community members from Poplar and East London.

Twisted Folk Season a season of folk horror films | Catford Mews | until 10 November | Various times and prices

Grab a loved one for protection and head to Catford for some serious scares, including the horrifying Swedish folktale Midsommar, The Other Lamb – about an isolated female cult – and modern classic The VVitch.

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Well Seasoned Launch | Peckham Levels | 6 November | 7pm | £25

Celebrate the launch of new music venue Well Seasoned in the Peckham Levels car park. Well Seasoned aims to champion POC and queer music, with a strong emphasis on artist discovery and diversity.

Haramacy | The Albany | 6 November | 7pm | £25

Haramacy is an amalgamation of the Arabic word ‘haram’, meaning indecent or forbidden, and the English word ‘pharmacy’, implying a safe, trustworthy space that prescribes the antidote to ailments caused by intersectional, social issues. This event is a showcase of combined arts performances prescribed by artists from BIPOC communities.

Eugene | Camden People’s Theatre | 9 November | 9pm | £12

‘Think The Terminator does a TED Talk with Steve Jobs.’

Fringe! Queer Film & Arts Fest 2021 | Various Locations & Online | 9-14 November | Times Vary

A fabulous selection of queer films and events.

Juliet & Romeo | The Chelsea Theatre | From 10 November | 7:30pm | Price

Intermission Youth Theatre reweave the 400 year old Shakespeare doomed romance classic in present-day London, with urban dialogue and where the streets are tense with the global pandemic and the BLM movement.

I Promise You That Tonight | Camden People’s Theatre | 11-13 November | 7:15pm | £12

Truth is put to the test in this baffling hour of Tom Cassani’s magic and illusion, fact and fiction.

Behind Closed Doors | Online | 16 November | 7:30pm | Pay What You Can

An online work-in-progress theatre night showcasing work of underrepresented genders.

From Venice… To London | Curzon Mayfair & Curzon Soho | 18-22 November

Seven specially selected films from Venezia 78 have been chosen to be shown in London, with special appearances by filmmakers and cast members across the festival.

Good to Go Festival | Theatre Deli | 20 & 21 November | £20

A weekend festival of projects that were due to be presented in 2020/beginning of 2021 but were cancelled due to Covid-19 and the subsequent lockdowns.

Lost Origin | Hoxton Docks | From 21 November | £30

Dive into an illegal dark web marketplace for this live performance and mixed reality experience.

Amy: Beyond the Stage | Design Museum | From 26 November | From £14.50

The Queen of Camden is celebrated as a cultural icon.

Shameless! Festival | Battersea Arts Centre | 27 November | Pay What You Can

A one-day event bringing together activism and art to confront and change attitudes towards sexual violence, share ideas, and imagine a rape free world.

Club de Fromage – 15th Birthday Party | O2 Academy Islington | 27 November | 10:30pm | From £7

Carl and Michael’s long-running ‘anything goes’ pop night celebrates it’s 15th birthday in spectacular style.

A few things that Club de Fromage ran longer than:

World War 1 and 2 combined: Just over 10 years

The Beatles: 10 years

Original Teletubbies run: Just under 14 years

Maggie Thatcher as PM: 10 years-ish

Downton Abbey: 9 years

And it just matches the run of Peter Sellers as Inspector Clouseau in the Pink Panther movies. Also weighing in at 15 years!

Did we miss any big incredible things to do in London this month?

We almost certainly did – please let us know in the comments below!