Hamlet Hail to the Thief: Shakespeare meets Radiohead live.
until Sat 23 Jan | 19:45
Barbican Arts Centre
from £30
The best things to do in London on Thursday 26 November: 19 events, among them 9 in theatre, 7 in exhibitions and museums and 3 in dance.
Hamlet Hail to the Thief: Shakespeare meets Radiohead live.
until Sat 23 Jan | 19:45
Barbican Arts Centre
from £30
Constantinople to Istanbul: One City, Two Empires.
until Sun 9 May | 10:00
V&A, South Kensington
£25–27
My Neighbour Totoro: a magical stage play for all.
Thu 26 Nov | 14:00
Gillian Lynne Theatre
£20–150
White Rabbit Red Rabbit with Lucian Msamati.
until Mon 30 Nov
Duchess Theatre
£25–60
Albee's Virginia Woolf with Gillian Anderson.
until Sat 19 Dec
@sohoplace
from £40
Painting the French Riviera: modern art's Côte d'Azur.
until Sun 31 Jan
Royal Academy of Arts
£24–26
Georg Baselitz: The Heroes, paintings of 1965–66.
until Fri 18 Dec
Galerie Thaddaeus Ropac
The Lives of Others, stage play with Keira Knightley.
until Sat 9 Jan
Adelphi Theatre
from £25
William Eggleston: colour photos of the American everyday.
until Sun 21 Feb
The Photographers' Gallery
£14
Wildlife Photographer of the Year: best nature photography.
until Sun 11 Jul
Natural History Museum
£17–21
Julio Le Parc: interactive light art.
until Mon 3 May
Tate Modern
£15
Ana Mendieta: the artist of body and nature at Tate Modern.
until Sun 17 Jan
Tate Modern
£18
Visionaries: Robbins and MacMillan, two ballets on humanity.
until Sat 28 Nov
Royal Opera House
£7–153
Death of a Salesman: Miller's classic, with Paul Mescal.
until Thu 30 Sep
Lyttelton - National Theatre
from £30
Hamilton: hip-hop musical on a founding father.
until Sat 2 Oct
Victoria Palace
from £24
The Nutcracker, Tchaikovsky's Christmas ballet, danced live.
until Sun 10 Jan
London Coliseum
from £31
Romeo & Juliet: Nureyev ballet, Prokofiev's score live.
until Sun 24 Jan
London Coliseum
from £30
Cabaret: the West End musical set in a 1930s Berlin club.
until Sat 18 Sep
Kit Kat Club at the Playhouse
from £41
Cloud 9: Caryl Churchill's play on gender and power.
until Wed 13 Jan
Lyttelton Theatre
£32–91