Nothing to do on a Tuesday? Nonsense! There are heaps of things to do today in London. Whether you fancy seeing a beautiful show or stuffing your face with Japanese hand rolls, these five wonderful activities are sure to see fit.
Expect brutal minimalist art with cages, concrete, charred homes and inescapable prisons, which makes for horrifying and scary viewing, but it’s political and powerful work that’s damn good. White Cube Bermondsey. Tube: London Bridge. Free.
Japanese temaki rolls made to order? Yes, please! Indulge in tasty little nori packages packed with super-fresh ingredients. Alternatively, bag a table for full platters of sushi and sashimi. ‘Jiro Dreams of Sushi’? More like Jugemu dreams of it. 3 Winnett St. Tube: Piccadilly Circus.
Alexander Zeldin’s third National Theatre play is set in a struggling community centre, which it soon becomes apparent is in trouble. It’s a beautiful, bittersweet drama that represents stories of the unrepresented swathes of society. National Theatre. Tube: Waterloo. £15-£50. See schedule here.
This all-in-one natural wine bar, pizza joint and nightclub is not just a regular drinking den, it’s a cool drinking den. It comes complete with neon signs, bass-heavy tunes and a random cluster of famous portraits on the toilet walls. 52 Lordship Lane. Tube: East Dulwich rail.
A show about a werewolf who haunts a trailer park. It’s a playful Southern gothic that merges melding realism and fantasy in a chaotic blur of fur, teeth and ravening hunger. The storyline comes with teeth sharp enough to leave a mark that has a rich, strange style all of its own. Arcola Theatre. Tube: Dalston Kingsland Overground. £15-£22.
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