Things To Do In London: Tuesday 7 April 2015

Sign up to our Londonist Daily email to get our articles sent straight to your inbox at 5pm. That’s everything from ticket alerts to restaurant reviews, London news and insightful features. You can subscribe to all of our newsletters (or pick and choose which ones you receive) here. And they’re all completely free.

Whore's Nest

London has many evocatively named passages — we take a look at some of the more, ahem, questionable of them.

Things To Do

Book now buttons are provided by YPlan.

Try the tasting menu at Andaz, Liverpool Street with a mate.

LAST CHANCE:
Christian Marclay's sound-oriented exhibition in Bermondsey (★★★★☆) brings together art, music and onomatopoeia. Free, just turn up. Also closing soon is Art of the Brick, an exhibition of Lego sculptures at the Old Truman Brewery in Brick Lane. £14.50. Both close on 12 April

PETER PAN:
Do you believe in fairies? Take the little ones along to a family friendly screening of Disney classic Peter Pan at Leicester Square Theatre. Tickets £7.50, includes popcorn and a soft drink, 2pm
Book Now

MAGNA CARTA:
London Metropolitan Archives hosts an afternoon looking at the society, culture and politics of London 800 years ago, at the time the Magna Carta was created. £5, prebook, 2pm

BREWERY EVENING:
Spend an evening with representatives of Rooster’s Brewery at The Hack and Hop near Blackfriars. Hear about their range of brews and enjoy some snacks to go with them. Free, 6pm

CHRISTIE’S LATES:
To celebrate its 40th year, auction house Christie’s runs a series of late night events. Anyone can drop in to Christie’s on Old Brompton Road for a drink, and to hear experts talk about art, interior design and collecting, and to see what happens behind the scenes of the UK’s busiest saleroom. Free, just turn up, 6pm-8.3opm

TASTING MENU:
Treat yourself and a mate to an elegant six-course tasting menu for two plus a bottle of wine at Andaz Liverpool Street. The deal costs £99 all in for starter, fish, sorbet, meat, dessert and cheeseboard with vino to wash it down.
Book Now

PHOTO WALK:
City of London and Cripplegate Photographic Society is hosting a Photo Walk around Clerkenwell, led by architectural photographer Alan Ainsworth. Sites include medieval religious foundations, Smithfield market and modernist residential. just turn up, 6.30pm

DOCTOR WHO:
Two superfans want to create a Doctor Who musical but can they win a battle with the BBC? Find out tonight. I Need a Doctor: The Whosical is at Leicester Square Theatre. £11, 7pm
Book Now

BETTER POLITICS:
Guardian columnist Zoe Williams is at Foyles on Charing Cross Road to introduce her latest book, Get It Together: Why We Deserve Better Politics. £5, prebook,7pm

GOODFATHER COMEDY:
Simon Munnery, Joey Page, Pat Cahill and Bec Hill do stand up at the Comedy Pub, Oxenden Street, hosted by Phil Kay. Tickets £5, 7.30pm.
Book Now

REVOLUTION:
Political activist, Srdja Popovic, one of the leaders of the Serbian nonviolent resistance group Otpor! that helped topple Slobodan Milošević presents a Blueprint for Revolution at The Frontline Club. Tickets £12.50, 7.30pm
Book Now

GIG & SCREENING:
Noise-meets-punk four-piece Retox are joined by joined by experimental thrashers Warsawwasraw at Birthdays in Dalston for a gig which also features a screening of documentary Records Collecting Dust. Tickets £11.50, 7.30pm
Book Now

COMEDY:
The Comedian’s Comedian Podcast takes up a residency at Soho Theatre, with Des Bishop joining usual host Stu Goldsmith. £10/£7.50, prebook, 9.30pm


Good Cause of the Day

The Give A Dog A Coat appeal is based in Woodford Green and will be benefiting rough sleepers in London. It's to provide homeless dog owners living on the streets with either a recycled or knitted donated dog coat or sweater. If you want to get knitting, you can hand in your donation at your nearest Pet's Corner store. More information on Facebook.

Find more London events in our Free & Cheap events listings. Want to see your event in these last-minute listings? Email us at hello@londonist.com at least 48 hours before the event, and we will consider it for inclusion. Note: due to high volumes of email, we can’t always reply.