TomorrowSunday 25 OctoberUpdated Sat 24 Oct, 02:10
What’s on in London tomorrow: Sunday 25 October
Everything on in London tomorrow, daytime and evening, in time order: 46 listings, 7 of them free, starting at 10am with Halloween at Hampton Court Palace and ending at 8pm with Young Vic: Girls.
Tomorrow’s list, in time order, rebuilt every day from what we have checked. This is the page for the night before: the things worth booking now, while there is still something left to book.
Times and prices change. The venue link on each entry is the one to trust, and anything running past eleven is flagged so you can work out how you are getting home.
Looking for something to do tomorrow near you? If you are in London, this is the list, daytime and evening. It is worth booking tonight rather than in the morning, because the good things go early.
Sunday
25 October-
Theatre £45 to £110, under 30s and students from £10
Main Stage: Kimberly Akimbo
Until 7 Nov
Kimberly Akimbo at the Main Stage. The run is published; the times and prices are on the booking page.
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Free
Stargazing in Richmond Park
Until 31 Oct
The darkest sky inside London, far enough from the centre that the Milky Way is occasionally there. The park closes at dusk in winter, so this is a late summer and autumn thing.
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Comedy £5
Belly Laugh
Until 9 Dec
Comedy in the studio at Underbelly Boulevard, on Walker's Court in Soho. It is a run rather than one night, so there is more than one chance at it. Start time is on the venue's page.
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Exhibitions Free
Frieze Sculpture 2026 in Regent’s Park
Until 1 Nov
Eleven international artists across the English Gardens, curated for a fourth year by Fatoş Üstek. Free and outdoors until 1 November, so go on a weekday morning and have it to yourself.
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Exhibitions Free
Gabriel Orozco at White Cube Bermondsey
Until 8 Nov
Coinciding with Frieze London 2026, White Cube Bermondsey presents a major solo exhibition by Gabriel Orozco (b. 1962, Jalapa, Veracruz, Mexico). The exhibition juxtaposes over 100 new and existing wo
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Gigs Free
Bar Jams
Until 27 Oct
Live music in the bar at Underbelly Boulevard, on Walker's Court in Soho. It is a run rather than one night, so there is more than one chance at it. Start time is on the venue's page.
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Exhibitions
Alexandra Palace: BBC TV 90 at Ally Pally
Until 30 Nov
BBC TV 90 at Ally Pally at Alexandra Palace. The date is published; the time and the price are on the ticket page.
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Theatre £250 per term
Alexandra Palace: Palace Performing Arts
Until 5 Dec
Palace Performing Arts at Alexandra Palace. The date is published; the time and the price are on the ticket page.
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Talks
Bloomsbury Festival
Until 31 Oct
Bloomsbury Festival's twentieth year: 150 events through October in the squares, churches and colleges around Russell Square.
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Talks
London Month of the Dead 2026
Until 1 Nov
A month of torchlit cemetery tours, catacomb visits and macabre talks, starting with a moonlit walk in West Norwood on Thursday.
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Theatre £15 to £30
Royal Court Theatre: Blood of my Blood
Until 7 Nov
Blood of my Blood at the Royal Court Theatre. The run is published; the performance times and the prices are on the booking page.
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Theatre £15 to £25
Bush Theatre: The Hungry Ghost, by Mei Leng Yew
Until 31 Oct
The Hungry Ghost, by Mei Leng Yew at the Bush Theatre. The theatre publishes the run and puts the times and prices on the booking page.
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Theatre £10 to £60
Lyric Hammersmith, Main House: August Wilson’s Fences
Until 31 Oct
August Wilson's Fences at Lyric Hammersmith, Main House. The venue publishes the date and puts the performance time and the price on the booking page.
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Theatre £20 to £45
The Other Palace, Main House: An Oak Tree, by Tim Crouch
Until 15 Nov
An Oak Tree, by Tim Crouch in the Main House at The Other Palace. The theatre publishes the run and the room; the price is on the booking page.
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Comedy £20 to £45
Heated Rivalry: The Unauthorized Musical Parody
Until 1 Nov
Comedy in the main theatre at Underbelly Boulevard, on Walker's Court in Soho. It is a run rather than one night, so there is more than one chance at it. Start time is on the venue's page.
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Theatre £15 to £29
Arcola Theatre, Studio 2: The Banality of Evil: Hannah Arendt, France 1940
Until 7 Nov
The Banality of Evil: Hannah Arendt, France 1940 at the Arcola Theatre, Studio 2. The run is published; the performance times and the prices are on the booking page.
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Talks £5
ESP Live From Soho
Until 2 Dec
A podcast recorded live in the main theatre at Underbelly Boulevard, on Walker's Court in Soho. It is a run rather than one night, so there is more than one chance at it. Start time is on the venue's page.
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Theatre £12 to £30, pay what you can on some dates
Battersea Arts Centre: Room 13
Until 1 Nov
Room 13 at Battersea Arts Centre. The date is published; the time and the price are on the ticket page.
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Seasonal From £19.50
Halloween at Kew: after-dark trail
Until 1 Nov
A lit trail with live actors and the headless horseman. Non-members from 19.50 off peak, and 1 pound on Universal Credit or Pension Credit. Opens 6pm, 4pm from 25 October.
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Theatre £12 to £39
Arcola Theatre, Studio 1: The Master Builder, by Henrik Ibsen
Until 21 Nov
The Master Builder, by Henrik Ibsen at the Arcola Theatre, Studio 1. The run is published; the performance times and the prices are on the booking page.
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Seasonal From £27
Halloween at the London Dungeon
Until 1 Nov
The permanent show turns its dial up for the fortnight, which mostly means more actors and longer queues. Runs 17 October to 1 November, from 27 pounds. Book a slot.
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Comedy £20 to £45
The Other Palace, Main House: Garry Starr: Classic Penguins
Until 3 Jan 2027
Garry Starr: Classic Penguins in the Main House at The Other Palace. The theatre publishes the run and the room; the price is on the booking page.
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£29 to £48, children's ticket £7 Selling fast
MCM London Comic Con 2026 at ExCeL
The UK's biggest comic con fills ExCeL for three days. Friday and Saturday entry has sold out; Sunday general entry is £29.
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Seasonal Included with admission
Halloween at Hampton Court Palace
Until 1 Nov
Daytime rather than a ticketed after dark trail: costumed characters through the state apartments and the maze, all of it inside the normal admission price.
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Seasonal Included with Tower admission, members free
Halloween at the Tower of London
Until 1 Nov
Daytime, not a scare event: costumed interpretation and family trails through half term, included with admission, no booking.
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Gigs
Fally Ipupa at The O2
The Congolese star brings his new album XX to the arena, billed as the UK's biggest Francophone show. Sunday is sold out.
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Pick Seasonal Free
Diwali on the Square
The largest Diwali celebration outside India, one until seven in Trafalgar Square. Free and unticketed. It fills from about two, so come at one for the space and stay for the lamps at dusk.
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Free
Big Story Festival at IWM London
Until 26 Oct
IWM's first Big Story Festival: free family drop-ins, drawing with Will Hughes and a 1940s sing along, plus paid author talks.
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Comedy £14.25
Museum of Comedy: James Campbell’s Comedy 4 Kids
Stand-up for children from James Campbell, who started it in 2001. The theme in October: the funny life of teachers. Age 6+.
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Sport From £30.08
Electric Ballroom: Progress Wrestling Chapter 199
Progress Wrestling's Chapter 199, Bonestorm, with new contenders and new champions after When September Ends.
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Gigs Free
Downstairs at the King’s Head: Crouch End Jazz
A free jazz jam, founded in 1985 and a weekly fixture at the King's Head for more than 40 years.
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Cabaret From £20
Soul Man
A one off in the Phoenix basement, 4pm. From £20. The room seats a few dozen, so nothing is far from the stage.
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Cabaret
Sunday Cabaret at the RVT
The Sunday institution, four in the afternoon, and the show this pub is best known for. A different bill most weeks.
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Gigs £11.95 to £35.95, concessions from £6.95
Alexandra Palace: Crouch End Festival Chorus: Mozart Requiem
Crouch End Festival Chorus: Mozart Requiem at Alexandra Palace. The date is published; the time and the price are on the ticket page.
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Cabaret £28
Paul Hazel: Songs from Stage & Screen
A show in the art deco room under Brasserie Zedel, 5pm. One act and a piano rather than a revue, and the room listens.
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Comedy From £9.60
City Comedy Club: Sunday night
A drink is included in the ticket, alcoholic or not. Seating is allocated, so you are shown to a seat rather than fighting for one. Doors half an hour before, over 18s, ID checked.
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Food and drink £2.50 per person, on the night
Woolwich Works: Sunday Quiz Night with Inquizition
Inquizition's Sunday quiz in the Visitors' Book Cafe: picture, music and mystery voices rounds, £50 to the winners. £2.50 each.
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Cabaret £30
Cameron Bernard Jones & Guillermo Nazara: Into the Light
A show in the art deco room under Brasserie Zedel, 7.30pm. One act and a piano rather than a revue, and the room listens.
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Gigs £27 in advance plus booking fee
The 100 Club: Mike Massé
Mike Massé returns with acoustic versions of classic rock songs, from the Beatles to Pink Floyd.
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Comedy £13.25 to £25.25
The Comedy Store Players: improv on a Sunday
The improv troupe that has held the Sunday night slot for decades, making the show up from audience suggestions. No two performances are the same. Doors an hour before, over 18s.
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Comedy £12
JK Comedy Club Covent Garden: Sunday night comedy
A host and four professional comedians, a new bill every week. Two hundred seats at Arboretum, and doors open a full hour before, so there is time to eat first. Over 18s, ID on the door.
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Comedy £12
JK Comedy Club Piccadilly Circus: Sunday night comedy
A host and four professional comedians, a new bill every week. Fifty seats at BOX Piccadilly, about as central as a comedy room gets. Doors fifteen minutes before, over 18s, ID on the door.
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Cabaret £10 to £20
The Other Palace, Studio: Musical Theatre House Party
Musical Theatre House Party in the Studio at The Other Palace. The theatre publishes the run and the room; the price is on the booking page.
Open anyway
EverythingNot on tonight in particular: these are open whenever you want them, and they are here so the list above can stay to things that are actually happening.
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Sport Free
Dogs on Hampstead Heath
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Exhibitions Free
Free entry: Westminster Cathedral
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Food and drink Free
Leadenhall Market
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Sport Free
Dogs in Richmond Park
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Sport Free
Dogs in Battersea Park
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Exhibitions Free
Free entry: Southwark Cathedral
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On now
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On now
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Listings are checked by us before they go in and re-checked when this page is rewritten. Times and prices can change on the night; the venue link on each event is the one to trust. How we choose what goes in.