text: Classical music in London Tuesday 1 November 2016
  Classical music in London Tuesday 1 November
  > Classical music on 1st November
  Tuesday 1 November 2016 • Barbican Hall The BBC Symphony Orchestra will be performing classical works by Brett Dean and Rachmaninov at Barbican Hall.
  Tue 1 November 2016 to 29th November 2016 • St. Martin-in-the-Fields St Martin-in-the-Fields in Trafalgar Square usually puts on a free classical music recitals a couple of times each week.
  Tuesday 1st to 9th November 2016 • Royal Opera House The Royal Opera House will be putting on a production of Shostakovich's debut opera, a surrealist satire called 'The Nose'.
  Tue 1 November 2016 • Olivier Theatre The National Theatre will be putting on a production of "Amadeus", which tells the story of the young composer Mozart.
  That's all of the classical music, but there are lots of other events taking place on 1 November including:
  Undressed: A Brief History of Underwear1 November – The Victoria & Albert Museum's 'Undressed' exhibition will explore the history of underwear from the 18th-century to today.
  Visscher's London of 1616 — Redrawn for 20161 November – The Guildhall Art Gallery will be showing Visscher's image of medieval London alongside a new version by Robin Reynolds.
  The Dresser — with Ken Stott, Reece Shearsmith1 November – Ken Stott and Reece Shearsmith will be starring in Ronald Harwood's greatest play — 'The Dresser'.
  Oil — at the Almeida Theatre1 November – "Oil" is a new play which drills deep into the world's relationship with oil, through the eyes of one woman and her daughter.
  Jersey Boys — The Frankie Valli Story1 November – "Jersey Boys" tells the story of Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons' rise to fame and fortune in the 1960s.
  Great Fire of London Tour — St. Paul's Cathedral1 November – Discover how the Great Fire of London destroyed Old St Paul's, and gave us Christopher Wren's masterpiece.