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Tamsin Greig, Harriet Walter and Philip Glenister among top-flight cast in an entertaining account of the 19th-century aristocracy
In her new play at New York's Shed, the poet and playwright aims to respond to everyday racism
With a vast power station gallery and new and revamped museums, the city is aiming to rival St Petersburg
This landmark show celebrates the artist at the peak of his genius
The French comic did not just make films that parodied Modernism, he also designed the sets
The graphic novelist talks about her new Marie Curie biopic and her 'secret weapon' for life's toughest choices
Simon Ings embarks on a perilous journey through our fascination with the creatures believed to lurk under the ocean waves
Q&A with the Mission Impossible producer on her quest for wisdom and why losing her baby blanket still hurts
New York governor shuts theatres while warning the worst is to come from coronavirus
Agreements with Universal, Sony and Warner secure streaming rights to artists including Taylor Swift
Plus: the surreal comedy Shoe Lady lays bare one woman's distress
The singer was in relaxed mood, crooning and barnstorming his way through Roxy Music classics and covers
A rollercoaster of a show at Tate Modern gives us the man as well as the mythmaker
A self-loathing boxer gets mixed up in bad company in this mournful Irish drama
Controversial satire that turns US politics into a comic splatter movie is a product of its times
The 1970 pageant is the setting for this lively truth-based comedy
The movie cliché of urban heroes fleeing rural maniacs is upended as a village is invaded by outsiders
Events face uncertain times; Armory Show reschedules; Marron exhibition postponed; Sotheby's offers rare textiles
New series tackling class divisions in the 18th-century game is deflated by corny writing
Digital manifestation of Whitney Houston doesn't malfunction at London's Hammersmith Apollo, but that's about it
Joining forces with Kenny Barron and Johnathan Blake, the veteran British bassist made every note count
The veteran choreographer offers an upbeat farewell at Sadler's Wells, and Bruce brings hints of David Lynch to Wilton's Music Hall
The pioneering photographer's Depression-era images bring an empathetic eye to America's ruined heartland
Master of high miserabilism who starred in 'The Exorcist' and 'The Seventh Seal'
The platinum-selling singer has succeeded into turning herself into a big-stage spectacle
