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Show at London's Savoy Theatre emphasises empathy and acceptance " and features a bonkers song-and-dance tribute to marmalade
On stage and screen, the writer turned the weightiest of topics into dazzling, humane drama
The Who's 1965 hit encapsulated the rage of Pete Townshend, while cover versions hoped to channel its countercultural credentials
Czech-born author of witty, cerebral plays was also an award-winning screenwriter
For his latest album, the pianist radically recontextualises Beethoven's Opus 109 to dazzling, mind-expanding effect. Here, he explains his approach " to life, as well as music
In 2022 he believed he had made his last film " this year he won Cannes's top prize with political kidnapping drama 'It Was Just an Accident'
Bandcamp's Dan Melnick on the best concert halls, record shops and "crabsters" in his hometown
From huge digital billboards to advising tech billionaires, US arts institutions are embracing a range of moneymaking initiatives
Programme at London's Sadler's Wells also features newly commissioned Jung-inspired piece A Shadow Work
Hawke plays lyricist Lorenz Hart in this poignant portrait of a tragic figure
Adapted from Adam Mars-Jones's novel, Harry Lighton's debut finds the comedy of domesticity in a lifestyle more often dressed in nightclub neon
Conflicted and mistreated fighter Christy Salters Martin deserves a better vehicle than this tabloidy take
Kevin Shields' reunited band brought their formidable sound " and some fluffs and stumbles " to the OVO Arena Wembley
Renowned for his pure tenor voice, he also starred in Jamaica's first film, 1972 crime thriller 'The Harder They Come'
Palestinian actor and comedian Alaa Shehada delivers an ebullient one-man show at London's Bush Theatre
Rutger Bregman hits out at broadcaster after it removes a sentence from one of his Reith lectures
Creative imaginations run wild in this revisionist take on mid-century American art
A four-part series charts the injustice and incompetence that left the British-Iranian national imprisoned for six years
There are no new songs but, unlike contemporaries Oasis, the quintet's European tour is not driven by nostalgia
Ivo van Hove's production of Arthur Miller's play at Wyndham's Theatre, London, lays bare the American dream
Carlos Acosta, Federico Bonelli and more explain how they're ramping up the Christmas favourite this season
It's all a bit intense but the friendship between Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo moves me Â
'Stranger Things' is back for its final season, weaving fantasy set not in the future but in a past that its young fans never knew
From darkest Peru to TV, film and now a London musical " meet the puppeteers bringing Michael Bond's much-loved bear to life
'Wake Up Dead Man' is his latest star-studded whodunnit " and it adds warring priests and strongman populism to the mix
