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Kevin Parker's fourth album has a relaxed groove, bright melodies and tremendous attention to detail
The production at London's Coliseum features dramatic singing, but a bizarre staging
Tanztheater Wuppertal performs this controversial 1977 piece with tireless commitment
An aristocratic entrepreneur and a new age inventor are planning a game-changing music app
Plus, optimism on the up; global chief exits Bonhams; Simon de Pury goes to Petworth
Stoppard's moving, teeming drama tells the story of a Viennese Jewish family from 1899 to 1955
Exclusive: Richard Plepler recruits NY literary agent Heather Karpas to production venture
The actor brings vim to the role of Dr Robotnik in a film that is otherwise lacking
The presenter goes abroad and online to understand how anti-Semitic groups continue to refute an unspeakable atrocity
Tradition is styled for a modern palate in Autumn de Wilde's adaptation starring Anya Taylor-Joy
The singer-songwriter's show explored the tension between laughter and seriousness, quiet and loud
Quirk becomes crisis in this Netflix-backed story of mental breakdown
The Japanese director's film is a light romp, at least compared to his hair-raising past work
Juliet Gilkes Romero favours parliamentary procedural while slaves look on in silence at the Swan Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon
Industry optimistic Hollywood success will lead to bigger audiences and more funding
The Russian sculptor and mystic spent six years in St Ives " now the town's Tate gallery is honouring him with a show
Bong Joon-ho's triumph with 'Parasite' belongs to him, but he shares credit with the power of the globalised sofa
This ingeniously staged production is performed at New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art
Two rediscovered works shed fresh light on the choreographer, but it's Episodes that steals the show
Vladimir Jurowski's lightning-fast Beethoven and incisive Péter Eôtvôs launched a programme pairing works across the eras
Meanwhile Lydia Steier's astute production of Handel's Alcina triumphs in Hannover
Joaquin Phoenix rewore his suit and Natalie Portman's Dior cape was embroidered with names of female directors
The star had to shrink her entourage to squeeze into the small-scale Bush Hall, but her ambition was as big as ever
Director Bong Joon-ho triumphs in field that included Scorsese and Tarantino
Marlies Verhoeven (37) and Daisy Peat have set up a members' group which caters to a growing hunger for art-themed experiences
