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When the late artist discovered the Oscar-winning writer's stories, it began a correspondence that inspired some of her best "and darkest " work
At the National Theatre, love, death and the messiness of being human are deftly explored through one couple's relationship
Match between Billie Jean King and Bobby Riggs is restaged in a work that takes on sexism and the fight for equality with pizzazz
The duo's songs are elementary and the rest of the Birmingham Rep's show is equally basic
Industry executives are optimistic that a wave of new releases can help restore audience numbers to pre-pandemic levels
Their 'end' was declared long ago " so why are the Fab Four back with a new compilation album and documentary?
As it celebrates its 25th anniversary, Nancy Trotter Landry " aka Suki Tawdry " lifts the lid on the big top
Marion Cotillard is an aloof Snow Queen who enchants a lonely teenager in Lucile Hadžihalilović's frosty masterpiece
Max Porter's melancholy bestseller becomes an uneven movie about an illustrator haunted by a half-human Crow
The 'Infancy Gospel of Thomas' is the basis for an exalted superhero origin story featuring FKA Twigs and Noah Jupe
The filmmaker on bringing his intricate creations to London's Design Museum " and why some are 'devices for communicating feelings'
The musician's novel about a salesman taking his young son on a road trip is reimagined as a six-part Sky series
A six-part Channel 4 adaptation of Sarah Moss's novel offers little more than bleakness
Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande return in a sequel that speaks to the US politics of today " even if the story is two decades old
Sophia Griffin's play at the Bush Theatre centres on simmering tensions among men in a secure hospital
Short but sweet story strips away layers of history " from the present day back to the 1930s " like wallpaper
'Playing with Fire' at Paris's Musée de la musique places the pianist inside a volcano, beneath the sea and on an ice floe
Aggressive crackdown on touts comes after backlash over cost of watching live music and sport
The singer achieves stunning moments in the UK leg of her Ultrasound tour " but all too often gets lost on the stage
Government money is being funnelled into stipends with no strings attached
Ambika Mod leads a fine cast in a nimble new drama at London's Royal Court Upstairs
The mixed bill brought world and UK premieres " and a strong performance of George Balanchine's Serenade
The director discusses her enchanting modern twist on 'The Snow Queen' starring Marion Cotillard " and why 'artifice is more exciting than the real'
The Polish composer's new concerto is based on fragments written by Josima Feldschuh
Amid fears of AI disrupting the art of composition, a London show reveals mathematical techniques dating back centuries
