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American attitudes to race are at the heart of a troubling fugitive story starring Daniel Kaluuya and Jodie Turner-Smith
Adam Driver and Jonathan Pryce star in Terry Gilliam's radical spin on Cervantes, 25 years in the making
Ecommerce giant's streaming service has 55m users in an increasingly crowded market
Dev Patel leads a vast ensemble cast that is the great strength of this adaptation
Charles Fuller's 1981 drama makes its belated Broadway debut at the American Airlines Theatre
Kathryn Hunter excels in this modern-dress staging at the Polonsky Shakespeare Center
Staatsoper Hamburg's production glories in slobbishness but the performances are more refined
A work of intriguing moral ambiguity was sung with passionate commitment at the Thailand Cultural Centre
This enthralling exhibition at London's Royal Academy illuminates the 20th-century's history as well as the artist's
The saxophonist and his rhythm section were brimming with confidence at London's Cafe Oto
This production of Berg's opera challenges audiences with its resonance for today
The singing shines in a new Barber of Seville production " but a little more levity wouldn't go amiss
The rapper brings his disruptive, offensive energies to a new collection of songs
This Barbican performance of the composer's only oratorio could hardly be bettered
The newly promoted dancer partnered Natalia Osipova at the Royal Opera House
Robert Tibbles was an early collector of the Young British Artists " now he is preparing to sell many of his acquisitions
Frequently sampled and covered since its release in 1983, the song was created from a patchwork of sources
The origins of political systems come under scrutiny in new series
Movie executives brace for brutal year with big-screen releases in decline and fewer Disney hits
The images show street scene subjects rooted in their surroundings, inebriated by saturated colour and indifferent to the camera
Renée Zellweger as the iconic Hollywood actress and singer; a meditation on the emotional costs of economic migration
The composer's piece for horn was premiered at a Philharmonia concert led by Esa-Pekka Salonen
The rising orchestra champions diversity in music with a lively new album
Prickling guitars and sonic trickery unspool in the pan-African group's new album
The duo collaborate on an intimate, unhurried album of standards and new compositions
