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A triple bill in London that showcased work by young choreographers
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The pilots watch that allows the wearer to switch time zones via the bezel has been reworked
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With the young turning off and anger over licence fee, the broadcaster is under pressure
The Game of Thrones star plays the poet-warrior of the title in this musical adaptation
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The collection is tender and meditative, oscillating between the glow of sunlight on skin and endless horizons where sea melts into sky
Gathered together for his 75th birthday, many of these pieces have been played by the pianist since his youth
The music never wants for heft as the beautifully nuanced band marshal the various strands into a unified whole
Lyrics are candid and introspective while minimalist rhythms come cloaked in layers of sound
The artist sings about her experience as a migrant, the contrast between desert and metropolis, and between traditional and modern
Songs are not as solipsistic as the cover suggests and include a saccharine refrain with an Afrobeats theme
Songs about gay hustlers and smooth disco pick-ups sit alongside an interlude of a sampled speech by an MP
Artful editing and clever sound design in Todd Douglas Miller's documentary; Disney's digital do-over resides in an uncanny valley between CGI and animation
From 'Beethoven Variations'
Women's shifting role in film, by the feminist critic who coined the term 'male gaze'
The photographer and publisher has a fresh take on portraiture
Jo Ellison gets a sneak peek at a fabulously Technicolor Windsor wardrobe
The artist tells the FT why she 'can't stand back and watch another generation disappear'
