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The company's programme focused on work by New York-based choreographers
A new game brings mirth to a medium in which humour is a rarity
A romantic and raconteur who embodied the larger-than-life character of silver-screen dreams
Paris Opera Ballet performed Body and Soul, a piece that ranges from unforgettable to puzzling
Billy Duffy's riffs were the driving force behind a show marred by its sulky frontman
The 'Ladies and Gentlemen' paintings were discovered in a private collection
López Obrador has made it his mission to open up the arts to ordinary people and not just elites
The Brazilian singer made her professional debut with this slinky hit
The 82-year-old chairman discusses capturing the art world's data and what should happen next
The winners of a BBC competition have created a frank and funny series about unexpected addicts
The tenor and pianist present their song cycle of romantic and erotic texts at Zankel Hall, New York
Critic Antwaun Sargent selects 15 photographers for a book focused on images that break down barriers between fashion and art
Bursts of brass underline the celebration of love, a clarinet solo bubbles up like Mozart and rolling piano notes wrap around accordion
French musician's guitar playing is technically assured and his writing pulls the various elements into shape
Veteran singer's new record includes a song about being on the Côte d'Azur and a graceful piano and guitar melody
The Hampshire native's third album features lyrics that are romantic and melodies that are embellished by horn and string arrangements
Album includes numbers with perfectly timed stop-start riffs, imaginative percussion and outbursts of guitar action
Christian Gerhaher and Camilla Tilling are accompanied by Gerold Huber on this ongoing series of the composer's complete songs
An elaborate break-up revenge fantasy and a world without The Beatles
How to make money from haunted houses, and London's prime reductions
From 'Vertigo & Ghost'
Avoid anything that says 'trick or treat' on it, plastic spiders and horrid cupcakes
Royal Ballet of Flanders, The Royal Ballet and Paris Opera Ballet perform three of the choreographer's exacting works in Paris
Three London shows tackle big questions about the Earth and motherhood with humour and compassion
Q&A with the singer-songwriter on making music and facing personal tragedy
