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The all-male Irish foursome hone their abilities on their second album
Traditional Hazara and other Afghan folk songs are taken on a journey from East to West
Brexit blues, and how to build a house and stay sane and solvent
A high-school comedy that mixes vulgarity and tenderness; and more clandestine operations involving household critters
Fabulous sets and costumery pale next to courtly intrigue and bedroom antics
How a musical written and performed by teens in Waltham Forest helped them confront difficult experiences
The 'Enron' playwright on money and power, learning from failure " and getting inside Putin's head
The art world needs its court jesters " but what happens when the joke is on them?
Our writer spends a day with the interior designer to learn how to bag a vintage bargain for the home
Forget fads like colour-coded spines
Adding style to your home can be illuminating with this selection of lamps and chandeliers
Our writer on the joys and pitfalls of commissioning his own home
Domestic life is littered with devices " and that is a good thing
While a glut of artists tackle climate change, work elsewhere in the city dares to confront Turkey's political regime directly
The playwright and his collaborator Marie-Hélène Estienne distil theatre to its essence at the Polonsky Shakespeare Center
Caryl Churchill dazzles with a quartet of new plays, while Nancy Harris examines power, control and violence
After years in the wilderness, this edition is likely to produce a winner of global significance in turbulent times
Henry Mance draws lessons for today's workplace by revisiting the toxic excesses of the Jordan Belfort era
Live performances of beloved scores such as 'Assassin's Creed' are bringing a new young audience to symphonic music
The pursuit of the 'blackest black' has been the subject of eye-popping feuds
A once groundbreaking opera has come to seem heavy-handed
Shola Amoo creates images of poetic power in his part-autobiographical tale of growing up
There are surprises and shocks in Anthony Maras's film about the 2008 massacre
Guy Nattiv's film about a defecting extremist is gruesome and memorable
A game turns deadly serious in a film that brims with blood and one-liners
