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Nicole Kidman in an incoherent adaptation of Donna Tartt's book
Pryce plays an author in the grip of steep mental decline in a production that transfers from the West End
High-quality singing compensates for Barrie Kosky's hyperactive production of Handel's opera
Ben Platt stars as a wealthy high-school Machiavel alongside manoeuvring mom Gwyneth Paltrow
The event has become the world's first black-owned art fair
The textile artist uses old techniques to generate new things, using the woven fabric as a bedrock
This premier at Milton Court Concert Hall in London also showcased the talents of young conductor Andrew Gourlay
There was a stark contrast between works by Hiroshi Sugimoto and William Forsythe
The two pianists created pieces that were packed with ideas and pulsed with energy
Regulator to examine whether Hong Kong coverage breached UK's broadcasting code
Industry turmoil and a row over Netflix have put Bafta " and its chief executive " in the spotlight
George Harrison's widely covered track is celebrated on a newly released Abbey Road Anniversary Edition
Thousands of production houses to close as authorities crack down and financing dries up
Multimillion playhouse plans to draw new life to post-industrial Prescot
NGX project aims to explore potential of new technologies for museums
The collection illuminates the objects that are integral to spiritualist practices such as cutlery, radios and handkerchiefs
Debut album is full of discrepancies and shifts in perspective, conducted through electronic music
The mezzo-soprano has chosen a programme of songs with varied chamber music accompaniments
Soothing melodies and stirring choruses remain the order of the day in the band's comeback
The Istanbul band return with a dark, metallic set interspersing songs with instrumental passages
On this album, the listener can relish every sweeping phrase, unison trill and narrative twist
Recording picks up where its predecessor left off, but proceeds to retreat to blander terrain
Benedikt Erlingsson's feature is a wonderfully original achievement while Jim Cummings' film has a certain oddball quirkiness
Chief executive expects rivalry will spark 'very large increase' in British-made content
The season finale ends in the funeral parlour, with grief and bewilderment expressed using song
