13,356 stories from The Financial Times
In a small town in Germany, a familiar transition from power station to arts centre is taking place " with a twist
The 65-year-old successor now sits unchallenged atop a $30bn entertainment empire
Two halves of historic media empire reunite to take on competitors
The three acts brought political sharpness, percussive and vocal attack to a windy Mattingley Bowl in Hampshire
Single-sex education was the norm when Enid Blyton was writing and it has lessons for us today
Join a transatlantic conversation about culture between editors in London and New York
The emphasis is on youth in this production from Bourne's New Adventures company
Graphic novel meets stage play to warn about charismatic leaders in Total Immediate Collective Imminent Terrestrial Salvation
In Achim Freyer's production of Enescu's opera the music holds itself to gold standards
The music is outstanding in Graham Vick's production, even if the drama comes adrift
When the musician/producer took the reins of the esteemed jazz label he had Grammys but no corporate credentials
Bacharach and David's song has been covered many times, but few have matched Scott Walker's visceral sadness
Five years in the making, the series investigates the Malaysia Airlines Flight MH17 crash
What will the world look like when machines are cleverer than we are?
The International Piano Trio Festival had funky riffs and rumbustious gospel trills
Conducted by Maxim Emelyanychev, the wildly over-the-top Handel revival never has a dull moment
The actor takes a scornful dive into the world of plastic surgery and airbrushed selfies
A new show set in the Lake District bubbles with complex rivalries and financial trouble
A Western drenched in blood, whiskey and wry humour; a feel-good tale about finding fame against the odds
A new documentary recalls when part of the Polcevera Bridge collapsed last year
A bizarre, over-the-top piece of pageantry that teeters on the edge of all-out mawkishness yet somehow keeps us rapt
Tunes command attention, themes are confidently developed and the rhythm section has spring and bounce
The Hampshire-born artist plays with eroticism and sexuality on her third album
The American punk rock band's second album has strong pop appeal but little emotional variance
The band's 2009 debut is re-released, with bonus tracks and traces of what was to come
