13,356 stories from The Financial Times
Photographer Dustin Thierry began documenting the Dutch ballroom scene in 2013
Young, ambitious architects are known for cost overruns, impractical layouts " and the occasional work of genius
Not all versions of the plush fabric are alike
The master ceramicist lives, works and displays her art in a converted gym
A selection of goods for the great outdoors
Polish designer Atticus Durnell recycles café waste into a smooth composite
How did these temples of outdated Americana find their way to the UK's A-roads?
Three musicals visit and revisit the lonely and the lovelorn
A new creation that uses the flex idiom to evoke sadness, injustice and struggle
There's razmatazz but little else in this stage spectacle at the Al Hirschfeld Theatre
Three overlapping monologues are woven together skilfully in Elaine Murphy's play
A software entrepreneur now lives alongside his public art collection in a former Nazi office block
The fast-rising theatre director on staging work that asks difficult questions about race " and making actors feel safe
Plus: Independent fair ends in Brussels; industrialist's collection to Christie's; bongs get high
The James Simon Galerie is the first new building on Museum Island in over a century
Its trailer is being hammered " but could the all-star musical become a hate-watch sensation?
Director Lila Avilés tells a story of love and longing in the life of a hotel worker
Nick Broomfield's documentary brings a personal angle to the story of the singer and Marianne Ihlen on Hydra
Good-natured twerpiness contrasts with a lacklustre electrical drama starring Benedict Cumberbatch
The familiar history of the campaign is enlivened with personal anecdotes and testimony
Many new services will struggle to secure subscribers on their own
This is the first UK retrospective for the intriguing belle époque painter who eschewed Modernism
An exhibition in Paris counterpoints the gravity and grace of two masters
Real female characters are beginning to emerge on screen, at a time when women make up half of gamers
At London's Showroom gallery, Navine G Khan-Dossos warns about state surveillance
