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Departures come after $5.6m staff underpayment scandal at George Calombaris company
At the Avignon Festival, the choreographer's latest work is typically expressive but its storytelling is unclear
Sigrid stood out as a future headliner, while Underworld's after-hours rave broke with the event's genteel image
Album's cast includes Jay-Z, Childish Gambino, Pharrell Williams and Nigerian stars Wizkid and Mr Eazi
A tale of whistle-blowers, shape-shifters and a company aggressively under the radar
Karina Canellakis kicked off a season that promises new work alongside retrospectives
Like the cuckoo call in the lyrics, this 13th-century song has continued to echo down the years
The series' host, Catriona Morton, asks difficult questions in a straightforward manner
The entertainment mogul is developing a new streaming service which he says will have a transformative impact on the industry
The saxophonist is touring with his themed compositions, expanded for small-group jazz
Barbe & Doucet's production sets Mozart's opera in an Edwardian hotel kitchen
Initially administrative in purpose, the photographs take on an artistic life of their own
The Northumbrian composer's take on a medieval poem is reminiscent of Stravinsky and Britten
An amorphous musical collective moves from a psych-rock storm to contemplative horn
Each piece bears its composer's stamp, but British trumpeter's spiky solos stand out
The atmospheric recordings of the qawwali star have rightfully legendary status
First Lady's property, London's blue discs and what's cool for cats and gardeners
Zhao Tao plays a member of the underworld who is not to be trifled with; Richard Billingham's series of claustrophobic vignettes of domestic despair
The first of a new three-part drama quietly dramatises the narrative of coercive control
For his BBC programme, the rightwing comedian meets yummy mummies, goes on a protest and infiltrates a 'posh dating event'
Havoc persists inside the prison, whilst the newly released Piper becomes a waitress
The term is often used as an insult. In fact, it is a compliment he does not deserve
The bark material is robust, sustainable and suitable for building
Faux-vintage gadgets and appliances miss the mark
The photographs of Giulio Di Sturco illuminate a new kind of globalised, anonymous architecture
