Sweetbitter, series 2 " too many cooks spoil the broth

With a dizzying number of writers, 'Sweetbitter' feels uneven and feebly plotted

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Mrinalini Mukherjee's material pleasures at Met Breuer

The sculptor, whose work is on show in New York, relished the joy of fabric, clay and bronze

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The best new theatre: Measure for Measure, Peter Gynt, Jellyfish

Shakespeare transported to 1900 Vienna; Ibsen for the internet age; Down's syndrome romance

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Mark Morris makes Sport with Satie in world premiere

There are striking choreographic translations of Satie's musical economy in this Mostly Mozart commission

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Artur Brauner: a mission to confront Germany's past

Film producer did much to keep fellow citizens entertained while reminding them of their dark history

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Olafur Eliasson at Tate Modern " an engrossing retrospective

Maximum immersive drama achieved with minimal means unfolds across room after room

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From tartan to bagpipes: the story behind Scotland's brand

An Edinburgh exhibition explores how Highland emblems came to stand for Scottish identity

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UK gallerist opens in Paris to prepare for life after Brexit

Mega-dealer announces Paris outpost; vote for art; mixed fortunes for Old Masters; football fever at Christie's

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Amazon is fastest-growing music streaming service

Rise in subscriptions has outpaced rivals Spotify and Apple over the past year

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Neil Armstrong and Steve Bannon " two very different Americans profiled

Documentaries released the same week play like Dr Jekyll versus Mr Hyde

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Pavarotti " Ron Howard's documentary captures the big voice and the small details

The story of the singer's life is told swiftly and surely, warts and all

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Kursk: The Last Mission vividly captures horror of the submarine tragedy

Matthias Schoenaerts is superb in Thomas Vinterberg's film

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Mexican director Carlos Reygadas's Our Time is rich, strange and ambitious

A rancher and his wife are at the heart of this widescreen story

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The Dead Don't Die " Jim Jarmusch's zombie movie falls flat on its face

A starry cast includes Bill Murray, Adam Driver and Tilda Swinton

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V&A to stage biggest UK exhibition on Iranian art

'Epic Iran' will include 300 objects from 5,000 years of history at museum in London

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Why does London need so many new theatres?

A flurry of new developments is driven by rising audiences, and the need for more flexible venues with better facilities

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Sharon Van Etten: 'I still find the darkness in the light'

The singer-songwriter talks about mental health and writing music with a new inner peace

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The Royal Opera's La fille du régiment " not so much an opera, more a pantomime

Donizetti's comic work provides humour and high notes

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Gaming " what's the appeal of playing games that recreate mundane reality?

Farming, driving a bus, even cleaning: simulations are an enduringly popular genre

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The one where WarnerMedia takes 'Friends' from Netflix

Popular sitcom to move to newly-created HBO Max streaming service next year

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Fog and rainbows: Olafur Eliasson's immersive art returns to Tate Modern

Exhibition is biggest retrospective of Danish-Icelandic artist's 30-year career to be staged in UK

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Claudette Johnson at Modern Art Oxford " figures that simmer with mystery

The British artist is finally getting the attention she deserves

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Mozart's Requiem becomes a revelation at Aix-en-Provence Festival

Romeo Castellucci's staging uses dance and music to create a remarkable experience

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British Museum rejects calls to drop BP sponsorship deal

Cultural institutions have faced mounting pressure to sever ties with energy company

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The Who stutter at Wembley, Barbra Streisand sparkles in Hyde Park

Mixed fortunes for legends in London " Streisand's quirky but queenly set triumphs over The Who's over-orchestration

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