A profound reimagining of Salome from the Bayerische Staatsoper
Krzysztof Warlikowski's production in Munich tackles the hard questions of Strauss's opera
Krzysztof Warlikowski's production in Munich tackles the hard questions of Strauss's opera
David McVicar's revival sets off new sparks thanks to an invigorating freshness of detail
The company's dancers have a ball in David Bintley's unashamedly nostalgic production
Akram Khan's choreography shines in this kung fu musical
Increased budget makes it the UK's most expensive cultural project
Presented by Martin Brunt, the series tells the story of a crime that captured the imagination of the nation
Civil rights and dub reggae were among the strands in the track's DNA
Despite lack of infrastructure and high shipping costs, creatives across Africa are thriving. The continent's fashion industry may benefit from a tariff-free market, if the Free Trade Agreem…
Fine furniture and design is thriving across the continent
Jewellery designers are championing an ethical approach " but will customers buy in?
Photomontages and models offer a provocative mix of dystopia and tradition
After a difficult start, design house is finding a niche for its high-end, cross-cultural interiors
The first black British headliner takes the festival out of its comfort zone with a near-perfect set
Jobs and kissing replace bikes and board games as the goofy young kids turn teenagers
A musically superb performance of the opera was marred by Peter Sellars' semi-staging
Empty developments, hello Glastonbury, and all about Arles
Experts warn that government funding may not be enough to solve long term problems
The Radiohead frontman's new solo album is frustratingly opaque
Christophe Rousset and Les Talens Lyriques complete their trio of the Italian conductor's French operas
The album inspired by the award-winning book of spells brings together eight folk musicians
A-list collaborators, including Kamasi Washington and will.i.am, join the singer-songwriter for his latest album
Gurinder Chadha's series features too many questionable stereotypes
A biopic of Sunday Times war correspondent Marie Colvin and Robert Hamer's murderous 1949 masterpiece
The story behind a young woman's decision to join a Kurdish militia
A documentary follows the tumultuous lead-up to deciding interest rates last year