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An album inspired by the strange apocalyptic narratives of avant-garde writer Antonin Artaud
In his follow-up to 'Konnichiwa', the British rapper combines classic grime with trap-inspired numbers
The imagery in the English singer-songwriter's latest album favours the elements over his native Sheffield
The 23-year-old vibraphonist ranges from moments of rippling intensity to soothing arpeggios
The Hallé's subtly blended Wagnerian playing produces a sound-world of matt-tinted majesty
A new book of photographs taken from the Rosetta space probe tells a story of exploration some 50 years in the making
As his first opera opens Aldeburgh Festival, the tonally accessible composer discusses his aversion to avant-gardism
Githa Sowerby's drama has drawn comparisons with Ibsen and Shaw, but she brings sharp humour and quiet empathy to the task
The hills are alive with the sound of music, from recitals to the Schubertiade and Lucerne festivals
How weavers are harnessing modern technology and materials to create complex patterns and shapes
From titans of Italian postwar furniture to lesser-known mid-century names, an inspiring range of works were on show
The super-smart beach-club look is in questionable taste
You will need no excuse to nap on these exquisite designs
The American artist explores politics and pop culture through media including date-syrup cans and an import-export business
The opera singer and conductor on multitasking, Roger Federer and why cooking is 'like dynamic meditation'
Three new productions of 'A Midsummer Night's Dream' bring out its contemporary resonances " and bring the audience into the play
The actors discuss finding friendship amid Armageddon " and the danger of having too much fun
Terrence McNally's story of hesitant romance is thoughtfully revived at Broadway's Broadhurst Theatre
The artist, famous for his painting of Barack Obama, has taken a new path " to the South Pacific
Director Graham Vick's production becomes a hard-hitting drama for our times
First-time feature director Jim Cummings has expanded his short film into a full-length marvel
The new film is impressive but stretches its audience's patience
A low-budget horror that's a cut above the rest
Charles Dance and Ken Watanabe are among the stars in this punishing sequel
Two verismo works that thrive on passion take opera back to another era
