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Cherkaoui's previous production for the Bayerische Staatsoper was full of political brilliance and wit " but this one falls flat
The choreographer's crispness and precision brings hints of hip-hop to Paris's Théâtre National de Chaillot
The US performer spread her messages of self-affirmation and positive thinking at The Forum
The choreographer's piece is the second part of a trilogy at Performance Space
The pianist brought his innate talent for storytelling to an intriguing programme
The singer's 1988 song threw everything into the mix " but her sponsors were displeased
Guy Ritchie-directed movie hauled in $112.7m over Memorial Day holiday weekend
As public funding declines, the art forms are waking up to the long-term potential of small giving
Tension in talks as commercial TV network commits more fully than publicly funded rival
Have You Heard George's Podcast? is compassionate, charismatic, inventive " and makes you see the world with fresh eyes
The choreographer celebrates 10 years at the helm of ABT with a vibrant new production in New York
The rise of artist-created apps creates a new arena where the playful meets the serious
The play pulses with humanity and rage at London's Theatre Royal, Stratford East
A prolific American talent who defied the snobbery of literary critics
The Queen's Gallery is the standout among this year's global exhibitions marking Leonardo's death in 1519
Four teenagers are the latest subjects in a long-romanticised tradition of youth portraiture
His forthcoming retrospective at Tate is long overdue
The American pianist's new album takes inspiration from the Bible and features an eclectic range of musicians and singers
The Soviet Polish-Jewish composer, a rarely heard friend of Shostakovich, is now the subject of a two-disc set
Music based on 'The Lost Words' demonstrates power of art amid environmental crisis
The latest from the former Smiths frontman delivers some diverting covers and some utterly unlistenable notes
This set of albums focuses on the guitarist's early work
In her fifth studio album, the Welsh singer-songwriter channels furniture making and free-spiritedness
Steven Ellison's latest album as Flying Lotus offers up 27 tracks that head off in a multitude of directions
New York takeaways; Aboriginal art in Manhattan; drawing's new age; stolen Stiks; London gallerist's Margate move
