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The composer's work formed part of this Isle of Noises programme
The Spanish dancer and choreographer brings brilliant surprises to his piece, seen here in its London premiere
Takeover by telecoms group triggers fierce cultural clash at the 'Game of Thrones' creator
Tiepolo and Canaletto are among the stars of a show at Venice's Palazzo Ducale depicting the end of an epoch
Jason Crest's 1968 flop had an unexpected afterlife when French singer Joe Dassin helped make it a standard
Opening weekend take of $1.2bn underscores Disney's dominance
The first episode in the series is a shocking story of lead poisoning
The stage adaptation of Tim Burton's film offers one strikingly memorable performance
The Vaudeville Theatre staged the first ever baby-friendly performance in the West End this week
A war veteran is tasked to save the planet from a deadly virus; a tale of a French teenager and the Christ-like suffering of her donkey
The first episode 'To Belong' spearheads a documentary series on the inherent motivations behind dance, from Wayne McGregor to Lil Buck
The Sky Arts' comedy series stages the legal dispute between Random House and the iconic Hollywood star
A documentary tracing the primary campaigns of four progressive Democrats: Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Paula Jean Swearengin, Amy Vilela and Cori Bush
The Dutch-Turkish music collective takes its cue from the 1970s Istanbul scene, adding an original flourish of synthesisers and percussion
The second album by the Northern Irish singer tackles the travails of becoming an adult but the music experimentation is less effective
In his latest release, the jazz drummer combines smooth, thick harmonies with an uplifting message
The Vancouver duo's debut album fashions a dystopian future out of electronic basslines and adrenalised beats
In her eighth studio album, Pink pushes on with her devil-may-care attitude, albeit with formulaic song structures
The BBC Philharmonic delivers the Spanish composer's 1905 opera with the sunny panache it deserves
The photographer documents the aftermath of the mid-20th century casino boom
Designers are pushing boundaries with renewable, innovative and challenging products
As Frieze returns to the city, we look at the fair's highlights and trends, and speak to some of the key people involved
Plus: Raphael under the radar; change at Photo London; Brussels gets 'woke'
Near Turin, the unknown artistic treasure trove of collector Federico Cerruti is now open to the public
