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Santino Fontana's assured performance drives Scott Ellis's fluid staging at the Marquis Theatre on Broadway
Moody narratives and layered textures characterise Pelt's five-part Rodin Suite at Pizza Express, London
Academy of Ancient Music stages rare performance in which biblical figures become flesh-and-blood characters
Works by Sol León, Paul Lightfoot and Hans Van Manen make up the new triple bill at the Palais Garnier
Enthusiasts see soft power potential of costume intrigues set in dynastic palaces
Works by three European choreographers brought out a variety of styles at the Théâtre National de Chaillot
Nathan Lane and Kristine Nielsen bring Vaudevillian flair to Shakespeare follow-up at Broadway's Booth Theatre
The track became one of The Beatles' finest moments " thanks to Eric Clapton's uncredited guitar playing
This hard-hitting series features testimony from families, academics and patients
Clapham's 'hangover', overgrown in Oxford and Trump's property boost in Florida
Laurie Metcalf and John Lithgow offer impressionistic versions of the real-life couple
The Pennsylvania-born photographer travelled the US, documenting how historical events have left a mark on the landscape
Debut album from Fussa-based group melds Japanese folk songs with Latin, African and Caribbean rhythms
A fan's recording of a 1969 Ronnie Scott's concert captures the spirit of the late pianist
In his second album, the south London rapper foregrounds his relationship with his mother
In his debut album, the Canadian indigenous tenor mixes chamber music with the Wolastoqey language
The singer-songwriter and cellist's debut album is a powerful exploration of her own 'Luthereal' sound world
Music director Gustavo Dudamel takes on the powerful sound world of Star Wars, Schindler's List, Harry Potter and more
Plus: China's galleries take on western artists; blockchain-backed art registry secures $7.3m; collectors give €300m to Notre-Dame
Jeff Daniels stars in a mini-series that examines the rise of Osama bin Laden and questions US competence in the Middle East
Olivia Colman stars as an infantile Queen Anne, and a black call-centre worker uses a 'white voice' to advance his career
This ITV documentary explores various scenarios that could explain the death of the beloved TV presenter
Levan Tsikurishvili delivers a powerful documentary charting Avicii's rise to fame and tragic end
Sensors that track our responses to decor give designers a tool to enhance quality of life
The art critic Jonathan Jones seeks to recalibrate the history of the YBAs
