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On a hike in the Cotswolds, the novelist talks about the ethics of AI, his Brexit obsession " and the 'profound refreshment' he finds in walking
Coastal resorts offer rich pickings for image-makers, as Turner Contemporary's new show demonstrates
The 'Avengers' villain sorely needs to undergo some peer review
The director talks about race, Windrush and the late Andrea Levy
The Canadian novelist on the parallels between painting and writing
The 'Lady Macbeth of the Balkans' who mourned a lost country
The composer's latest piece, performed by the London Sinfonietta, is a light-hearted parable on Earth's history
The star's rambunctious performance is the best thing about this dated melodrama
Duff excels in Josie Rourke's London revival of the classic 1966 musical
The dancers came from outside the ranks of company veterans " and broke the choreographer's mould of a tall, lean, ribless WASP
The film-maker's latest work depicts a sadder, more human side of the former Italian prime minister
New York's Metropolitan Museum explores the artistic traditions spawned by the Japanese epic
Economics, family values and the roll of a dice on the agenda until end of September
Rebecca Frecknall's staging of Chekhov's play creates a mood of drifting strangeness
Trevor Nunn's film is based on a real-life story of suburban espionage
Huppert seems to be the only one enjoying herself in Neil Jordan's film
S. Craig Zahler's crime drama is graceful and startling, but it has a major snag
There's trouble in Berlusconi's paradise in this film by the Italian director
James MacMillan is the composer at the heart of the London venue's Holy Week Festival
Choreographer Damien Jalet and sculptor Kohei Nawa have joined forces in this gooey, gloomy piece
A show in Milan adds to our depth of knowledge of the great painter Antonello da Messina
Many of the monument's architectural, artistic and religious treasures have been saved
Dmitri Tcherniakov's production of Prokofiev's opera at the Staatsoper Unter den Linden has a uniformly excellent cast
This programme was a celebration of the troupe's founder, who died last year
The last six episodes of the fantasy epic are set to be an enjoyable panoply of improbable sets, outlandish names and 'sexposition'
