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The rapper and singer's powerful personality was not enough to save this humdrum affair
Works by 18 artists have sprung up across California's Coachella Valley as part of an ambitious biennial
'The Virgin with Laughing Child' gets a new attribution in a Florence exhibition dedicated to Leonardo's master, Verrocchio
Robert Lepage's Wagner production returns to New York with sublime singing
Jörg Widmann's opera becomes a hallucinogenic vision of a post-apocalyptic slum at the Staatsoper Unter den Linden
Florian Zeller's drama about a family under pressure makes its New York debut at the Linda Gross Theater
The troupe's new show expertly uses the talents of headliner Soledad Barrio
English Touring Opera's production brings immediacy to the drama, as well as fine singing
The Brussels opera house has lavished remarkable resources on this troubled production
Bouncy tunes and a strong narrative propel this musical set in a diner
The Norwegian group's breakthrough had a long gestation
Experiences of auctioneer's earliest female employees highlighted on 275th anniversary
The Russian pianist performed a programme that included Schubert, Rachmaninov and Scriabin
An Oscar-winning climbing documentary and Paul Dano's domestic drama set in 1960s Montana
With electro-pop and soulful ballads, the singer could be the next Nashville star to cross over
After winning the BBC's Sound of 2018 poll, the 22-year-old Norwegian releases an album of synth-pop anthems and more
The first of a pair of new albums has terrific ideas that are compromised through overzealous mastering
A piece so ambitious it almost feels like an all-encompassing symphony
Nick Page's wide-ranging new album is loosely themed around populism in the UK and US
The pianist's debut album has focused improvisation and a balance of acoustic and amplified jazz
Dating from 1897 onwards. the photographer's collection of glass plate negatives was a broad portrait of life in the American south
The Israeli troupe performed an entrancing piece about isolation and togetherness
Informed but not constrained by contemporary psychology, the story retains a mythical quality here " a haunting sense of despair
A student and lecturer face each other behind plate glass. One of them has been banged up, but who " and why?
Scored by members of Portishead and Goldfrapp, the film doesn't trace a simplistic journey from innocence to corruption
