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The saxophonist played an uncompromising set for a large and diverse crowed
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At the dawn of psychoanalysis, works by German and Austrian artists from Schiele to Klee put their inner lives on display
When it comes to 'problematic' artists we each have our line in the sand
The classically trained young jazz pianist led his trio with rhythmic drive
With its gripping plot, a tart and social critique and a great central role, you can see why Nicholas Hytner brought this popular novel to the stage
This macabre story occupies a no-man's-land between genres and genders
Iranian director Asghar Farhadi's film is lushly photographed but far from his best
A Birmingham bedsit is the setting for this squalid, sardonic drama
Sarah Greene is superb as a Dublin mother constantly on the move with her children
A woman's interest in a young boy becomes obsessive in Sara Colangelo's film
Skilled underacting and quieter moments help balance adrenalised action in Marvel Studios' latest
A piece of biting social commentary at the Pershing Square Signature Center, New York
John Thornhill talks to Jack Conte about Patreon, the platform he invented to help c…
English Heritage partnership offers new model to promote its historic sites and exhibitions
Max Webster's new production for English National Opera is musically impressive but descends into crass spectacle
A quadruple bill at the Wellington Opera House showcased new works by dancemakers based in the country
A programme of recent works celebrated the sheer breadth and depth of Alston's musicality
English Touring Opera's new production is likely to have broad appeal
The saxophonist continues to explore the inner workings of the sax and rhythm line-up
A day-long programme devoted to the Hungarian composer's idiosyncratic music
Fluid tracks and many references to Houston neighbourhoods create the feel of one continuous concept track
The singer's 1971 classic has been the subject of entire books " and has given birth to some risible cover versions
The late Romanian's work, on show in London, reveals her audacious joie-de-vivre
Reworked opera is hard going, but comes to life in its later stages at the Muziektheater, Amsterdam
