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The auction house also saw a sharp rise in private sales
Valery Gergiev returns to Milan to conduct a powerful new future-set staging of Mussorgsky's opera
Crankstart foundation replaces Man Group which has funded fiction award for 18 years
This production, at the Robert M. Wilson MCC Theater Space in New York, sheds the books' dark undertones but adds an understated pathos
Samuel Maoz's film combines grief, political outrage and slapstick
Florence Pugh stars as a young woman who pursues her dream of a career between the ropes
Postwar Hamburg is the setting for James Kent's film
Stephen Knight directs this story of a man, his ex-wife and a tuna
'If there is a role any decent British actor ought to be able to do, it's an emotionally repressed royal'
Athol Fugard's portrait of dispossession and despair resonates in New York, where homelessness has soared
The American Surrealist is the perfect poster girl for Tate's attempts to nuance and diversify the 20th-century canon
Donald Fagen sang well and led a polished ensemble but there was no room for sentiment and not much visual flair
Dominic Cooke's production combines rousing musical numbers with an expertly conjured atmosphere
The late Pina Bausch's company explores love and loss in Alan Lucien Øyen's piece at Sadler's Wells, London
To mark 20 years since Mezzanine, the band have collaborated with film-maker Adam Curtis for a potent mix of music and imagery
Uncomfortable and graphic testimonies from two men, one of whom defended star during 2005 trial
Film about pianist Don Shirley wins top gong and Briton is crowned best actress
Malaise and disillusionment turned out to be inspiration for the band's 1975 track
Nigel Andrews reflects on the sci-fi saga and recalls visiting the set of Ridley Scott's original in 1978
Paintings by Turner and Stubbs among treasures to be loaned out
Up to 2,000 financiers are expected to relocate from London to the German city by 2020
A new podcast from the BBC takes an informative, heartfelt approach to understanding identity
This allegorical story of an unwanted child makes for a dark, almost nihilistic opera
Blanche McIntyre's production is a radical departure from the play we thought we knew
A film adapted from Angie Thomas's novel and a biopic about the rock band Queen
