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Dancers as humanoids and relationships like Benetton ads " elegant, gender-fluid, commitment-fluid
Choreographers were paired with composers for six short pieces at the newly remodelled Linbury Theatre
The orchestra welcomed in the Year of the Pig with a Chinese-dominated programme at New York's David Geffen Hall
The pianist played a programme that included Chopin, Schumann and Debussy
The music video and short film director talks about 'cosmic archaeology' and documenting the black experience
Was the photographer a provocateur or pioneer? The Guggenheim lays bare how he could be both
Ludovic Hunter-Tilney lives on the same road as the bestselling musician. But, as their meeting shows, their realities are very different
LA artist Martine Syms explores the relationship between cars and culture ahead of Frieze art fair
Two films in which kinetic imagery is no substitute for imaginative zing
The US band performed songs peopled by careworn characters struggling and starting afresh
The director brings poetic imagery to this tale of racial injustice
Ben Elton's screenplay paints a picture of an eventful, haunted retirement
Three grandsons care for their ailing but defiant grandmother in this lively documentary
The theme is worthy but Joel Edgerton's film lacks impact
This smart story of basketball politics was shot on an iPhone
National Museum of Scotland has become UK's most popular visitor attraction outside London
The underground troupe whose founders met an early death, and the company bringing revised classics to London
The artists's encyclopaedic, multimedia work is receiving its first UK solo show
The late war reporter's work made her a role model to many. But are we guilty of overlooking the personal cost?
Amanda Majeski leaves no emotion unstirred in the title role of Janacek's opera
The choreographer's 1974 duet Variations for a Door and a Sigh deserves more imaginative treatment
Mighty natural forces seem to be at play in the composer's work
The artist achieves the impossible in her installation of a dreamworld made real
The group blend free jazz with spoken word, and here their focus remained undimmed
The experimental and unpretentious composition was the highlight of this Venus Unwrapped programme
