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Arguments blaze and one-liners sizzle in a work at London's Donmar Warehouse that too often favours debate over drama
The immersive theatre company's latest production, now running in New York, weaves together gothic fable, 1990s teen spirit, and a Helena Bonham Carter voiceover
James Norton and Nikolaj Coster-Waldau butt heads in BBC1's ambitious and bloody Battle of Hastings series
Harriet Walter shines in Shakespeare's tale of love and exile at Theatre Royal, Bath
Hans Schöpflin's Spore Initiative has emerged as a forum to discuss a deeply fraught subject in Germany
A new production backed by Reid Hoffman skewers the Bay Area's tech subculture
The Finnish conductor elicited cultured warmth from the Amsterdam ensemble in programmes of Mahler, Mozart and more
Comedian and writer Stewart Lee hosts series about the era of alternative ideas featuring guests such as folk singer Shirley Collins
A joyful documentary traces the evolution of funk, from its roots in Black resistance to its enduring impact on pop, disco and hip-hop
The actor on moving from pleasure to pain in two new gritty crime dramas " and doing her own stunts
The opera star dominates this five-star recording, with Maxim Emelyanychev conducting Il Pomo d'Oro
Indigenous Canadian playwright Cliff Cardinal prompts walkouts with a confrontational performance that tackles colonialism and liberalism
At Edinburgh International Festival, Handspring Puppet Company's reimagining of Goethe's morality tale still has plenty to say three decades on
Eva Victor deftly directs and stars as a New England student who refuses to be defined by the crime against her
Sepideh Farsi's haunting documentary captures her friendship with photojournalist Fatma Hassona before her death in an IDF air strike
The actor stretches himself as a Midwestern accountant confronted with mortality in a twisty Stephen King-based story
James Ijames's Pulitzer-winning play brings a rich melange of Shakespeare and ham-based humour to Stratford-upon-Avon
Conservative sheriff Joaquin Phoenix and liberal mayor Pedro Pascal clash messily in Ari Aster's pointedly deranged satire
The pair play conflicting national leaders in a series full of conspiracy, back-stabbings and betrayals
Sparky London staging has laughter and spontaneity but misses the play's melancholic depths
The Czech conductor is only the fourth person in the job in 54 years, and he aims to keep the house 'harmonious'
The composer's expansive work, conducted by Mark Elder, could have been written with the Royal Albert Hall in mind
The British star was a magnetic screen presence and a symbol of London at its cultural zenith
Roseanna Leney is a persuasive heroine in this new piece about the tragic queen, premiered in Edinburgh
The sculptor of the CIA's 'Kryptos' has spent decades guarding its last secret code. What happens when he's gone?
