Miracles of timing with Gandini Juggling and Alexander Whitley at Sadler's Wells, London
The latest collaboration between the troupe and the choreographer has bravura solos
The latest collaboration between the troupe and the choreographer has bravura solos
First retrospective devoted to any living photographer includes 250 black and white images
The artist's signature style is on display at the Hepworth Wakefield with the ancient pieces that have inspired her
The tune, a hit for Noel Harrison in 1968, was written by the French composer Legrand, who died last month
New shows artfully explore what we get up to in bed
Principia was performed as part of the New Combinations programme at Lincoln Center
Terrific performances light up Martyna Majok's drama at the Hampstead Theatre, London
Inside the weird world of amateurs who pay millions to race sports cars " for no prize money
Make seeing great art your travel destination in 2019
A dramatic German-language reboot that picks up the story nine months after the original's cataclysmic ending
Alan Yentob's Imagine programme follows the artist's 12-year quest to create works evoking the Virgin Mary and the Martyrs
Ryan Gosling as Neil Armstrong on his mission to the moon, and Glenn Close in a portrait of unspoken suffering
Documentary shows Ohio sheriff demanding firearm training for teachers " and those he wants to arm
With feminist reworkings and nods to gun violence, the band are fewer in number but just as political
Lionel Meunier conducts an array of light period voices that live up to Purcell's enchanting music
Rainer Buchmüller's second album under this moniker entrances with tight beats and repeating melodies
Different musicians reinterpret each track, providing a snapshot of contemporary rhythm-focused jazz
The English singer struggles to match his own best work, let alone his former band's heyday
Inspired by a Seamus Heaney poem, the band's new release searches for calm amid the storm
The artists create their work by painting over stills sourced from online videos and news broadcasts
New productions of Death of a Salesman and The American Clock go beyond 'colour-blind' casting to show the classic works in a fresh light
The drummer and his band launched their new album Fairgrounds with this freewheeling gig
From 'The Carrying'
Artists and architects have joined forces to reprise an era-defining postwar exhibition
'If you are American, you have to stay awake. Every day is a civics lesson'