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The Royal Ballet revives Liam Scarlett's satisfying work and Frederick Ashton's classic
The band made critics eat their words " and had the fans eating out of their hands
Doris Day and Leonard Nimoy were among those who recorded a tune whose lyrics were inspired by Saul Bellow
Comme des Garçons, Loewe, Thom Browne, Balmain AW19 mens reports
Three tales of returning soldiers are woven together in Anna Jordan's powerful new play
Madison Griffiths' series is the latest in a string of podcasts that have explored female experience at its most raw
Charly Evon Simpson's new play is engaging, though its central character is one-dimensional
Alessandra Ferri was the star of a piece that launched this handsome new London venue
A Tudor-Stuart saga obscures lessons about women's agency and power
Since the late 1960s, the photographer has worked to capture the range and complexity of Mexican culture
The fourth solo album from the former Beta Band member is his first to use a live band in the studio
The band's eighth album combines melodious charm with sharper, more confrontational passages
Rich music and guest appearances celebrate a new-found sense of companionship
Though the subject matter is similar to the artist's previous albums, musically her latest feels very different
The seven-part suite incorporates the shifting textures of a 30-piece orchestra
Diana Damrau and Jonas Kaufmann take up, and pull off, a daunting challenge
A guilty-pleasure romcom of decadence and snobbery, and a postwar gothic about grief and family secrets
Dr Kevin Fong takes viewers on a search for new approaches to end-of-life care
Tim Roth returns as rogue police chief Jim Worth in a crazed ballet of blood, fire and ice
Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck talks about a return to the 'serious' themes of his Oscar winner with Never Look Away
Plus: Art Brussels adapts; Art Stage Singapore cancelled; ceramics at London Art Fair; Schiele at Sotheby's; art sales in Selfridges
Its artworks champion marginalised voices, but the event itself must prove it honours the same ideals
Jamaica's most popular genre of music was once infamous for its violent anti-gay lyrics, but things have changed for the better
Alina Cojocaru is at the peak of her powers dancing Kenneth MacMillan's dirty little anti-heroine
'Mandela told me my music helped him get through his prison days'
