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A century on from the school's founding, its designs are still as covetable and relevant today
Ahead of a new London exhibition, the artist talks about reaching new audiences " and giving the finger to her critics
The keyboardist's tight-knit trio used familiar building blocks to create something new
The Cuban dance troupe's 90-minute piece El Ultimo Recurso formed part of the 2019 Cuba Festival
Marin Alsop led the LPO in a concert of striking new music by Louis Andriessen, Helen Grime and others
The conductor's presence on the podium is the main reason to see this New York production of Debussy's opera
This gig showcased Rossy's rhythmically acute vibraphone, coupled with Mark Turner's airy sax
At London's Park Theatre, a debut play tackles the Holocaust and Islamophobia with an exceptionally assured touch
A historically questionable but thoroughly entertaining story of power and succession
Actors give their all in the truth-based tale of a teenage drug addict and his devastated father
Veterans of an experimental crossing relive their adventure in this documentary
RaMell Ross's absorbing documentary uses his own amateur footage
James McAvoy shares an asylum with Bruce Willis and Samuel L. Jackson in the director's latest film
Though visually impressive, Reinaldo Marcus Green's film is wayward and unsettled
Cinema group relies on lucrative franchises to drive record number film goers
'From Reddit to Apple, tech offices all share an antipathy towards walls'
Beat Furrer's new opera is impressively staged and performed, but it's hard going
A documentary exposing the lies behind a music event that promised luxury but delivered nothing of the kind
The LaBute New Theatre Festival features three grimly plausible one-act plays by the writer
Ishy Din's new play revolves around a medium-sized taxi firm run by Pakistani immigrants
The Albanian soprano shines in Richard Eyre's revived London staging of Verdi's opera
A starry concert at London's Barbican marked the orchestra's 20th anniversary
The dancer and choreographer's piece is packed with ravishing imagery and quicksilver movement
A well performed but problematic production of Tchaikovsky's finest opera
Jonathan O'Boyle's production never quite overcomes the musical's lack of focus
