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Derek Deane's production at the Coliseum is unashamedly traditional, rich in drama and spectacle
The band captured the genre-bending energy of the 1960s and 70s
Exhibition in April will feature 83 artworks by the Norwegian artist
A halfway house full of misfits is the setting for Abby Rosebrock's new play
Musical theatre works performed over the opening weekend varied in quality but all evinced a sterling professionalism
This London mega concert featured 164 musicians
The season at London's Harold Pinter Theatre goes back to the playwright's beginnings
Advance cue-bid indicates slam interest and launches partnership consultation
The track has spawned curious cover versions, and formed the basis of a legal case study
The writer and presenter returns to the Californian porn industry in The Last Days of August
Director Reinaldo Marcus Green's new film was bornfrom personal experience
Royal Mint to release new series of commemoratives
Gillian Anderson and Asa Butterfield star as a sex therapist and her permanently mortified son
A romantic story set against the backdrop of postwar communism and a complicated love quadrangle
A public art organisation has been tapped to curate the US pavilion at the Venice Biennale for the first time
The photographer is interested in capturing both the splendour and the brutality of Stockholm
It's now 2019 and we're doing a fine job of worst-case scenarios without the imaginings of clever film-makers
Old favourites unexpectedly return as links between their pasts are revealed
An exhilarating, almost farcical dramatisation of 2016's successful Vote Leave campaign and its Machiavellian director
The Anglo-Irish folk band has a way with a swooping melody
This collection of issue-related compositions might sound worthy, but strong standalone compositions and tight interplay deliver the 'uplift' of the title
A selection of violin music by black composers aims to start redressing the balance
These handsomely lit country-soul ballads are populated with distinctively American characters " blue-collar losers, dreamers, gamblers and drinkers
The French trio combine guitar distortion and crashing drums with sludgy riffs and head-nodding basslines
The term is often used to mean 'art by women', but a more accurate definition might be art with a feminist sensibility
