Haroon Mirza at the Ikon Gallery, Birmingham " a brilliantly coherent show
Sound, shamans and magic mushrooms appear throughout the artist's exhibition
Sound, shamans and magic mushrooms appear throughout the artist's exhibition
Despite some bumpy moments, this was a recital notable for its passionate engagement with the music
The singer moves between self-pity and spite in a tune that has been widely covered right up to the present day
Yorgos Lanthimos's absurdist take on the court of Queen Anne is wildly entertaining
Robert Zemeckis's film stars Steve Carell as an artist overcoming trauma by creating a miniature world
Seasonal series include a tale of life in prison at Christmas, and the senator who wrote a Jewish-Mormon Yuletide song
Rachid Ouramdane's new work harnesses the visual power of a large group
The Japanese photographer explores the varying uses of a ping-pong table
Acts at the Vortex Jazz Club ranged from a piano trio to state-of-the-art electronica
Based on the popular film series, this show starring Danny and Dani Dyer and Jo Brand is cheerily over the top
Lavish spectacle, filthy humour and contemporary concerns mingle in the capital's pantomimes
The drag queen's festive album is a gleeful confection of 1980s electro, hip-hop and comical innuendo
The young composer completed this opera when she was 12 years old and it has since toured internationally
Moffat is known for blackly humorous chronicles of lives unravelling, but here the sardonic edge is softened
Veteran jazz drummer distils a lifetime's experience into gripping compositions with trumpet and guitar
The album is rooted in the 1950s and 1960s " a vision of Christmas in a more innocent era of consumerist uplift
African choral singing meets the Catholic canon, packaged with a selection of postwar cinema themes
The original's ecological message only grows more timely
Documentaries about the first world war and a top-selling female artist
There's no period charm in this Agatha Christie adaptation
Will they, won't they? With many a skating montage, the pair edge closer and closer
The Royal Ballet performs a seasonal triple bill of works by Ashton, Robbins and MacMillan
Crypto platform plans another offering; Alpine fair rethinks timing; art sale to benefit refugees
The movement is bringing together performers with disparate styles but a common desire to escape the system
A New York show of two German painters reveals a conspiracy of ideas snuffed out by war