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Mamou-Mani's robotic installation offers a radical vision of tomorrow's cities
Museum and exhibitions have turned a spotlight on the relatively few historical women artists across Europe
Edward Woodman's photographs document the thrill of the movement before it was absorbed into the market
A groundbreaking exhibition explored this question in 1994. Now curator Tim Clark is revisiting it with work from 14 new photographers
Shake up a party into a stylish gathering
The two actors on making 'All Is True', an unconventional imagining of the Bard's final years
Danish singer Amalie Bruun's voice transformed the music
Nigel Andrews selects his top 10, from the dizzying heights of Free Solo to the hellish depths of The House That Jack Built
Lynn Nottage's magnificent play at the Donmar Warehouse shows the personal cost of geopolitical shifts
The show's focus was on dance floor-filling favourites
Mark Morris's Nutcracker variation is anarchic and electric
Joe Hill-Gibbins sets Shakespeare's Tragedy of King Richard the Second in a dimly lit metal box
Good melodies and lively fun distinguish a sequel that also features Lin-Manuel Miranda and Ben Whishaw
Yen Tan's film follows a gay man's visit to his Texas family home
Sandra Bullock and John Malkovich lead the cast in this survivor drama
This semi-staged production of Handel's work undermines the music's spiritual elevation
A diverse programme featured high-quality playing from the orchestra and soloist Leonidas Kavakos
Sonya Yoncheva was on good form in Verdi's opera, with Gustavo Dudamel making his Met debut
Sharon D. Clarke is magnificent in the title role of Tony Kushner and Jeanine Tesori's musical
The travesti troupe's programme includes slapstick parodies and loving revivals
Regulators need to book a front row seat to protect gig goers
Wayne Eagling's production for English National Ballet has moments of magic
Danai Gurira's drama in an electrifying staging at the Young Vic, London
Oliver Mears' family-friendly production of Humperdinck's opera stays four-square with the fairytale of old
The singer was joined by special guests in a three-hour celebration of his storied career at the O2 Arena, London
