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Trevor Nunn's production bursts from the stage " but there's a chill wind blowing, too
Jeremy O. Harris's new play explores murky psychological territory
Philip Reeve's YA novel comes to the screen as a boilerplate tale of good versus evil
Al Green earned royalties from various cover versions " and from its use as the voice of Big Mouth Billy Bass
Cross-party panel swapped barbs and played to the crowd
Anthony Scaramucci is among the contributors to the new bite-sized series 10 Things That Scare Me
Terry Johnson has written a fine new Chekhov adaptation " but the staging is problematic
Handful of UK small-caps hope to tap the sector's revival
The homeless painter's penetrating works depict slaves, prisoners and protesters
This year's event finds an increasing acceptance among collectors of new work that falls between furniture and art
An intriguing show traces a journey from youthful minimalism to vivid celebrations of women's potential
A production of Marlowe's drama that makes excellent use of the intimate, candlelit space
Luo Dan's 'on the road' photographs will be displayed alongside nine other Chinese photographers. Together they paint a portrait of a fast-changing nation
Third solo album's tracks are knotty and allusive, formed around obsessively looped samples and dense wordplay
Songs are chaotically varied, from basic street-rap numbers with brutally catchy beats to pop plodders
Baritone sings with incomparable eloquence on a selection of the composer's lesser-known compositions
The award-winning pianist is at the height of his powers on this emotive live recording
Joint mini-album employs forceful drumming, thickly distorted riffs and an atmospheric use of vocal samples
Sudanese band's only album before quitting when sharia law was introduced is re-released by Habibi Funk
A chilling documentary on al-Qaeda and a slapstick animated sequel
Documentary celebrating circus arts stresses recent developments in the form
Families struggle in the limbo of temporary accommodation in Alexander Zeldin's moving play
Despite a clunky script and distracting visuals, there are fascinating questions at the heart of this Jungle Book adaptation
A series of poems on the life of St Francis of Assisi is scarce on facts but rich in imagination
Death, middle age, a memoir: are the one-time frat-boy rappers giving up the goofiness?
