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The writer's reflections on the 1960s come to life on stage
A stream-of-consciousness montage combining classic movie clips, radical philosophising and revolution-mongering
A lively stage adaptation of the children's book opens at NST City, Southampton
English National Opera revives Jonathan Miller's enjoyable production of Puccini's opera
Documentary about triplet brothers is made with patient thoroughness
Characters seek certainty in an uncertain world in the Turkish director's hypnotic movie
The director's Mexico City-set film tells a vivid story in a world of social injustice and inequality
The pugilistic franchise goes full-wreckage
Two women re-kindle their relationship in Sebastián Lelio's film
Streaming service alarms rival broadcasters with move to make 221 projects in region next year
The festival shines a light on how the nation sees itself and its recent history
The Showtime/Sky Atlantic series queasily combines a tot-show aesthetic and decidedly dark adult humour
Three exhibitions show how the movement's ideas and artists, such as Lee Miller, criss-crossed the Channel
Sharon White says 'viewers will flock to single destinations' with wide content
UK watchdog hails victory for consumers as court tells reseller to be more transparent
Olafur Eliasson's designs and Simon Rattle's conducting somehow conspire to suffocate Rameau's opera
Rachel Brosnahan is effervescent as a 1950s New York housewife working her way up the stand-up circuit
The pianist and the drummer brought the festival to a close with gigs at EartH and the Barbican
Free expression is at risk in corporate fight over responsibility for infringement
Amélie Niermeyer's production of Verdi's opera for the Bayerische Staatsoper features compelling performances
Joanna Murray-Smith's drama explores the relationship between the author and her work
The London pantomime season opens with this warm-hearted production
The American pianist and her trio excelled at Kings Place, London, and Lauren Kinsella presented new work
The poet puts a group of young people in care through intensive writing therapy
It has been recorded hundreds of times, but Jimi Hendrix's wild rendition stands out
