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'I don't like ideologues. I much prefer skilful pragmatists'
The guitarist and other musicians reveal their secrets for the perfect gig running order
Conservators studied 4,000 metal fragments found in Staffordshire to recreate high-status object
Twice a year, Utrecht becomes a magnet for dealers, crate-diggers and vinyl completists
Nasdaq-listed Yulong adds Italian master to 'Millennium Sapphire' bought months earlier
The star on playing three wildly different mothers in Boy Erased, Destroyer and Aquaman " and on being a mother herself
Taron Egerton and Eve Hewson star in a film of CGI, panto villainy and lukewarm one-liners
Belated sequel to The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo is well-timed but mishandled
Glossy pop and slow-burn intensity proved a potent combination at the Hammersmith Apollo
Hirokazu Kore-eda's film about a clan of crooks handles huge questions about family with supreme subtlety
The two singers have shared roots but this gig showcased two very different sounds
Patsy Ferran is glorious as the repressed daughter of a Mississippi pastor at the Duke of York's Theatre, London
Message on 4,500-year-old Mesopotamia marble pillar only recently deciphered
Today's popular artists are incorporating indigenous styles while forging a modern sound
Nigeria's artists have a growing international profile but often show works in 'rogue' ways
Staged by Peter Sellars at New York's Rose Theater, the chamber opera is a delicate interpretation of two Noh plays
The vibes player's homage to Astral Weeks at Queen Elizabeth Hall balanced reverence and reinvention
Two collaborative works showcased the more engaging side of an often austere choreographer
After numerous delays, the veteran avant-gardist unveiled his gruelling and brilliant adaptation at La Scala
Jesper Just challenged audience expectations with the help of former Sonic Youth musician Kim Gordon
Thin characters skim over a perennial conundrum at New York's Lincoln Center Theater
Compassion meets controversy in Stella O'Malley's documentary
Emotionally charged vocals added heft to the opening weekend
A thoughtful production at London's Print Room raises questions about assisted dying, consciousness and identity
HBO's eight-part adaptation of Elena Ferrante's novels charts the changing role of women over the decades
