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Highly enjoyable work from one of the 20th century's first major female composers
The album unfolds at a leisurely pace, revealing an engaged intelligence and a dreamlike sense of drift
Why American pianist Jason Moran is paying tribute to bandleader James Reese Europe a century after his return from war
After a long wait, the independent popstar's return is informed by grief and heartbreak
A fine album that plays on the musicians' differences, with vivid harmonies and acres of space
The self-taught photographer's work weaves memories of the past with his present life in Berlin, his home for 20 years
A retrospective informed by the artist's yearning for a pre-industrial age
Financial Times picture editors showcase the best photographs from around the world
Sandi Tan's film chronicles how a group of punky teenagers rebelled against the constraints of 1990s Singapore
An interview with the restaurateur who taught Tracey Emin to cook and opened Pharmacy 2 with Damien Hirst
The creators of a new working of the ancient story of Orpheus and Euridyce discuss its echoes for today
The director on his new film 'Peterloo' and why 'Abigail's Party' still resonates today
A finely wrought, heartfelt consideration of artists' attempts " from Giotto to Picasso " to represent the after life
Two contrasting shows at London's Peacock Theatre and Sadler's Wells
Jim Broadbent and Phil Daniels star in this fabulistic new drama at London's Bridge Theatre
The stylish 10-part amnesia thriller has been adapted from a hit podcast
Outspokenness is part of coming out. And nowhere has it been possible for voices of challenge or protest to be more widely heard than in cinema
Norwegian soprano Lise Davidsen was the outstanding voice in this impressive performance
The dialogue rarely sings in this ill-fated movie about the Queen frontman
A searing screen adaptation of Angie Thomas's hugely popular young adult novel
Matthew Holness's directorial debut dwells in a timeless Norfolk limbo
The second cinematic account this month of Anders Behring Breivik's mass killing leaves the politics off camera
This 'super smart' production toys with reality and theatricality
Having riled up Trump's heartland, the band bring a focused, visually striking show to the UK
Polly Findlay's Royal Shakespeare Company production comes to the capital
