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The artist probes the borders between reality and illusion to twanging surf guitar
Claire Foy and Matt Smith rule OK in Netflix's royal drama; plus Rupert Everett goes Wilde
The artist's pioneering abstractions feel right at home on the spiral ramp of New York's Guggenheim
The new Albukhary Foundation Gallery charts the culture of Islam with breathtaking scope
Simon Ings gets a lesson in the science of evolution (with a cast of humans and puppets) at the Natural History Museum's brand new theatre
The dance company is staging a new wave of work by women
A masterly show on Cubism explores how the two artists and their contemporaries revolutionised art
The central couple shine but this is a patchy production of Shakespeare's drama
Thomas Heatherwick, Tom Dixon and Paul Smith on powering London's newest £100m regeneration project
Colour, kitsch and ornament are in abundance in an exhibition of pattern in Latin American art and architecture
The star talks about taking on a TV series for the first time and tackling issues of addiction in her latest movie
The Scottish singer sang tales of migration and escape
Nina Raine's uneven new play follows a woman in pursuit of motherhood
Director Marianne Elliott's revival successfully updates the show for a 21st-century audience
A crime drama whose debt to Fellini and others is both its weakness and its strength
Whether on acoustic or electric guitar, the British musician is in a class of his own
Youngsters compete to be named boffin-of-the-year in this engaging documentary
Jamie Lee Curtis returns in David Gordon Green's horror remake
Craig Robinson stars in Jim Hosking's baffling, touching, funny film
The Belgian theatremaker's methods are far removed from conventional practice
Series two has a slower burn than series one, but crusading defence lawyer Kathleen Zellner is mesmerising
Work on masterpiece to take place inside large glass box in Rijksmuseum gallery
Annelies Van Parys has seamlessly intertwined her own music with the composer's unfinished work
The premiere of Chen Shi-zheng's production of the Peking opera classic had plenty to offend traditionalists
This versatile song has also been performed as a country tune and a soul heartbreaker
