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The world premiere of Brian Elias's Horn Concerto shimmered and an early Britten song cycle showed extraordinary inventiveness
Premiered at Deutsche Oper Berlin, the piece is engrossing, despite its expletive-strewn libretto
Drama and documentary are blended in a portrait of the debtor whose name became a byword for dodgy schemes
We have surely gone beyond being able to give the tech sector the benefit of the doubt
The pleasures and challenges of adapting Deborah Levy's much-loved novel for the big screen
The improvised and pre-configured are perfectly aligned in the award-winning guitarist and her ensemble's latest release
World-class performers confirm the industry is still obsessed with weight loss " despite some even losing their voices in the process
Having worked on streaming hit 'Rivals', she has now 'remixed' 1920s comedy of sexual politics 'The Constant Wife'
The music fizzes with life from first to last in this performance by the Freiburg Baroque Orchestra, conducted by Pablo Heras-Casado
The musician's mastery lay in his sense of timing, which extended to his love of humour
Stop crying your chart out
At Luma Arles and Edinburgh's Talbot Rice Gallery, the Egyptian artist's operatic films weave together myth, Arabic texts and puppetry
The costume designers for 'And Just Like That . . . ' search showrooms, vintage stores and malls for the 'little surprises' that make Sarah Jessica Parker's outfi…
Revived at London's Royal Court Upstairs 25 years after its premiere, this account of severe depression is painfully frank
Filling London's Royal Festival Hall with partisan teenage girls, the singer performed with punk-like energy
Where the creative dynamo goes to take in some art, source vintage vinyl and catch a concert " and his favourite places to dine and drink en route
Apple TV+'s Edith Wharton adaptation shifts from fun to angsty as it picks up after socialite Nan St George's lavish wedding
Taking place in a vast London warehouse, this ambitious piece set in a failing organisation is blunted by a bewildering plot
With a rallying call for Ukrainian independence at its heart, Tchaikovsky's work is timely and well sung
David Adjmi's Tony-winning play about a Fleetwood Mac-style band comes to London's Duke of York's Theatre
Post‑pandemic, the performing arts school is embracing entrepreneurship " and a drive towards full tuition‑free access
The numbers from the musical Hair expressed contrasting emotions, but the singer joined them to create something new
The art-world entrepreneur is building an arts hub in a sleepy corner of Italy. He explains why the gamble will pay off
Recorded in Abbey Road, 20 tracks take us across the different phases of his career, from Belfast to Australia
The composer's coruscating works are brought to life by violinist Isabelle Faust and pianist Jean-Frédéric Neuburger
