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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
Sadler's Wells in London also hosts Phoenix Dance Theatre's James Baldwin adaptation, 'Inside Giovanni's Room'
The musical prodigy on the importance of bold programming, her Rachmaninoff 'marathon' " and why she's a fan of AI
Japanese singer-songwriter KÅki stars as a young woman on the run, with Tim Roth and Jack Lowden supporting
Works from previously overlooked communities are gaining in prominence, raising questions of cultural respect and financial fair share
The Pussy Riot co-founder is spending 10 days in a mock prison cell in Los Angeles " as helicopters and troops descend on the city
Danny James King's moving new drama explores dementia, grief and anxieties about coming out at London's Bush Theatre
These textiles serve as a poignant reminder of the horrors of the 1980s crisis
The presenter ably embarks on a series focused on love and romance, starting with Stephen Fry and Self Esteem
Dissident Shadi Haroun visits the cells where detainees were kept and speaks to prison workers in pursuit of answers
A celebration of Jazz Age wonders
A new Decca recording conducted by Klaus Mäkelä pairs two French masterworks
Tracks are imbued with a warm intimacy as they unfold through soft R&B and hip-hop flavours
The audacious director of erotica, who pushed boundaries of acceptability in the 1970s, is now part of the cinematic canon
Her work shocked audiences and critics in the 1990s " but new revivals point to the enduring potency of the playwright's vision
The singer's country-and-western themed show at London's Tottenham Hotspur Stadium offered a dazzling display of star power
