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Billed as the last chance to see the pioneering rap group in full, the tour reached the O2 Arena with one member missing and one night cancelled
Director Barrie Kosky homes in on Wagner's ecological message and delivers it with flair
A terrific cast lifts a vast production at London's National Theatre that emerges from Chekhov's shadow to reach a magnificent climax
Series produced by media arm of Cairo's intelligence service wins plaudits from viewers but Israeli ire
Seed funding blossoms into something sinister in former venture capitalist Aaron Loeb's drama at Hampstead Theatre
Nina and Moses Raine, who have adapted the 1904 drama for the National Theatre, on the twilight of the Russian empire
Rooted in her experience as a deaf person navigating a hearing world, the artist has a longstanding fascination with the politics of sound
Lizzy Bennet's awkward sister Mary is the focus of a 10-part BBC adaptation of Janice Hadlow's novel
Some of the outrage appears disingenuous but the actor is wrong in his dismissal of opera and ballet
From Irish pub singalongs and football chants to modern reinventions, it has been performed for centuries with contrasting intentions
Greater incentives for philanthropists and endowments would 'ease burden on public purse', argues Maria Balshaw
Musicians describe the thrill and pressure of performing on museum-grade instruments, whose real power lies as much in their stories as in their sound
The company gives a lively, sympathetic take on the life of 19th-century landowner and Casanova Anne Lister
The London venue was offered an intimate setting for the veteran dancemaker and former Royal Ballet star
Glen Powell plays a New Jerseyite attempting to slay his way to a family fortune in this botched update of the 1949 British classic
Fascinating project invites you to step into a booth in the Barbican for a series of face-to-face monologues
Arguments swirl and thicken in a revival at the Menier Chocolate Factory that is strongly resonant yet belongs to the past
New York production with a glorious Lise Davidsen might not please the traditionalists " but it is powerfully poignant
This new take on the popular 1985 series about a maid's rise to property mogul feels stuck in the 1980s
Stars Beverley Knight and Ntombizodwa Ndlovu bring a stirring gospel spectacle to London's Soho Place
Premiering at Amsterdam's Opera Forward Festival, Michel van der Aa's film/opera hybrid is conceptually rich but weakly executed
Emma Thompson's narration captures the tone of Pelicot's 'A Hymn to Life', while Francis Spufford delivers one of the most absorbing novels in recent memory
The new film 'Broken English', shot shortly before the singer's death, shows how powerful she was from her teenage breakthrough to her last days
The 1995 record raised millions for War Child " now Help(2), featuring Olivia Rodrigo, Oasis and Arctic Monkeys, aims to do the same in the streaming age
A farmhouse in Altmark is the setting for Mascha Schilinski's darkly elliptical, era-hopping drama
