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<description>A knotty new production of ‘Ariadne auf Naxos’ on the first night was followed by a scintillating revival of ‘Falstaff’, Richard Fairman writes</description>
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<description>Roll over, Tolstoy: Dave Malloy’s electropop opera is a rollicking adaptation of ‘War and Peace’ with some haunting tunes, Brendan Lemon writes</description>
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<description>Though there was plenty here to admire, the singer’s femme fatale persona proved hard to bring to life on stage, writes Ludovic Hunter-Tilney</description>
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<description>The maestro’s return to the podium was greeted with a standing ovation – which for once was thoroughly appropriate, Martin Bernheimer writes</description>
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<description>Amy Herzog’s Obie Award-winnning drama is a touching, if insubstantial, tribute to her admirable grandmother, writes Ian Shuttleworth</description>
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<title>Interview, Neeme Järvi, conductor</title>
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<description>The music director known for his improvisatory approach is, at the age of 75, still a ‘man of 100 projects’. He talks to Andrew Clark</description>
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<description>The veteran drummer, still refreshingly open to contemporary influences, delivered a set of reworked classics and masterly solos, Mike Hobart writes</description>
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<description>This show painstakingly reconstructs the art collection of a British prime minister, writes Jackie Wullschlager</description>
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<description>Inspired by the true story of employees in the Radium Dial Company in Illinois, this drama is a promising launch for a new north London theatre, writes Sarah Hemming</description>
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<description>Charles Correa, ‘India’s greatest architect’, tells Edwin Heathcote why he subscribes to the view that ‘cities aren’t the problem, they’re the solution’</description>
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