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Artist Shawcross invites political interpretations of work placed near Eurostar terminal
Author Didier Eribon talks about rejecting his roots, upsetting his mother and seeing his book become a play
Jim Steinman’s rock’n’roll musical already feels like a classic
Andrew Norman’s children’s opera is engaging — but the production raises questions
Two site-specific dance pieces by Jodi Melnick and Beth Gill took full advantage of their surroundings
The artist’s paintings cast a beguiling spell, writes Ariella Budick
This denim-clad 1970s elegy to the dignity of labour still feels relevant
A production of Rameau’s opera that reads like a succession of poor decisions
Andrea Carroll makes a bewitching Mélisande in Debussy’s decadent opera
Patrick Sandford’s one-man show about his ‘broken’ childhood is a remarkable piece of theatre
Works by Ai Wei Wei and Anish Kapoor star in a lovingly curated collection of modern art
Liam Riddick was outstanding in the dance company’s triple bill
This Meltdown show from the rapper/singer was uneven — though there were moments when it came alive
Gigs from the veteran bands provided a contrast in styles
The actor excels in a first-class production that transfers from the Almeida
Arts sponsorship has a fresh twist: adopt a character in a play
From Stevie Wonder to a 60-piece Pakistani ensemble, Dave Brubeck’s hit has travelled well
The director’s new film is a brilliantly ramshackle recreation of King Harold’s last route
John Lee Hancock’s account of the founding of McDonald’s teases out the story’s ethical complexities
Choreographer Hofesh Shechter is back with a bleak but powerful new work
This 10-part series brings a sense of immediacy to its portrayal of prison life
A film that finds its power in looking and showing, but otherwise barely saying a word
The photographs have a precariousness and grimy immediacy
The architect’s paintings and drawings are showcased in real life and in VR
The result of this musical partnership is individual: every player seems to have thought about his part afresh
