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The photographs have the lyrical quality of the late American artist’s paintings
The outdoor dance festival devoted two hours to the north Indian Kathak discipline
Alfred Jarry’s groundbreaking play is ingeniously remade as a drama-cum-singalong in this outdoor setting
The London trio’s debut album celebrates the gloriously solid, slabby, roaring sound of a Fender Telecaster
The artist’s voice is a dominant presence amid guitars, distressed piano, pounding beats and keyboard sounds
The collection features electronic rhythms and textures, with acoustic instruments and unexpected funkiness
Two-disc set features variations for solo violin, from which the artist emerges with technique as flawless as ever
A journey into a sound-world of spectres and sorrows
An album with fresh arrangements revisits the orchestrated rhythms that made the pianist’s early recordings stand out
The film shows a man living in the shadow of his two murdered brothers while being groomed for greatness by a belittling patriarch
The cruel history of the German occupation of the island is the backdrop to this period romantic weepie
As teen couple Harry and June run away together, June discovers she can shape-shift
Dr Xand van Tulleken investigates why suicide is the biggest killer of males under 50 in the UK
A likeable Blackburn lass and her mum go for a bit of matchmaking Nigerian-style
What are the chances that the devilishly handsome young man hiding in the long grass with a rifle is a sociopathic killer?
Series takes a bittersweet turn as the lead characters realise they’re not the coolest kids in the club any more
Finding deeper meaning in modern and ancient practices
The meaning of ‘meninism’; women take control; tales of addiction
With Idris Elba’s ‘Yardie’ about to hit our screens, Danny Leigh muses on the strange phenomenon of the coming-of-age movie
From Manchester to Grenfell Tower, protest verse gives voice to the disempowered
Exhausted bridesmaids, ridiculous cakes: photographers and writers shed light on our most hopeful ritual
These all-female ‘dress rehearsals’ for nuptials became a feature of US women’s colleges
Natasha Caruana collected photographs posted online by women hoping to find buyers for their gowns
The pictures show the artist and his partner in a number of absurd domestic scenarios
In the 1970s, José Luis Venegas and his wife Julia opened a photographic studio with a fresh idea
