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FT critics review the latest shows on Broadway and beyond
FT critics review the latest and best shows in the West End, across the capital and the UK
Snowflake, Old Fire Station; The Messiah, The Other Palace; and Aladdin, Hackney Empire
A fascinating new history of the English country home
Human frailties are to the fore in a biography of the rock star guitarist
The pair enhance landscapes with whimsical touches
007 is a fantasy — he does things that we may wish we could do safely, but cannot
The ubiquitous black box has always been an aesthetic challenge — even for Bowie
Mid-20th century designers offered bold visions. What changed?
Photographer Jim Dow discovers a strange world of canine devotion, derring-do and old school ties
Brands are not lacking alternative ways to get their messages across
This complex moral drama tackles a topical debate about remorse and retribution
James Gibbs updates The Turn of the Screw for the digital age
The one-time enfant terrible returns with a thorny drama that has echoes of #MeToo
Anthony Neilson’s new seasonal show is inspired by Poe’s tale
The saxophonist’s trio played two gripping sets of acoustic jazz
Media companies must choose what content to restrict to their own streaming services
Group debuts on NYSE as chief dismisses fears over investor enthusiasm for music companies
A faithful stage adaptation at the Pershing Square Signature Center, New York
Transplanted to a 20th-century dystopia, the opera packs a punch: as ever, a vehicle for rabble-rousing patriotism
Nigel Andrews reviews Free Solo, Aquaman, Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse, Mortal Engines, The House that Jack Built and The Old Man and the Gun
This animated superhero adventure is frantic yet torpid
The story of one man’s attempted ascent of a 3,000ft bluff without a harness is an amazing piece of cinema
Jason Momoa and Amber Heard star in an outlandish tale from deepest Atlantis
New repertory from Ronald K. Brown and Wayne McGregor outshines older material
