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• Monday, 10 December, 2018
  Review

  Theatre to watch in New York

  FT critics review the latest shows on Broadway and beyond

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• Monday, 10 December, 2018
  Theatre to watch in New York

  Slave Play — a raunchy exploration of interracial relationships at the New York Theatre Workshop

  Jeremy O. Harris’s new play explores murky psychological territory

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• Monday, 10 December, 2018
  Six films to watch this week

  Mortal Engines — more steamclunk than steampunk

  Philip Reeve’s YA novel comes to the screen as a boilerplate tale of good versus evil

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• Monday, 10 December, 2018
  Review

  Theatre to watch in London and beyond

  FT critics review the latest and best shows in the West End, across the capital and the UK

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• Sunday, 9 December, 2018
  Brexit

  No leaders, but Brexit debate was still compelling

  Cross-party panel swapped barbs and played to the crowd

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• Sunday, 9 December, 2018
  Review

  Podcasts — when brevity is best

  Anthony Scaramucci is among the contributors to the new bite-sized series 10 Things That Scare Me

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• Saturday, 8 December, 2018
  Theatre to watch in London and beyond

  Uncle Vanya strikes a deliciously dyspeptic tone at the Hampstead Theatre, London

  Terry Johnson has written a fine new Chekhov adaptation — but the staging is problematic

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• Friday, 7 December, 2018
  Music

  Music publishing starts to hit the right notes

  Handful of UK small-caps hope to tap the sector’s revival

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• Friday, 7 December, 2018
  FT SeriesMiami Art Week 2018

  Voluptuous benches, soft-toy chairs and Jean Cocteau plates at Design Miami

  This year’s event finds an increasing acceptance among collectors of new work that falls between furniture and art

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• Friday, 7 December, 2018
  FT SeriesMiami Art Week 2018

  Raw power meets fierce intelligence in Purvis Young’s Miami retrospective

  The homeless painter’s penetrating works depict slaves, prisoners and protesters

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• Friday, 7 December, 2018
  FT SeriesMiami Art Week 2018

  Miami’s ICA showcases Judy Chicago’s flamboyant feminist visions

  An intriguing show traces a journey from youthful minimalism to vivid celebrations of women’s potential

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• Friday, 7 December, 2018
  Theatre to watch in London and beyond

  An illuminating Doctor Faustus at the Sam Wanamaker Playhouse, London

  A production of Marlowe’s drama that makes excellent use of the intimate, candlelit space

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• Friday, 7 December, 2018
  Photography

  Snapshot: ‘Social Geography’, Shanghai Center of Photography

  Luo Dan’s ‘on the road’ photographs will be displayed alongside nine other Chinese photographers. Together they paint a portrait of a fast-changing nation

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• Friday, 7 December, 2018
  ReviewAlbums

  Vinnum Sabbathi/Cegvera: The Good Earth Is Dying

  Joint mini-album employs forceful drumming, thickly distorted riffs and an atmospheric use of vocal samples

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• Friday, 7 December, 2018
  ReviewAlbums

  Christian Gerhaher: Schumann’s Frage

  Baritone sings with incomparable eloquence on a selection of the composer’s lesser-known compositions

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• Friday, 7 December, 2018
  ReviewAlbums

  Keith Jarrett: La Fenice

  The award-winning pianist is at the height of his powers on this emotive live recording

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• Friday, 7 December, 2018
  ReviewAlbums

  The Scorpions and Saif Abu Bakr: Jazz, Jazz, Jazz

  Sudanese band’s only album before quitting when sharia law was introduced is re-released by Habibi Funk

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• Friday, 7 December, 2018
  ReviewAlbums

  6ix9ine: Dummy Boy

  Songs are chaotically varied, from basic street-rap numbers with brutally catchy beats to pop plodders

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• Friday, 7 December, 2018
  ReviewAlbums

  Earl Sweatshirt: Some Rap Songs

  Third solo album’s tracks are knotty and allusive, formed around obsessively looped samples and dense wordplay

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• Friday, 7 December, 2018
  ReviewFilm

  On digital: Path of Blood / Hotel Transylvania 3

  A chilling documentary on al-Qaeda and a slapstick animated sequel

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• Friday, 7 December, 2018
  What to watch on TV this week

  Daredevils and Divas, BBC4 — wonder, sequins and shouty men in top hats

  Documentary celebrating circus arts stresses recent developments in the form

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• Friday, 7 December, 2018
  What to watch on TV this week

  Love, BBC2 — a Dickensian Christmas tale without the optimism

  Families struggle in the limbo of temporary accommodation in Alexander Zeldin’s moving play

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• Friday, 7 December, 2018
  What to watch on TV this week

  Kipling’s dark side emerges in Mowgli: Legend of the Jungle on Netflix

  Despite a clunky script and distracting visuals, there are fascinating questions at the heart of this Jungle Book adaptation

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• Friday, 7 December, 2018
  ReviewArts books

  Francis by Ann Wroe — the rhythms of the saint

  A series of poems on the life of St Francis of Assisi is scarce on facts but rich in imagination

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• Friday, 7 December, 2018
  ReviewMusic

  Years & Years at the O2 Arena, London — it’s all about the singer

  The band owe their success as much to Olly Alexander’s personality as to their music

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