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Work from four candidates will be exhibited at Tate Britain from September
FT critics review the latest shows on Broadway and beyond
Work from the four candidates will be exhibited at Tate Britain from September
Ella Hickson’s play tilts at power structures but feels fatally self-absorbed
A dizzying roll-call of Marvel stars take on Josh Brolin’s arch-villain
James Whale’s 1932 Welsh-set horror is a minor classic
A circumcision ritual is merely the starting point for a highly charged drama
A young Jersey woman is rescued by a brooding stranger after a night of misadventure
A fascinating installation employing professional mourners from across the world — but are we participants or voyeurs?
The veteran director’s quest for a ‘theatre miracle’ has brought him back to the UK
The artist’s most popular song on Spotify has been covered by everyone from Philip Glass to the X Factor finalists
Christian Gerhaher joined the ensemble for a performance including rarely heard works at the Royal Opera House
The British conductor’s debut with the Rundfunk-Sinfonieorchester Berlin included his own work alongside Liszt and Britten
Portrait sold for $26.9m when it last came to auction in 2003
The Italian’s flights of fantasy are winning clients from Jeff Koons to tech entrepreneurs
Benjamin Millepied’s tiny company punches (and kicks) above its weight
The cast ride the Cowardian merry-go-round with inexhaustible flair in this revived package of one-act plays
Musicality and unpretentiousness are the hallmarks of the Russian soprano’s performance
The conductor led the London Symphony Orchestra in two Barbican concerts themed around last works
Forget subtlety, depth and even logic: just surrender to the sheer pounding energy of the production
An unshowy set was the vehicle for music of substance
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