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Diane Kruger excels in this terrorism-and-payback melodrama
Her first film as a director tells the story of a flamboyantly cross-dressing high-schooler
Paul Wright’s documentary assembles archive footage in a portrait of the British countryside
Sara Driver’s film documents Jean-Michel Basquiat during a pivotal period in the New York art scene
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
Anna Deavere Smith’s solo piece is a coruscating indictment of the US’s school-to-prison pipeline
Exhibition includes exquisite reliefs from the palace of Nineveh
London’s better-off music lovers are fostering an experience for the benefit of singers and instrumentalists
An all-star line-up could not mask all of the flaws in Harry Kupfer’s staid production
The German artist’s first solo UK exhibition displays her gift for achieving spontaneity through impeccable technique
Directed by Bruno Ravella and designed by Giles Cadle, this Victorian-set production is a delight
Artist known for wrapping the Reichstag creates mountain of oil barrels in the Serpentine
The artist has challenged the cost of art with her work that shows its price rising as viewers linger by it
A series that casts a spotlight on some of the trailblazing figures in the LGBTQ community
Arthur Miller’s last play reflects on his disintegrating relationship with Monroe
The Art Basel satellite event is a good place to spot tomorrow’s big-name artists
An exhibition of Concrete Art displays the vibrant aspects of a fiercely abstract movement
A master of multiple media, the Chicago-born artist both relishes the act of representation and questions its power
Plus: an interview with dancer-choreographer Akram Khan
During his two years at the Tunisian transit camp, the French photographer met many war refugees from Libya
Album contains newly composed pieces from the UK-born pianist as well as gems by Albéniz, Elgar and Sibelius
Although the album subsides into a run of slower numbers, it serves as a reminder of the singer’s glory days
Miriam Tamar and GNL Zamba’s singing and rapping, respectively, are a perfect mix of soulful and direct
