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The trio performed an evening of through-improvised music at the Vortex Jazz Club
Dwight Rhoden’s production at the Folies Bergère has confetti and cabaret overtones
Martin Zandvliet’s film dramatises how German PoWs were forced to clear landmines to earn repatriation
Dreadlocked Charlize Theron flashes real steel as a cyberterrorist turning Vin Diesel against his own crew
Richard Gere conjures an artfully sympathetic portrayal of an otherwise unlikeable stereotype
The programmes span the globe in pursuit of works that deliver a sense of the numinous
From displacement to exhilaration, each track represents a movement in the musical sense of a coherent unit
A bossa nova-themed number and a soulful tribute to a lover are among the songs in the Londoner’s third record
The collection features surreal lyrics, eccentric singing and wilfully unpredictable structures
The virtuoso arias demand singers of agility, which Classical Opera’s cast supplies in abundance
Four chamber pieces for varying instruments are a whirlwind of variety, jazzy, lyrical, skittish
The artist’s first album in over a decade includes a Velvet Underground-style trip into childhood recollections
The drummer develops his grasp of the cinematic with an atmospheric and imaginative solo recording
Performances by Krystian Zimerman are propulsive, alive to every detail, and full of subtle, gentle expression
A compilation of Japanese folk-rock songs that range from Shiyabuya to Kansai
A collection of Polaroids that acts as a behind-the-scenes visual diary
‘Politics? It’s selfish but I couldn’t care less now my husband’s not involved’
From Bob Dylan to Adele, the song is now a karaoke tearjerker
The choreographer’s new work nestles folk dancing within a ballet idiom
Britain’s ballet companies come together to celebrate the choreographer’s legacy
Soprano Louise Alder captured every bewitching nuance of Handel’s heroine
The playwright’s work is convincingly relocated to a Caribbean island
A country house garden is at the heart of Mike Bartlett’s rich new drama
David Ives’ drama about sex and power opens at the Theatre Royal Haymarket, London
