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Shirley Baker: A Different Age, James Hyman Gallery review - the old at leisure Florence Hallett Monday, 22 June 2020 The note of longing scored into this exhibition’s title is well-judged: as things are now, it is the sight of the elderly in the company of friends, watching the world go by from... Album: Dream Wife - So When You Gonna… Guy Oddy Monday, 22 June 2020 Dream Wife started life as an art school project, and while their self-titled debut album was an exhilarating ride that resurrected the ghosts of The Slits, X-Ray Spex and a host... Joseph Mazur: The Clock Mirage review – brief histories of time Boyd Tonkin Sunday, 21 June 2020 The Greek philosopher Zeno’s paradoxes, which have plagued thinkers for around 2500 years, tell us that super-speedy Achilles can never outrun the tortoise and that an arrow in... Sunday, 21 June 2020 In the year when we should be reflecting on seventy years of peace in Europe but are too occupied with present day viruses, Brexit, and racism to remember our past, it’s timely... Wasp Network review – Cuban but no cigar Demetrios Matheou Friday, 19 June 2020 Frenchman Olivier Assayas is a writer/director who can produce small-scale, cerebral dramas (Personal Shopper,Clouds... Album: John Legend - Bigger Love Nick Hasted Friday, 19 June 2020 Personal grace and crafted precision underpin John Legend’s neo-soul style, leaving pushing boundaries to others, to stake... 7500 review - a turbulent ride Owen Richards Thursday, 18 June 2020 Thank goodness no-one’s going anywhere this year, because 7500 does for planes what Jaws did for bright yellow lilos. Set... ★★★★★ A FOREIGN AFFAIR Billy Wilder and Marlene Dietrich weave that old black magic CLASSICAL CDS WEEKLY Belgian orchestral music, a trip to Venice and a journey round the horn Based on the Booker Prize-winning novel, this new big budget murder mystery sparkles and shines Revelatory treatment of the historic discoveries of Howard Carter and Lord Carnarvon Billy Wilder and Marlene Dietrich weave that old black magic in their black market tale Part Two of Bruno Dumont s musical biopic ranges from scathing to compassionate From King Lear to Bilbo Baggins - remembering the great film actor who vanquished stage fright California-inspired collaboration between two American greats sounds better than ever Belgian orchestral music, plus a trip to Venice and a journey into the horn s past Vivid Mozart style from top cast and conductor, but concepts work only fitfully Clever programming from mastermind Antonio Pappano showcases best of British plus From King Lear to Bilbo Baggins - remembering the great film actor who vanquished stage fright Andrea Levy s Windrush epic bursts triumphantly onto the stage – and our screens The state of Britain then and now gets a look-in, as do animals in human form The director Richard Macer had exclusive access to the male stars of the Royal Ballet. He describes what he discovered The Pina Bausch Foundation releases the first in a projected series of digital recordings One of the great visionaries of our era, Christo believed absolutely in art for art s sake Get a weekly digest of our critical highlights in your inbox each Thursday!Simply enter your email address in the box belowView previous newsletters

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