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Alain Prost liked being world champion so much he did it four times

Second helping of frothy Edith Wharton adaptation

Following the money to the Isle of Man, Spain and the Caribbean
film

Allegorical mayhem in an eerily familiar zombie Britain

John Schlesinger's Sixties classic now feels problematic, but retains an icky fascination
new music

Handsome box set of seven-inchers celebrating the ferocious Sixties rockers

Despite its record shop setting, this magnetic performance is a show as such
classical

Cream of the graduate crop from Manchester's Music College show what they can do

A great pianist's early recordings boxed up, plus classical string quartets, French piano trios and a big American symphony

A dream cantata date for Japanese maestro and local supergroup
opera

Unbalanced drama with a powerful core, uninhibitedly staged

Ten years after it first opened Barrie Kosky's production still packs a hefty punch

Real feeling turns the tables on stage artifice in Mozart that charms, and moves
theatre

Sarah Kane’s groundbreaking play gets a nostalgic anniversary reboot

Chapters and scenes from 'Ulysses', 'Dubliners' and a children’s story vividly done

David Adjmi's clever and compelling hit play gets a crack London cast
dance

Much-appreciated words of commendation from readers and the cultural community

The after-hours lives of the sad and lonely are drawn with compassion, originality and skill

The title says it: as dancemaker, as creative magnet, the man clearly works his socks off
comedy

Much-appreciated words of commendation from readers and the cultural community

Affectionate memorial to her dad

Search for his birth father takes a few turns
Books

Much-appreciated words of commendation from readers and the cultural community

A wide-eyed take on our digital world can’t quite dispel the dangers

Notes on danger and dialogue in the shadow of the Swiss Alps
visual arts

Much-appreciated words of commendation from readers and the cultural community

Emanations from the unconscious
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