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Music Reissues Weekly: Tarkovsky - the ‘Ivan's Childhood,’ ‘Andrei Roublev,’ ‘Solaris,’ ‘Mirror’ and ‘Stalker’ soundtracks
This useful five-CD clamshell box set collects the soundtrack music from the Tarkovsky films Ivan's Childhood (1962), Andrei Roublev (1966…
Man to Man, Royal Court review – vividly high-definition revival
Marching feet, stamping feet, men in black balaclavas, masks, racist chants. In this home atmosphere, and with several European countries…
The Gentlemen, Season 2, Netflix review - Guy Ritchie's toffs and robbers ride again
Guy Ritchie’s tall tales of toffs and robbers continue apace in this second series of The Gentlemen, as we return to the country estate of…
Classical CDs: Bluejays, cornetts and crapshooters
Frank Loesser: Guys and Dolls Sierra Boggess, Nathaniel Hackmann, Louise Dearman, David Seadon-Young et al, Sinfonia of London/John Wilson…
Going home with Rhiannon Giddens, and her new album 'Hope is the Thing with Feathers'
The breathtakingly prolific artist, Rhiannon Giddens, inhabits a rich territory that breaks the constraints of time and space – the…
BBC Proms: Bach's Mass in B Minor, Arcangelo, Cohen review - lively balance of mathematics and soul
For composers like Mozart and Beethoven, the key of B minor was traditionally one of the most melancholic keys – in Mozart’s case,…
San Francisco Ballet: Mere Mortals, Sadler’s Wells review - bravura dancing but an opaque narrative
Tamara Rojo was a staunch supporter of women choreographers when she ran English National Ballet, so it’s no surprise that her inaugural…
Kimberly Akimbo, Hampstead Theatre review - age is just a number, but cruelly so
It’s a tricky elevator pitch for a night out. On the one hand, Kimberly Levaco, the protagonist, is aging in dog years and has just hit a…
theartsdesk at the Presteigne Festival 2026 - premieres galore, a distinguished residency, and virtuosic solo performances
Sixteen world premieres and two Welsh premieres, performed in the space of five days by a string chamber orchestra, a choir and several…
Better Go Mad in the Wild review - a parable for our times
“I wanted the film to feel like a fairy tale for adults”, says Miro Remo, the award winning director of Better Go Mad in the Wild and, from…

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