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The BBC broadcasts a mouthwatering selection of dance programmes throughout 2020, the perfect entertainment for those long evenings at home
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The Royal Opera House has announced further additions to its programme of curated online broadcasts, taking us to the end of July
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Dancing at Dusk – A Moment with Pina Bausch’s The Rite of Spring is a unique film event, available to rent on Sadler’s Wells Digital Stage throughout July
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Michaela Coel's incendiary drama soldiers on by understanding how complicated women can be utterly unacceptable too. Episodes 9 and 10 deal in hypocrisy and self-destruction
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My Brilliant Friend now examines the pains of unrequited love as Elena (Margherita Mazzucco) is made to bear the rising romance between Lila (Gaia Girace) and Nino (Francesco Serpico)
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This blockbuster Royal Academy exhibition exploring Picasso's works with paper shows the master in a more intimate light
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Aubrey Beardsley's darkly erotic illustrations come to Tate Britain for a blockbuster spring exhibition
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Steve McQueen's school photos projects goes on display at Tate Britain next week
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Devised as part of this year's Hyundai Commission, Kara Walker's 13-metre-high fountain explores the genesis of the African diaspora in Tate Modern's Turbine Hall
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This unflinching exhibition explores vulnerability, strength, race and gender, from private images of Taliban fighters to the bull fighters of Spain
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Five of Titian's most epic paintings are to be reunited for an exhibition at the National Gallery next spring
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In February Cerith Wyn Evans will hold a gallery-wide exhibition that promises to light up White Cube
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Cate Blanchett stars as political activist Phyllis Schlafly in the much-awaited Mrs America, chronicling Schlafly's opposition to the women's liberation movement in the 1970s
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Sassy sellout hit Six the musical has found an ingenious solution to Covid restrictions: the show is going on a drive-in tour of the UK
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Two short duets drawn from The Royal Ballet's extensive repertoire made up dance’s fleeting participation in the third Live From Covent Garden programme
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Arabella (Michaela Coel) continues to struggle with her second work, but finds communal solace in her support group. Terry (Weruche Opia), on the other hand, is sceptical
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81-year-old Sir Ian McKellen will play Hamlet in a new age-blind production that is beginning rehearsals under social distancing
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English National Ballet's Wednesday Watch Parties come to an end with two charming works, Bournonville's La Sylphide and Wheeldon's Cinderella-in-the-round
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Elena (Margherita Mazzucco) tries to upgrade herself into the Neapolitan intelligentsia while trying to score with Nino (Francesco Serpico), which threatens her friendship with Lila (Gaia Girace)
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The BBC's new Talking Heads remake uses Alan Bennett's original stories along with well as two premieres. Jodie Comer, Martin Freeman and Imelda Staunton star
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Luca Silvestrini’s Protein dance company has announced a new digital season running throughout summer and autumn under the heading Protein21, to mark the company’s 21st anniversary
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A new pocket of Princess Diana's life will be explored courtesy of Kristen Stewart, in a new film by Pablo Larraín coming next year
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Live music returns to Glyndebourne with a mini-festival of orchestral pieces and opera, an Offenbach comedy at its heart
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Based on Eleanor Catton's Booker-winning novel, The Luminaries is an endlessly confusing murder-mystery wrapped in gold nuggets and zodiac signs. Eva Green stars
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Live opera returns, with a drive-in production of a Puccini favourite
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Michaela Coel wrestles with hurricane confessions and complicated flashbacks, as I May Destroy You continues to be one of the best TV shows of the year
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Lila (Gaia Girace) and Elena (Margherita Mazzucco) return for the next chapter in Elena Ferrante's Neapolitan coming-of-age story, The Story of a New Name
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Ryan Murphy's political anthology series soldiers on, as after surviving high school his ambitious protagonist Peyton (Ben Platt) is running for Senate
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Adam Kay's bestselling memoir is heading to the small screen in a BBC-AMC co-production – and Ben Whishaw will be playing the author himself
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World-class artists perform live and nightly to a small audience, with dinner to follow, and all in a relaxed venue re-ordered for post-lockdown
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In Da 5 Bloods, Spike Lee examines the impact of the Vietnam from the perspectives of four African-American veterans: tackling PTSD, war stories, and black history. Chadwick Boseman stars
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At once relevant and timeless, the story of Anthony Bryan, who was wrongly threatened to be deported, is brought to the BBC by his brother, playwright Stephen S. Thompson
