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A crowd-pleaser, if ever there was one, The Royal Ballet’s sunny, funny production of Don Quixote is wowing audiences at the Royal Opera House
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Tanztheater Wuppertal Pina Bausch's brand new work is an homage to the late choreographer that nonetheless moves the company into the future
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Europe’s director of the moment Ivo van Hove translates a Hollywood classic for the stage with sly, stylish production and two truly starry leading ladies
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Wallace & Gromit's Musical Marvels sees your favourite duo up to more mischief as animations meet live orchestral music at the Barbican
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Beatrix Potter's beloved characters are coming to life in Theatre Royal Haymarket's play, Where Is Peter Rabbit? Radishes at the ready...
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Underbelly Festival Southbank is back – featuring comedy, circus and much more
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Record-Breaking Magic Sensations: The Ehrlich Brothers at The SSE Arena, Wembley, Saturday 6 April
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A Week With Marilyn brings together a collection of rare images by photographer Ed Feingersh, giving an intimate window into the star's life
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The first trailer for Disney's follow-up has arrived featuring new characters, tons more animation wizardry, a strange new autumnal world, plus a much darker tone
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Prada turns to pastries, opening a London branch of its Milan bakery: Marchesi 1824
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A new seafood restaurant from Bonnie Gull co-founder Alex Hunter, The Sea,The Sea, is opening in Chelsea
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This exhibition of iconic images from the height of David Bailey's career is a veritable who's who of 60's cool, from Michael Caine to London's most notorious gangster family.
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Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett's Good Omens is set to stream on Amazon Prime and stars David Tennant, Michael Sheen, and now Benedict Cumberbatch
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An all-female creative team bring arctic tale of growing up and exploring the unknown to Trafalgar Studios
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The frailties of capitalism play out as director Rachel Chavkin revives Arthur Miller's Great Depression drama The American Clock at The Old Vic
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It's been confirmed that Vince Gilligan's new Breaking Bad film is a two-hour Netflix sequel, with Aaron Paul returning as Jesse Pinkman
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This free festival showcases the best of London's West End. Live singing and dancing from smash hit shows take over Trafalgar Square
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Tongue-in-cheek interpretation of Handel's heroic opera stars counter-tenor Tim Mead and Elizabeth DeShong
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12 Years A Slave actor Chiwetel Ejiofor marks his directorial debut with The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind, an inspirational but hardly invigorating look at Malawian history
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A new retrospective of the early years of American photographer Diane Arbus comes to the Hayward Gallery, London
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Don't miss the inimitable Maggie Smith on stage for the first time in 12 years, playing Joseph Goebbels' secretary
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British abstract painter Frank Bowling is given his first major retrospective at Tate Britain in May – an exhibition that will include his iconic poured paintings
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February sees the first major UK exhibition of Norwegian painter Harald Sohlberg at the Dulwich Picture Gallery
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Mozart's magical opera of love, adventure and revenge, gets an exciting new look and first-class musical treatment
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How much do you give up for love? So much that you are no longer the beloved person? That is the dilemma for the water nymph in Dvorák's traditional tale
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David Suchet and Brendan Coyle shine in Arthur Miller’s The Price, as Wyndham’s Theatre make the best of a piece that lacks a punch
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International ballet stars come together in Against the Stream, a gala masterminded by entrepreneur and former Principal Dancer Ivan Putrov to celebrate ballet pioneers
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Marie Colvin was a war correspondent who tragically lost her life in Syria. Rosamund Pike helps bring her story to the big screen with a Golden Globe-nominated performance
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The Belgian dance theatre company Ultima Vez returns to the Southbank Centre with Mockumentary of a Contemporary Saviour, a characteristically complex work by the choreographer Wim Vandekeybus
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Arthur Miller's classic study of persecution and panic is re-imagined with John Proctor played by a woman in Yard Theatre's first show by a non-living writer
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A mesmerising revival: ENO's award-winning production of Philip Glass's opera set in Ancient Egypt, with a career-defining central performance
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The future of fashion is in safe hands, as this exhibition of up-and-coming talents from around the globe attests
