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In the Know
Classical Music
The world's top orchestras and solo artists unveil their programmes for London, and there is something for every musical taste
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Last Chance
Classical Music
When a traveller from another world arrives on Earth, its classical music helps her find her way – and guides her home
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We love
Cinema
To celebrate the release of Sara Driver's new Jean-Michel Basquiat documentary, we investigate how Basquiat, a self-taught outsider, became the darling of the art world establishment.
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Tried and Tested
Dance
The hit hip hop company Boy Blue showed off its impressively gifted students in A Night With Boy Blue, a short run of high-energy performances at the Barbican
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Preview
Dance
Bach’s sublime Goldberg Variations undergoes a fascinating reinterpretation through the joint work of a string orchestra and a small group of contemporary dancers
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Tried and Tested
Dance
The latest instalment in Julie Cunningham’s explorations into choreography and identity is her take on playwright Sarah Kane’s Crave
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We love
Classical Music
An hour's music is the perfect antidote to a demanding day, and starts the evening out in style
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Tried and Tested
Dance
A commemorative programme at the Barbican provides a rare insight into the early work of the choreographer who was to leave an indelible mark on British ballet: Kenneth MacMillan
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Tried and Tested
Immersive
After superlative reviews and a sellout run, Complicite's extraordinary exploration of sounds and storytelling returns to the Barbican for 2018
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Preview
Visual Arts
The relationship between art and intimacy is explored in the upcoming Barbican exhibition, Modern Couples
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In the Know
Theatre
Theatre-maker Zoë Svendsen leads a multi-media exploration of people's power to lead change
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In the Know
Theatre
Christopher Eccleston and Niamh Cusack star in the RSC's production of Macbeth, which transfers to London
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In the Know
Theatre
Katie Mitchell and Alice Birch collaborate in a theatrical exploration of the sex industry, voyeurism, and the male gaze
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Sold Out
Classical Music
A world-class conductor, three top soloists and an important French composer. (And they're all women, of course)
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Visual Arts
From prostitutes to street-peddlers and cross-dressers to circus performers: the Barbican celebrates the outsider in its compelling exhibition of photography spanning the last 50 years
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Tried and Tested
Best of
In this phenomenal retrospective, the late New York artist, Jean-Michel Basquiat, finally got the recognition he deserves
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Last Chance
Classical Music
A rare chance to catch a piece with not just one but seven composers, with the chance to see Sir Simon Rattle in action
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Essential
Classical Music
The world's best players, singers and conductors either work in London or head here at every opportunity. Take advantage of the best in classical music with our 2018 guide
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Book Now
Theatre
The Outback gets its own back: eerie play Picnic at Hanging Rock transfers to London after taking Edinburgh, Perth and Melbourne by storm
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Dance
As the world premiere of The Nutcracker and I, by Alexandra Dariescu looms tantalisingly close, we talk to some of the artists bringing us a Nutcracker like no other
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Book Now
Classical Music
A much-loved piano concerto is performed with a Tchaikovsky symphony
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We love
Dance
The enthralling ballerina Zenaida Yanowsky returns to the stage in Elizabeth, choreographer Will Tuckett’s reading of the life of Queen Elizabeth I
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Essential
Gigs
Herbie Hancock, Paolo Conte, The Average White Band plus a tribute to Basquiat: EFG London Jazz festival celebrates its 25th birthday across the city for a November to remember
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Tried and Tested
Dance
Michael Clark Company is back at the Barbican to delight and enthuse audiences with a remake of his 2016 tour de force. Don't miss this!
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Last Chance
Dance
The iconoclastic flamenco dancer Rocío Molina brings her show Fallen from Heaven to the Barbican as part of Dance Umbrella 2017
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Book Now
Classical Music
Messiah is often sung and played by enormous forces, but smaller ensembles like this bring an electrifying directness and pace to the great oratorio
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Book Now
Classical Music
British music is being championed by Sir Simon Rattle with the London Symphony Orchestra, and that includes new compositions, like Helen Grime's
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In the Know
Theatre
Blood and revenge are hammering in our heads - the RSC's Titus Andronicus comes to the Barbican
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Preview
Visual Arts
Why pay $100m for an original Basquiat when you can have it in clothing form? Answers on the back of a hoodie, please
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In The Know
The London Symphony Orchestra's new chief conductor is a game-changer for the capital's classical scene
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Things To Do
Basquiat makes his UK debut, ancient Siberian warriors settle at the British Museum, and the Royal Academy showcases American heavyweight Jasper Johns: Here's the best of London art this month
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Essential
Classical Music
With gorgeous Mendelssohn and Brahms melodies so excitingly communicated, the only problem will be how to stop singing along....
