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Dance
A deeply moving homage to the soldiers who fought in World War I, BalletBoyz’ Young Men has a new outing at the Wilton’s Music Hall
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Tried and Tested
Dance
Mark Bruce’s adaptation of Shakespeare’s Macbeth, now showing in the unique space of Wilton’s Music Hall, is disturbing and exhilarating in equal measure
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Theatre
The love, marriage and perpetual journeys of artist Marc Chagall and the writer Bella Rosenfeld are celebrated with grace and affection
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Tried and Tested
Opera
A privileged young man with lashings of money and London at his feet ...What can possibly go wrong?
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Opera
Flirtation races towards tragedy in an 80-minute version of Bizet's Carmen that gets to the heart of its colourful characters
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Opera
Carmen loves the men who don't love her. But when one of them weakens, disaster ensues for all involved
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Festival
Get to know an important Chinese scholar, spend a night at the Chinese opera, or get inside the life of the German pianist and composer Clara Schumann
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Tried and Tested
Opera
A Royal Opera directorial debut finds parallels between the classical world and a modern dictatorship
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Interview
As a child he begged his parents to play an opera video. Now Gerard Jones is directing a production for the Royal Opera House
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Theatre
Ben Duke, Paradise Lost: one man’s ambitious take on the creation myth is back in a brilliant venue, and still unmissable
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In the Know
Theatre
'Told by an Idiot' stages 'brutal comedy' I Am Thomas with lyrics by poet Simon Armitage
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Tried and Tested
Dance
The team that brought us last year’s award-hoarding Dracula returns with a miniaturised dance version of the Odyssyey, from the Mark Bruce Company.
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Classical Music
Violinist Peter Sheppard Skaerved opens his international Mozart series in the atmospheric East End venue
