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A harrowing tale of innocence corrupted, English National Ballet’s Manon with Kenneth Macmillan’s masterful choreography returns to the London Coliseum
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Masculinity is in the spotlight at this potent play, which transfers to The Roundhouse after impressing at the National Theatre
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Samuel L. Jackson, James McAvoy and Bruce Willis star in M. Night Shyamalan's Glass, a sequel to both his 2000 superhero movie Unbreakable and his more recent schizo-horror film Split
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Tackling police brutality and revolt, Monsters and Men feels urgent – only months after Cannes hit BlackKklansman. John David Washington stars
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Now's the time to beat the January Blues: Netflix has plenty to offer in feelgood films sure to lift your spirits and find ways to feel better this month
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Ermonela Jaho takes Covent Garden by storm as Verdi's many-layered Violetta
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Saoirse Ronan and Margot Robbie star in Mary Queen of Scots, an upcoming historical drama charting the infamous rivalry between Elizabeth I and the titular Mary
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A thrilling and terrifying card game has deadly consequences in Tchaikovsky's great opera
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Hugh Jackman stars in political biopic The Front Runner as disgraced presidential candidate Gary Hart – but did this film need to be made?
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From a horror house to a gamer's paradise, VR experiences to try in London
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Barbican cinema discounts, 2 for 1 tickets and cheap day Tuesday: we round up where to buy and how to get cheap cinema tickets in London
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In The Upside, Hollywood remake of French triumph Intouchables, Kevin Hart and Bryan Cranston play two unlikely friends in a sentimental but stultifying rehash
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It won the Golden Globes for Best Picture and Best Actor, but Bohemian Rhapsody, the Freddie Mercury biopic, is still a bad film that gives a disappointing tribute act
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Steve Carell teams up with Forrest Gump director Robert Zemeckis in the tragicomic tale of Welcome to Marwen – a portrait of a miniature world of its own
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Showstopper! The Improvised Musical brings spontaneous song and silliness to the West End's The Other Palace
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Breaking down political stereotypes and the taboos of disease, these are the best movies to watch, January 2019
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Kristen Stewart and Chloë Sevigny play forbidden lovers in Lizzie: a biographical thriller about the Borden murders and the man who made it happen
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There's a gold rush of great shows to top off this year: from five-star musical to star-studded thriller, these are the new plays we have seen and adored
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The Culture Whisper team took part in a blind Christmas sandwich taste test. 2018 offers all the classics and some welcome surprises – here's what we thought
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A Fantastic Woman director Sebastian Lelio turns to the orthodox Jewish community in Disobedience. Rachel Weisz and Rachel McAdams star
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A welcome return for Jonathan Miller's impeccable production of Puccini's tender opera, stylishly set in 1930s Paris
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Sure, it's a good song, but Elton John better be ready for some company this year. From VISA to Burberry, Heathrow and Sainsburys, every Christmas advert worth watching in 2018
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Lisbeth Salander (Claire Foy) returns in The Girl in the Spider's Web, adapted from David Lagercrantz's book. And this assignment is bigger than anything she's faced before
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Extended: Teen Drag Queen musical Everybody's Talking About Jamie is a young, fun and fresh celebration of being a little bit different
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In cinemas for one week before it hits Netflix, the Coen Brothers head West in The Ballad of Buster Scruggs, a fun journey of cartoons and chaos
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British social-realist filmmaker Mike Leigh returns to historical drama, but on a far grander scale. Starring Maxine Peake, Peterloo tackles the 1819 Peterloo Massacre in Manchester
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Based on the New York Times bestseller by Angie Thomas, The Hate U Give offers a galvanising YA story starring Amandla Stenberg and KJ Apa
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With Been So Long, Netflix heads to Camden and lets Michaela Coel shine as a single mother who finds romance in a neon soaked musical
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Joaquin Phoenix, John C Reilly, Jake Gyllenhaal, and Riz Ahmed star in The Sisters Brothers, the new Western from French director Jacques Audiard
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Chris Pine and director David Mackenzie return together in a new medieval Netflix film, in which Scotland is (once again) trying to free itself from the English
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David Gordon Green ignores every other Halloween sequel and continues from the original – bringing back Jamie Lee Curtis as Laurie Strode, a woman with a taste for vengeance
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Hungarian director Laszlo Nemes is back with Sunset, a mysterious tale of a woman in a Budapest hat shop during the lead up to World War I
