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Perverse, sinister and fantastic: Marlene Dumas Tate Modern exhibition could be one of the best shows in London this year.
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REVIEW: It was overseen by National Theatre artistic director Nicholas Hytner and all the Tom Stoppard themes are there, but is it a brilliant play? asks Ella Cory-Wright
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Opposites still spark in this snappy and heart-warming rom-com told through the first and last hour of a relationship, writes Lucy Brooks
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A devastating yet subtle tale of maternal devotion and determination, stunningly performed by Penelope Wilton, writes Lucy Brooks
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An exuberant example of the joys of fringe theatre, which will have you howling with laughter, writes Lucy Brooks
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REVIEW: Could there be a better Thomas Cromwell? Mark Rylance leads the outstanding BBC Wolf Hall adaptation- surely the best TV series 2015 has to offer.
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REVIEW: The unique dance troupe achieve rare emotional realism
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Writhing flesh, divine retribution and world class portraiture: Royal Academy Rubens show is one of the best exhibitions in London.
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REVIEW: This intense, electrifying indie blows all others out of the water: hands down the best film of 2015 so far.
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Aesthetically powerful, and with a good momentum, Chronicles of Kalki deals with some powerful emotions but ultimately gets a little lost.
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REVIEW: Shakespeare's Othello is made urgently alive as the physical theatre brings thrilling ripples of violence and sensuality writes Lucy Brooks
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Mind-boggling feats both silly and profound make for an engrossing and refreshingly honest show, writes Lucy Brooks
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Winner of the 1998 Pulitzer Prize, Paula Vogel's How I Learned to Drive has first London revival at Southwark Playhouse this February.
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Fun, feisty and refreshingly feminist, Almodóvar's film fizzes on stage, but some of the hysteria and heartbreak feels a little hollow, writes Lucy Brooks
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All that glitters in Shakespeare's most controversial comedy sparkles on the Almeida stage as Rupert Goold's boldly updated production illuminates both humour and tragedy.
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It's man against the machine this winter as bold boundary-breaking theatre company 1927 satirise technology in a spectacular family show.
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REVIEW: A bold choice for the National Theatre: '3 Winters' shines a light on recent Croatian history- and Culture Whisper members have an exclusive discount.
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EDITOR'S PICK: Brand new at the National Theatre, David Hare's 'Behind the Beautiful Forevers' is a technical marvel with a great deal of bite, says Ella Cory-Wright