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Dance Review: Vicktor, Part Of Tanztheater Wuppertal Pina Bausch World Cities 2012 @ Sadler’s Wells

Fragmented scenes of human pain, laughter and cynicism: powerful yet absurd.

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London’s Top Brutalist Buildings

Discover your friendly neighbourhood hulk of concrete.

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Music Preview: 130701 Transcendentalists Tour 2012 @ Barbican

‘Post-classical’ innovation by four artists from the legendary FatCat Records (sponsored post).

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Opera Review: Einstein on the Beach @ Barbican Theatre

Philip Glass and Robert Wilson’s 1976 opera enjoys its UK premiere.

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Review: Bauhaus, Art As Life @ The Barbican

Major new retrospective on life at the influential design school.

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Arts Ahead: What’s On In London 1 – 7 May

This week’s hottest theatre, dance, opera, classical, world music, jazz and art events

Anna Chancellor stars in South Downs / The Browning Version at the Harold Pinter Theatre

Arts Ahead: What’s On In London 24 – 30 April

This week’s hottest theatre, dance, opera, classical, world music and art events

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Theatre Review: Big And Small @ Barbican

Cate Blanchett steals the show in Botho Strauss’s 1978 play.

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Reader Offer: The Sinking Of The Titanic @ Barbican

Get 20% off tickets to this moving musical experience on the 100th anniversary of the Titanic disaster (sponsored).

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Arts Ahead: What’s On In London 10-16 April

This week’s hottest theatre, art, classical and world music events

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Theatre Review: The Master And Margarita @ Barbican

Everything but the cat is top notch