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Seconds out! Regents Opera’s Salome lands a knockout punch at York Hall
© Steve Gregson
Rafael Payare finds artistry at full throttle with the Pittsburgh Symphony
© Josh Milteer
Art imitates art in English Touring Opera’s bracing new Pagliacci
© Richard Hubert Smith
Andris Nelsons and the BSO arrive in New York, with baggage in tow
© Chris Lee
Martha Graham Dance Company celebrates 100 years in New York
© Steven Pisano
Kazuki Yamada shines with CBSO in Bartók and Rachmaninov
© Jude Radley
Now you see it, now you don’t: Parsifal without the hocus-pocus in Lower Bavaria
© Peter Litvai
The Australian Ballet and Bangarra Dance Theatre in Flora: roots, rupture and renewal
© Daniel Boud
After three centuries, Handel’s Il trionfo del tempo e del disinganno returns to Rome
© Fabrizio Sansoni
Pina Bausch’s Kontakthof – Echoes of ‘78: poignant reality
© Ursula Kaufmann
The unbearable darkness of Innocence: Saariaho’s final opera receives New York premiere
© Karen Almond | Met Opera
Hervé Koubi’s Les nuits barbares: spectacle and showmanship
© Didier Philispart
Atlanta Ballet shines in a mixed contemporary program
© Shoccara Marcus
English National Ballet School offers a magical, transporting Cinderella at Sadler’s Wells East
© Photography by ASH
Petrenko and Serebrennikov forge a new Ring in Salzburg
© Frol Podlesnyi
Evgeny Kissin leaves a trail of happy hearts at the Barbican
© Ed Maitland Smith
Energy, precision and drama from the Philadelphia Orchestra and Marin Alsop at Carnegie Hall
© Chris Lee
Exhibitions of style: Hubbard Street Dance returns to New York
© Michelle Reid
A Baroque Netflix evening: Zurich’s star-studded Giulio Cesare
© Monika Rittershaus
Sad shanties from Manchester Collective and Sean Shibe
© Pete Woodhead
Seconds out! Regents Opera’s Salome lands a knockout punch at York Hall
© Steve Gregson
Rafael Payare finds artistry at full throttle with the Pittsburgh Symphony
© Josh Milteer
Art imitates art in English Touring Opera’s bracing new Pagliacci
© Richard Hubert Smith
Andris Nelsons and the BSO arrive in New York, with baggage in tow
© Chris Lee
Martha Graham Dance Company celebrates 100 years in New York
© Steven Pisano
Kazuki Yamada shines with CBSO in Bartók and Rachmaninov
© Jude Radley
Now you see it, now you don’t: Parsifal without the hocus-pocus in Lower Bavaria
© Peter Litvai
The Australian Ballet and Bangarra Dance Theatre in Flora: roots, rupture and renewal
© Daniel Boud
After three centuries, Handel’s Il trionfo del tempo e del disinganno returns to Rome
© Fabrizio Sansoni
Pina Bausch’s Kontakthof – Echoes of ‘78: poignant reality
© Ursula Kaufmann
The unbearable darkness of Innocence: Saariaho’s final opera receives New York premiere
© Karen Almond | Met Opera
Hervé Koubi’s Les nuits barbares: spectacle and showmanship
© Didier Philispart
English National Ballet School offers a magical, transporting Cinderella at Sadler’s Wells East
© Photography by ASH
Petrenko and Serebrennikov forge a new Ring in Salzburg
© Frol Podlesnyi
Evgeny Kissin leaves a trail of happy hearts at the Barbican
© Ed Maitland Smith
Energy, precision and drama from the Philadelphia Orchestra and Marin Alsop at Carnegie Hall
© Chris Lee
Exhibitions of style: Hubbard Street Dance returns to New York
© Michelle Reid
A Baroque Netflix evening: Zurich’s star-studded Giulio Cesare
© Monika Rittershaus
Sad shanties from Manchester Collective and Sean Shibe
© Pete Woodhead
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