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Another stacked season from this Vancouver company.

A pair of Megan Thee Stallion concerts, the return of the "Beetlejuice" musical and an exhibit of Chicago protest art are among the entertainment highlights of the week ahead.

Our reviewer give their verdict on acts all over town from the No Pay, No Way, Carmen, Chris Isaak and Grease.

A rethinking of 'Carmen' reflects on gender power structures in a brilliant performance for our times.

Carmen and Frankenstein are without a doubt two of the most over-worked tropes in our culture, the myths of the evasively seductive gypsy and the human monster machine being lazily recycled and plundered and vulgarised in various forms to the point at which their authentic primal power has been altogether deflated. So it was with

Dance inspired by the temples of Gozo

Johan Inger’s cool take on Bizet’s tragic heroine is given its UK premiere by English National Ballet, while LA’s Yorke Dance Project celebrates three California dance pioneers

Given its UK premiere by English National Ballet, Johan Inger’s new version of the Bizet story cuts out cliche and embraces the bleakness – albeit at the expense of some passion

Sadler’s Wells

Minju Kang and Rentaro Nakaaki skip and swoop their way through this classic red-frilled tale of obsession