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Our critic recommends the best recent classical and opera releases, from Shostakovich to Giordano
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Our critic recommends the best recent classical and opera releases, from Shostakovich to Giordano
The best film of 2021 was one few people even heard of: The Electrical Life of Louis Wain, directed by the Brit Will Sharpe. A fantastical biopic, it told the story of the English visual artist who popularized cats in the Victorian era through his surreal illustrations. Benedict Cumberbatch portrays the lead in his finest performance to date, and the sublime Claire Foy inhabits his wife, Emily. After tragedy strikes the couple, Wain’s fragile mental state leads to an increasingly psychedelic style and a nervous breakdown. Sharpe, all of 35, displays a dazzling visual palette, his own art mat...
Athens gets the hype and most of the tourists, but Greece's second-largest city Thessaloniki, a major port in the northern part of the country, is more cosmopolitan and diverse and was home to the oldest Jewish populations in Europe before the Nazis ended that. Called Greece's co-capital, it has
YORK City fans have cheered chairman Jason McGill's decision to sell his majority stake in the club to the Supporters' Trust.
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