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Up close and personal

Up close and personal

Stripped bare, the flamenco superstar is more of a puppy than a sleek hound Joaquín Cortés Unleashed Roundhouse, London NW1

Hofesh Shechter

Hofesh Shechter

The way I see it: artists on politics

Everyday miracles

Everyday miracles

Edgy yet emotional, this is a vindication of the Royal Ballet's new appointment Infra Royal Opera House, London WC2

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Hope thrives in Rwanda

Hope thrives in Rwanda

Hope Azeda and her Mashirika Company are using contemporary performance to help change perceptions of Rwanda, both at home and abroad

Stepford school friends

Stepford school friends

Disney's cheerful cash cow is honest in ways grittier youth films can't match High School Musical 3: Senior Year (U) dir: Kenny Ortega

Strictly, but nicely

Strictly, but nicely

Everything about Strictly is good. Here is a programme featuring an element of reality - stars not only playing themselves, but actually doing something

In leaps and bounds

In leaps and bounds

Juliette Binoche makes an impressive foray into the world of modern dance in-i Lyttelton Theatre, London SE1

Dance, dance, wherever you may be . . .

Britons are dancing like they've never danced before

Edinburgh, open city

Edinburgh, open city

Every August, the Scottish capital plays host to the world's biggest season of arts events. Here, NS critics preview their highlights of this year's festival

Spot the fake

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On Philip Roth

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Slavoj Žižek

Lenin was right

“I am a Leninist. Lenin wasn’t afraid to dirty his hands. If you can get power, grab it”

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