As one of the longest-running battles in British heritage comes to an end, the listing of the London arts complex vindicates the audacity of this sensational droogs’ paradise
Britain’s battle of bruta…
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My cultural awakening: a Marina Abramović show helped me to stop hating my abusive father ○
At an Abramović art takeover I discovered the quiet strength of a political protester from Myanmar. It gave me a new father figure – and unblocked my creativity
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‘He will not leave the stage. Ever’: Marina Abramović and Igor Levit on their marathon 16-hour concerty ○
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The week in classical: Aida; Chineke!; Paddington Trio – review ○
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Royal Opera House; Queen Elizabeth Hall; Kings Place, London
The Royal Opera Chorus steals the show in a revival of Robert Carsen’s solemn take on Verdi; Chineke! celebrate 10 years of change-making. …
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