Arts diary
The week's most intriguing arts happenings
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This week's arts diaryTwo new Doctor Whos and a Dennis Potter are found; a Dutch architecture firm show Clouded judgment in their design for twin towers; and does Britain need a new capital?
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This week's arts diaryCould there be a 'German bailout' for the RSC? The award refusal that was refused, and will Glasgow get a Turner?
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This week's arts diary
Can Glasgow give us another Turner prize winner, don't ring dem bells and now Silvio's gone, all's well at the Venice Biennale
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This week's arts diaryWill the BBC have to cut an orchestra, while TV's Symphony gets a big fanfare? And an ROH malfunction leaves the sleepwalker short
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This week's arts diaryNew artistic director at Scottish Ballet, a bilingual British actor on Broadway and one ballerina's perfumed role preparation
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This week's arts diary – from New York
From the finest public art that money can buy to a very populist forum for the cutting edge of music
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This week's arts diaryA woman to lead the RSC, plus Shrigley's cookery opera, and a paratrooper targets Ed Vaizey
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This week's arts diaryCharlotte Higgins: This week, news of the quintessential American museum, is the Duchess of Cambridge art smart and politicians in the stalls
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This week's arts diaryPaul Andrew Williams's new film Song for Marion finishes location shooting, Jeanette Winterson tweets the Bible and Andrew Lloyd Webber lets schools take on Cats and Phantom
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This week's arts diaryKate Winslet's award-deserving vomit, plus the battle for the Golden Lion, and on the sofa with Jake Chapman
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This week's arts diaryLaura Barnett: The French are frankly unshockable at the Avignon festival, plus Lynn Barber shorn and Rabbie Burns's local theatre saved
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This week's arts diary19 Jul 2011: Reverend Billy 'exorcises' BP while The Tree of Life finds some spiritual support
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This week's arts diaryThe Italian Job hits Bexhill, plus Bonhams get demolished, and a Modern Family masterclass
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This week's arts diary
Turner winner Richard Wright does a castle makeover, plus new orchestras to watch, and the Tate Modern's new lieutenant
This week's arts diary