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Daniel Radcliffe plays the title role in the first major London revivalÌýsince 1996. Martin McDonagh's comic masterpiece examines an ordinary coming of age in extraordinary circumstancesÌý,confirming his position as one of the most original Irish voices to emerge in the second half of the twentieth century.

The Cripple of Inishmaan is one of the five playsÌýof the . Privates on Parade, ÌýPeter and Alice, A Midsummer Night's Dream and Henry V

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When Rutherford & Son opened at the Royal Court in 1912 it was hailed as a sensation: this latest revival began life at Northern Broadsides theatre in Halifax before going on tour. Directed by Jonathan Miller, it’s just opened atÌýthe Ìýin London until 29th June

1.Behind the Candelabra

Director: Steven Soderbergh
Cast: Michael Douglas, Matt Damon, Rob Lowe, Dan Ackroyd
Behind The Candelabra is in cinemas now.
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2. The IcemanÌý

Director: Ariel Vromen
Cast: Michael Shannon, Winona Ryder, Chris Evans, Ray Liotta, David Schwimmer, Robert Davi, Danny Abeckaser
The Iceman is in cinemas now

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Director: Claude Miller
Cast: Audrey Tautou, Gilles Lellouche, Anais Demoustier, Catherine Arditi
°Õ³óé°ùè²õ±ð is in cinemas now.
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4. Wreck-It Ralph (DVD)Ìý
Director: Rich Moore
Cast: John C.Reilly, Sarah Silverman, Jack McBraye
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Wreck-It Ralph is onÌýDVD on Monday

Mark Billingham wasÌýa stand-up comic, an actor and scriptwriter before he becameÌýan author.ÌýÌýThe Dying HoursÌý is the latest in the DI Tom Thorne series.

The Dying Hours is published by Little Brown and out now.

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In an attempt to persuade new audiences to GlyndebourneÌýthatÌýopera isÌýa rich and diverse celebration of the very best opera in the world, Andy West took one of our listeners to join the 150,000 people converging on the country house in East Sussex. As well as going behind the scenes, Nancy and Andy watched Ariadne auf Naxos. Nancy tells us what she thought of the experience.

runs until August the 25th.

1. SisterlandÌý by Curtis Sittenfeld
Identical twins, Kate and Violet,Ìýshare a hidden gift, a special kind of intuition thatÌýallows them to see things that are yet to come.Following a revelation in their teens they live separate lives;Ìý Twenty years later KateÌýsuppresses her premonitions in the hope of leading a normal family life, Violet lives alone and works as a psychic medium,sheÌýignites a media storm by predicting a major earthquake in the St Louis area where they live.

Sisterland by Curtis Sittenfeld is published by Transworld and out this week.

2. Yonahlossee Riding Camp for Girls by Anton Disclafani
1930s America, Southern High Society: Part love story, part coming-of-age novel, this is the story of an uncommon girl navigating a treacherous road to womanhood.

Yonahlossee Riding Camp for Girls by Anton Disclafani is published by Headline, out now.

3.Ìý The Other TypistÌý by Suzanne Rindell
New York City, 1924: the height of Prohibition and the whole city swims in bathtub gin.
Rose Baker is an orphaned young woman working as a typist in a police precinct on the lower East Side..ÌýOdalie begins work at the precinct and Rose finds herself falling under the new typist's spell. But just who is the real Odalie, and how far will Rose go to find out?

The Other TypistÌý by Suzanne Rindell is published by Fig Tree, out now

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4. The Art of Being a Woman: My Mother, Schiaparelli, and Me by Patricia Volk
Patricia Volk's memoir juxtaposes the lives of two women - the iconoclastic fashion designer Elsa Schiaparelli and the author's own mother - to tell the story of how young Patricia fashioned herself into a woman.
The Art of Being a Woman by Patricia Volk is published by Hutchinson and out now.

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GLASGOW – A spell-binding mix of comedy, magic and burlesque featuring performances from Nona Nightmare and Psyclone Jack and comedians Gary Little and Michael Redmond. Venue: The Hold (Underneath The Admiral Bar), GlasgowÌýÌýÌýÌýÌý

CARDIFF – The Anglo Welsh Festival of Male ChoirsÌýthe voices of Biddulph, Bridgend, Cardiff Arms Park, and many more male choirs combine with an orchestra for a magical evening of music. Also featuringÌý Llanishen Fach Primary School Choir.At the Hayes Theatre
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ILFORD – the opening of the Internationally renowned Iford Arts FestivalÌýincludes opera, picnic proms and cloister concerts.Ìý Runs until August and La Traviata is on until the 22nd.Ìý

NORWICH – gallery is showcasing photographs which reflect the impact immigration has had on the city. It starts on Monday and runs until next weekend.
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NORTHAMPTON . The American guitar legend Woody Mann is at the Thunkshop Café to screen his film about the Reverend Gary Davis who was a ragtime and gospel musician.Ìý

CAMBRIDGEÌý For 25 years, John Preston and Neil Warmsley have both been inspired by, and cared for Cambridge’s rich heritage of trees. JohnÌý a talented artist, has created some new etchings, including snowy landscapes, feature trees from Cambridge and beyond.ÌýThe exhibitionÌýat William’s Art Gallery has just opened andÌý runs until the 17th June.
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