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Autumn arts preview 2015

Guardian critics pick the best in UK arts and entertainment to look forward to this season
  • Dancers test the limits of Hussein Chalayan’s fabric creations for Gravity Fatigue.

    How Hussein Chalayan fashioned a dance where costumes rule

    The fashion designer has worked in dance before, but Gravity Fatigue is the first show he has devised and directed himself. And the sets and costumes are as fabulous as you would expect
  • Scottish Ballet Russell Maliphant ballets trockadero de monte carlo

    The unmissable dance shows of autumn 2015

    Francesca Annis and Hussein Chalayan make their debuts, Carlos Acosta does Carmen, and Dance Umbrella perform on the roof of a multi-storey car park
  • Peep Show muppets Dresser Chewing Gum

    The hottest TV shows of autumn 2015

    Lady Gaga sends shivers through the schedules, Dickens goes soap, it’s goodbye to Peep Show and Downton – and the Muppets get a makeover
  • Seckou Keita

    Jazz, world and folk music: the hottest gigs for autumn 2015

  • ENO tackles Lady Macbeth of Mtsensk

    Classical and opera highlights: the must-sees of autumn 2015

  • Drake performing at the Coachella festival earlier this year.

    How rap got weird

  • Wiz Khalifa Adele Florence + the Machine

    Rock and pop: the biggest albums and tours of autumn 2015

  • Katherine Ryan, Trevor Noah and Bridget Christie

    Comedy: the best standup gigs and tours in autumn 2015

  • Clockwise from top, artist and activist Ai Weiwei; Charles and Ray Eames; Frank Auerbach's Hampstead Road, High Summer; Lee Miller in Hitler's bathtub.

    Art, design and architecture: what to see in autumn 2015

  • Nicole Kidman in Photograph 5; National Theatre Wales stages a marathon Iliad; Kate Fleetwood in Medea

    Theatre: the hottest plays of autumn 2015

    Nicole Kidman is back in the West End – as the woman who cracked DNA. Judi Dench plays opposite Kenneth Branagh in A Winter’s Tale, David Morrissey hangs up his noose, and there are classic tragedies unfolding everywhere from Manchester to Llanelli
  • Joseph Gordon-Levitt as Philippe Petit in The Walk

    Oscar bait: why the glossy documentary remake rules this season

    From twin towers tightrope walks to the Lance Armstrong story, ‘based on the acclaimed documentary’ is Hollywood’s latest short cut to an Oscar
  • Daniel Craig is in action again as James Bond; much-anticipated Star Wars: The Force Awakens; Emily Blunt turns action hero in Sicario; and Carey Mulligan in Suffragette

    The films to watch in autumn 2015: from Everest to Star Wars

    Meryl Streep leads the Suffragettes, Bond battles Spectre, Angelina Jolie finds her marriage crumbling – and the Star Wars originals blast back … We preview this season’s must-see films
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