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Clive Gillinson, head of the 134-year-old New York concert hall, tells The National that the region is investing in institutions built to last
Policy on punctuality and mobile use aims to bring cultural venue into line with international counterparts
Ahead of their Abu Dhabi show, singer Joseph Williams on why hits like Africa and Rosanna are built to last
Life of the 11th-century polymath was discussed at the Abu Dhabi International Book Fair
The US comedian hits finds the sweet spot between comedy and pathos in latest tour
Authors are blurring genres and experimenting with narrative techniques
First draft of screenplay was key evidence in 1963 plagiarism trial that took a toll on writer Ian Fleming
From comedy to music and dance to drama, the next eight months offer an eclectic mix of shows
A bold new era for Arabic fiction – one that steps beyond tradition to embrace new styles, voices and forms
Ghassan Salame calls for a more self-reliant approach to restoration, at Abu Dhabi International Book Fair
Egyptian-French writer Gilbert Sinoue's new work challenges historians who have downplayed the contributions made to science and culture
Sheikh Salem places emphasis on building inclusive societies as he urges creatives to harness benefits of AI
Speaking at the Abu Dhabi Book Fair, veteran actor says Egyptian productions are losing some of their universal appeal
The opening day’s addresses delivered both stark and hopeful messages about artificial intelligence
The Egyptian-Canadian actor and cookbook author made an appearance on opening day of the event