Weekly Entertainment Guide: Film Premieres, Gallery Exhibitions, and Stage Revivals

This week's cultural offerings include several notable film releases. A24 presents 'The Drama,' a dark romantic comedy starring Zendaya and Robert Pattinson, directed by Kristoffer Borgli. A documentary titled 'Kim Novak's Vertigo' features the actress discussing her career and iconic role in Alfred Hitchcock's film. The animated feature 'The Super Mario Galaxy Movie' returns with voice performances by Chris Pratt, Anya Taylor-Joy, Jack Black, and Keegan-Michael Key. Scottish director David Mackenzie's thriller 'Fuze' follows characters dealing with an unexploded World War II bomb in London. In music, Jessie J tours the UK showcasing her sixth album, while Jamie Woon returns with new material after a long hiatus. The National Youth Orchestra performs works by Wagner, Prokofiev, and Joe Hisaishi in Manchester and London. A tribute to Stevie Wonder's music features vocalist Noel McCalla and saxophonist Derek Nash. Art exhibitions include Cecily Brown's new paintings at London's Serpentine Gallery, inspired by Kensington Gardens. Henry Moore's shelter drawings are displayed at the Henry Moore Studio and Gardens in Perry Green. The V&A Dundee explores the history of fashion catwalks, and Halima Cassell presents geometric abstract works at Tate St Ives. Stage productions feature Romola Garai in a contemporary version of Ibsen's 'A Doll's House' at London's Almeida Theatre. Jake Roche performs a comedy musical about celebrity life at Soho Theatre. Sadler's Wells hosts the Elixir festival celebrating older dancers, including works by Pina Bausch. 'Kiss of the Spider Woman' receives a revival at Curve theatre in Leicester. Streaming services debut 'Malcolm in the Middle: Life's Still Unfair' on Disney+, reuniting the original cast. BBC Two airs 'Twenty Twenty Six,' a satire starring Hugh Bonneville. 'The Miniature Wife' is a new comedy-drama on Now & Sky Atlantic. An adaptation of Margaret Atwood's 'The Testaments' arrives on Disney+. In gaming, 'The House of Hikmah' offers a narrative adventure set during the Islamic Golden Age. New albums include Dermot Kennedy's 'The Weight of the Woods,' Thundercat's 'Distracted,' Arlo Parks' 'Ambiguous Desire,' and a collaborative release from Earl Sweatshirt, MIKE, and Surf Gang. Podcast and video content includes the London Review of Books' 'Close Readings' series and Harvard's free Ancient Greek course on YouTube. BBC Four airs 'Storyville: André Is an Idiot,' a documentary about end-of-life care.