The critics

Albums of the week: Kieran Hebden and William Tyler, Kojey Radical, Wednesday and L’Antidote

Hebden, aka Four Tet, and Tyler reunite on an elegant, undefinable record that up-ends expectations

Wendy Ide’s pick of other films: The Lost Bus, A Big Bold Beautiful Journey, Solo and more

Paul Greengrass’s ripped-from-real-life thriller about a California wildfire is sickeningly tense

Tate Modern’s Theatre Picasso – contrived, confused, uncalled for

This exhibition is concerned with presentation, but artworks are mounted on mesh grids like posters at Ikea

How the Lovell Health House became a Hollywood icon

The 1930s modernist masterpiece was designed as a centre of wellness and sanitation before directors spotted its cinematic potential

Audible’s star-studded Pride and Prejudice does Austen proud

This lively, funny adaption charmed even an Austen refusenik like me. Plus, Anna Wolfe explores the challenges of dating sober

Star power can’t save Black Rabbit

Jason Bateman and Jude Law star as a screwed-up Cain and Abel in this sluggish, bloated crime drama. Plus, Coldwater is winningly unhinged and the riotous Juice returns

Steve is a nerve-shredding portrait of troubled souls

Cillian Murphy is devastating as the frazzled head of a reform school for boys in Tim Mielants’ gripping, exhausting drama

Alice Birch’s bold, baffling history of masculinity

Men go in search of self-knowledge in this era-spanning saga whose meaning is frustratingly elusive

London City Ballet’s Momentum is a multi-course feast for the eyes

This varied evening of dance is like being given a tasting menu and told to enjoy

Anna Netrebko electrifies in a controversial Tosca

Music and politics meet in a stripped-back Puccini in Jakub Hrůsä’s ROH debut

Memories of David Bowie

This Radio 6 Music series about the early years of the great pop artist, featuring Kate Moss and Robbie Williams, is full of unheard detail and vivid colour. Plus, Adrian Chiles goes in search of Elgar

Jade, Ed Sheeran, Sophie Ellis-Bextor and Mulatu Astatke

The former Little Mix star’s new album shimmers with her post-Simon Cowell pop nous and vocal range

The Long Walk, Downton Abbey and more

The Long Walk, about a brutal annual endurance test in which 50 young men plod across the country, is a dour slog

The Tubs – an indie band for a post-indie landscape

The Welsh rock band operate on a shoestring, making brilliant, life-enhancing music without a publicity machine

Anton Bruckner’s divisive legacy

A capacity Albert Hall crowd made their way through tube strike London to see the composer's unfinished Symphony No 9

What should we make of Mrs Mary Whitehouse?

Maxine Peake stars as the Christian moral crusader in a play that asks us to pass judgment without having the facts straight

How pointillism revolutionised painting

The National Gallery show Radical Harmony: Helene Kröller-Müller’s Neo-Impressionists presents a pan-European movement with extraordinary aims and variations

Haywire: an entertainingly meta take on The Archers

Plus, the squelchy sounds of rural life in Cow/Deer at the Royal Court