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London-New York The various photographers featured in this exhibition have attempted to capture the essence of living in these booming cities, focusing on the architecture, people, street life and contemporary culture. Association Gallery, 9-10 Domingo Street, London. Admission is free. Runs until December 6. Information: 0171-608 1445.

Hard Cell is a modern folk tale about life in prison that encompasses theatre, readings and music. The work is a collaboration between ex-inmates and artists which challenges perceptions of prison life. Old Operating Theatre, 9a St Thomas' Street, London, 7.30pm. Tickets pounds 4.50 (pounds 3 concessions). Information: 0181-340 6126.

Take a romp through the world of international high fashion with the English Touring Opera's production of The Marriage of Figaro. Photographer Count Almaviva has an eye for the beautiful women. Figaro acts as his invaluable assistant in a tale of mistaken identity and intrigue. Anvil Theatre, Churchill Way, Basingstoke, Hampshire, 7.30pm. Tickets pounds 12-19. Box Office: 01256 844244. Performances November 18, 20 and 22.

Tonight, the Berlin Philharmonic Quintet play works by Mozart, Poulenc and Barber. They will be joined by pianist Stephen Hough, who recently won a Gramophone award for best instrumental recording. Royal Festival Hall, 16 Duncan Terrace, London. Tickets pounds 6-17. Box Office: 0171-960 4242.