From the Masters of the Universe to Monteverdi: your complete entertainment guide to next week | Culture

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Masters of the Universe
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Swords and sorcery seems to be having a bit of a moment, with the excellent remake of Deathstalker a few months ago. Now Nicholas Galitzine flexes his muscles as Mattel’s 1980 hero He-Man, while Jared Leto struts his stuff as the villainous Skeletor.

An explosion
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Pete Ohs directed, produced, shot, directed and co-wrote this lo-fi hipster film about Bethany (Charli xcx) and Rob (Will Madden), a young couple on vacation in Warsaw who reconnect with an old friend when a volcanic eruption causes Bethany to reevaluate her life’s goals.

Horror Movie
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Before the concept was followed by the laugh-free shark and fire that was Date Movie, Epic Movie and Disaster Movie, the first Scary Movie had something of its own: dirty, raunchy, but with undeniable villains. Now the original talents are back for a “rebooquel” of cartoons like Terrifier 3, Ma and M3gan.

Enzo
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Robin Campillo (120 Beats Per Minute) returns to co-write and direct the final film from his friend Laurent Cantet, who died at the age of 63. Catherine Bray

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Photos of FKA
The O2, London, 10 June
The Grammy winner brings her brain-melting talent to the capital’s biggest arena. With four albums under his belt, including last year’s double, Eusexua and Eusexua Afterglow, expect a mix of tussled, crystalline ballads and big classic bangers. Michael Cragg

Gottwood Festival
Carreglwyd Estate, Anglesey (Isle of Anglesey), 11 to 14 June
Now in its 15th year, the Gottwood festival offers a mix of spectacular venues and mind-blowing electronic music. The latter is supported by the likes of Nottingham’s Crazy P, Georgia based festival and Manchester DJ Willow. MC

Arild Andersen, Rob Luft and Daniel Sommer Trio
Dorking, 9 June; London, June 10; Cambridge, 11 June; Birmingham, June 12
Norwegian musician Arild Andersen joins his gifted peers from a younger generation, UK guitarist Rob Luft and Danish drummer Daniel Sommer, combining the depth and continuity of European jazz since the 1960s. John Fordham

Monteverdi’s The Return of Ulysses
Garsington Opera, nr High Wycombe, 12 June to 25 July
Garsington has recently become a trusted purveyor of the best of early opera. This year’s offering – the second part of the Monteverdi trilogy – is directed by John Caird, with Laurence Cummings leading the English Concert Orchestra and starring tenor Ed Lyon as Ulysses. Flora Wilson

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Julio Le Parc
Tate Modern, London, 11 June to 3 May
Long before the country’s museums and galleries took off, this Argentinian artist was busy pioneering deep-rooted paintings and installations, dramatic sculptures and geometric designs. This huge exhibition covers works from the 1950s to the 2020s, all built to impress and impress.

Chico da Silva
Nottingham Contemporary, 6 June to 6 September
Discover the unity of nature in Brazilian artist Chico da Silva’s (1922-1985) world of fantasy creatures and fantastic beasts that swim through the cosmos. He was one of the leading lights of the Brazilian art explosion, and this exhibition features his most famous works.

Project a Black Planet: The Art and Pan-African Culture
Barbican Art Gallery, London, 11 June to 6 September
This exhibition looks at how the Pan-African movement helped create 20th-century anti-colonial resistance and international cooperation, which is seen here through the work of artists such as Chris Ofili, Marlene Dumas and Claudette Johnson.

Simeon Barclay
John Hansard Gallery, Southampton, 6 June to 29 August
Ahead of his appearance at this year’s Turner Prize exhibition in Middlesbrough, nominee Simeon Barclay continues to explore the personal and political, domestic and social, with this exclusive art exhibition. Eddy Frankel

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Glengarry Glen Ross
Old Vic theatre, London, until July 18
Pathetic scammers or razor dealers? Indira Varma and Rosa Salazar lead a cutthroat competition between four real estate agents as, for the first time, David Mamet’s 1984 Pulitzer winner is performed by an all-female cast. Get out on top and you’ve won the car. But third or fourth? You’ve been fired. Kate Wyver

Atlantis
Theater Clwyd, Mold, 6 June to 4 July; visiting until 15 August
The lake is very close and they plan to leave the town. Emily White makes the climate problem visible by suggesting that the Welsh seafarers became Britain’s first climate refugees. This award-winning drama shows how global disasters affect four generations of a family over 25 years, as they fight to save their home and planet. KW

Supernova
Theater Severn, Shrewsbury, 9 & 10 June; ICC Wales, Newport, 12 June; Visiting until July 25
Put it in the diary Strictly fans: Nikita Kuzmin directs a high-energy, passionate show filmed by Strictly director Jason Gilkison. Expect ballroom, Latin, modern dance and lots of great visuals, including special guests – Karen Hauer joins Nikita on the first leg of the tour. Lyndsey Winship

Dropout Control
Apollo events, London, June 6; Bristol BeaconJune 10
Formerly known as CollegeHumor, the US service Dropout specializes in non-scripted comedy and shows based on games such as Dungeons and Dragons. This may sound strange but the platform has over a million subscribers. Now the goodies (including SNL’s Jeremy Culhane) have crossed the pond to serve the UK public. Rachel Aroesti