Sky Arts HD Thursday

The Dutch violinist's concert from the Semper Opera House in Dresden, featuring waltzes, arias and music from The Phantom of the Opera

Bob Ross gives a lesson in how to capture the unique colours of autumn as he paints trees and bushes surrounding a river with oranges and yellows

Bob Ross creates crashing waves in a moonlit setting, painted on black canvas

When the new vicar of a church plans radical changes, conflict arises over a secret one of the locals has kept for years

A fencing contest in London lands naive Nicholas Lillie in the middle of a bizarre adventure. Drama, with Benedict Taylor and Jim Broadbent

Escaped convict Sam Cobbett is the object of huge manhunt, and takes refuge in a house where young housewife Mary Schaffner is home alone

One year on from the brutal death of Mr and Mrs Borden, a reporter attempts to interview the couples' daughters about the killings

The life and work of American film-maker and choreographer director Stanley Donen, best known for co-directing On the Town and Singin' in the Rain with Gene Kelly

A look at the life and career of the American actor, who starred alongside Marlon Brando in On the Waterfront and won an Oscar for In the Heat of the Night

A woman joins a dating agency to try to overcome her shyness, but her plan backfires when an out-of-town solicitor tries a one-night stand

An American thief faces extradition from a Middle East country for a crime he did not commit. Michael Brandon stars

The artist chats to Melvyn Bragg about his life and work in his Normandy studio, revealing his influences, inspirations and plans to keep on painting

Kate Bryan spends time with the artist and curator, finding out about her obsession with reclaimed wood and her love for the city of Preston, where she now lives

The life and work of George Stevens, who directed films including Shane, The Greatest Story Ever Told and The Diary of Anne Frank and won Oscars for A Place in the Sun and Giant

A look at the life and career of the Italian actress, one of the highest profile European stars of the 1950s and early '60s

A romantic Frenchman is forced into a decision when his mistress falls pregnant

A woman discovers the disturbing secret of an archaeologist able to immediately date relics with unerring accuracy

The grand finale takes place at the Falkirk Wheel where the three artists battle it out for a prestigious £10,000 commission from the National Gallery of Ireland

The programme follows the winner of this year's competition as they travel to Co Mayo to research their £10,000 prize commission for the National Gallery of Ireland

A look at Alexander Mackendrick's Ealing black comedy starring Alec Guinness and Katie Johnson, in which a criminal and his gang meet their match in the form of elderly landlady

A look at the film adaptations of novels examining the subjects of crime and punishment, exploring how they have been brought to the big screen

A look at the life and career of American director David Lynch, whose films include Eraserhead, Mulholland Drive, Wild at Heart, Blue Velvet and The Elephant Man

How the censorship of music has shaped how people view art, how it's made and who those same individuals are as consumers

The second of two concerts recorded at the Edinburgh International Festival Hub is a jazz special, with Wynton Marsalis performing with Joe Webb, Francesco Ciniglio and Will Sach

Acting and dance graduates are given the chance to join one of three creative teams staging a 15-minute production in just 24 hours

A look at the Ruth Borchard collection at Piano Nobile in London, which comprises drawings, watercolours and oil paintings by artists of themselves

Timepieces made by clockmaker Thomas Tompion come up for auction at Sotheby's, while a 1920s Rolls-Royce is expected to fetch one million pounds at Bonhams

A collection of 19th-century art goes on sale at Bonhams, while Sotheby's prepares to sell a unique musket made for a Chinese emperor