Sky Arts Wednesday

Anna-Jane Casey, Scarlett Strallen, Matt Ford and Richard Morrison join the conductor and his ensemble to pay tribute to the songwriter in a concert at the Royal Albert Hall

Using a variety of different techniques, Bob Ross creates a spellbinding scene of evergreen trees at sunset

To capture the innocence of a stream-side cabin, Bob Ross depicts a mountain standing majestically in the distance

A woman suspects her brother-in-law of being involved in her sister's disappearance. Drama, starring Frances Tomelty and Anthony Valentine

A safebreaker is hired by a pretty woman who insists on accompanying him when he goes to recover her stolen jewellery. Starring Edward Albert and Roxanne Hart

Richard Musgrave recognises one of the other passengers on his sea voyage as his business partner of many years ago, who was presumed dead.

A man tries to deal with his insomnia by visiting a psychiatrist, and recounts a recurring dream he has about the death of his wife

The life and work of American film and theatre director Mike Nichols, whose films include Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, Catch-22, and The Graduate, for which he won an Oscar

Stephen Mangan invites artists to paint celebrity sitters Lucy Worsley, Ricky Hatton and Musa Motha as Tai Shan Schierenberg, Kathleen Soriano and Kate Bryan judge the efforts

A wealthy American searches London for his family, but a chance meeting with flatmates Eva and Janet brings catastrophe. Starring Shane Rimmer and Cyd Hayman

A ruthless art gallery owner gets a new companion, who also happens to be a talented artist. Drama, starring Richard Johnson and Victoria Tennant

Part one of two. The actor follows in the footsteps of Charles Dickens' little-known journey through Italy's most beautiful cities, examining the country's influence on the author

The life and work of Ron Howard, whose films include Splash, Cocoon, Apollo 13, Frost/Nixon, Cinderella Man, Rush, and A Beautiful Mind, for which he won two Oscars

The life and work of the actor, who starred in The Untouchables, Field of Dreams, JFK and Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves, and won an Oscar for directing Dances with Wolves

Stephen Mangan invites artists to paint celebrity sitters Jill Scott, Jimi Famurewa and Lyall Hakaraia as Tai Shan Schierenberg, Kathleen Soriano and Kate Bryan judge the efforts

A young man takes unorthodox action to chase off his rival in love. John Duttine stars

A man risks everything for money when he agrees to kill a former classmate. Starring Bryan Marshall, George Sewell and Charles Keating

A gangster takes a liking to a singer in a night-club act, but she rejects him and her piano-playing partner begins to receive threats

Joe Helmer is in serious financial difficulties and when comes across a well-to-do gent, apparently dead on the sidewalk, he takes the man's wallet and flees

The worlds created by authors of classic children's literature, revealing much about their characters and the times they lived in

The life and work of sculptor Barbara Hepworth, a pivotal figure in the British art world, with insight from experts, and artists that her work has influenced

Kate Bryan spends time with the anonymous art activists in the lead-up to their major installation at the Beyond the Streets gallery in Los Angeles

The comedian restages his 2014 stand-up show in which he examines his strange relationship with the perks and pitfalls of celebrity

Documentary exploring the life and character of Bill Murray, who rose to fame on Saturday Night Live before starring in Ghostbusters, Groundhog Day and Lost in Translation

Documentary exploring the connection between comedy and art, following Jim Moir, Spencer Jones, Bec Hill, Simon Munnery and Miriam Elia as they create artworks for an exhibition

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

The world-renowned artist brings her unique vision to television, diving deep into the origins of performance art

A look at the life and career of the Grammy Award-winning rock singer, who gained popularity with songs including We Belong and Hit Me with Your Best Shot

The career of the indie rock band, who broke into the mainstream with their 1991 album Screamadelica

The Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra and the Ukrainian conductor Kirill Karabits perform popular film themes from the Royal Albert Hall including Star Wars and Jurassic Park