Sky Arts Thursday

A divorced couple's bickering threatens to derail a production of a Shakespeare play when they are cast in the romantic leads. Musical comedy, with Alfred Drake

A driver picks up a hitch-hiker, before hearing on the radio that a serial killer is on the loose

A competition to find the best murder story attracts an unusually high level of attention. Jane Asher and Patrick Mower star

A meek man wants to feel a sense of importance, so he turns to serious crimes ranging from theft to eventual murder. With John McGiver and Vivian Nathan

Norman's lack of interest in his wife Paula leads her to believe he no longer loves her, but she is wrong and her husband threatens murder to prove it. With James Best

A look into the life and career of the actress and comedian, whose breakthrough role came in The Color Purple and who won an Academy Award for Ghost

An insight into the life and career of the Dutch violinist, from his humble beginnings in Maastricht to his critically acclaimed sell-out world tours

A woman kills her husband to be with her young lover, but is drawn in by a flyer for an anti-ageing process known as the Gift of Beauty

When his disabled daughter commits a terrible act, a father must cover it up or risk losing his social standing

The conductor casts an eye to the future with one question in mind as he examines what role the orchestra has in the modern world

Documentary about the making of Def Leppard's Hysteria, which produced seven hit singles. Including interviews with members of the band, as well as archive performances

The life and career of the double Oscar-winning actress

The contestants paint celebrity sitters Sue Perkins, Richard E Grant and Nina Sosanya, before the judges decide who to send through to the next round of the competition

The fate of a newlywed seems sealed after he suffers a string of accidents similar to his wife's first husband

Jack and Edna's parrot lays a strange egg, but when the chick hatches it appears to be watching them

The winner of the Donatella Flick Conducting Competition is announced, with one of the 20 contenders getting the chance to become an LSO assistant conductor

Ian Nathan examines more cinematic landmarks, beginning with David Lean's 1946 adaptation of the novel by Charles Dickens, which starred John Mills

A soon-to-be-married fashion editor worries he'll find it hard to stay faithful. Comedy, starring Peter O'Toole, Peter Sellers and Woody Allen

A look at the life and career of Kathryn Bigelow, who became the first woman to win an Academy Award for Best Director, for her 2008 war thriller The Hurt Locker

The life and career of the American actor, with contributions by members of his family, ex-wives Neile Adams McQueen and Ali MacGraw and widow Barbara Minty McQueen

Documentary about the museum in Bilbao, looking at the daily work of maintenance staff, art conservation experts and those who organise the exhibitions there

Siân Walters and James Payne explore the story behind Francisco Goya's Saturn Devouring His Son, revealing a dark imagination, turbulent times and haunting visions of human nature

Siân Walters and James Payne explore Bosch's The Garden of Earthly Delights, reveaing a vivid imagination, intricate symbolism and a daring vision of Heaven, Earth and Hell

The Venice art collection and jewels of Attilio Codognato, who has made pieces for everyone from Elizabeth Taylor to the Duchess of Windsor

An insight into the life and career of the Dutch violinist, from his humble beginnings in Maastricht to his critically acclaimed sell-out world tours

A concert from London's Barbican in which Oliver Zeffman conducts the London Symphony Orchestra and soloists in music by Copland, Saint-Saëns, Tchaikovsky and Szymanowski