Sky Arts Monday

Simon Butteriss explores the success of The Mikado and the rewriting of Ruddigore, and hears how a sceptical Jonathan Miller set about directing a Gilbert and Sullivan operetta

The pianist talks about the pieces that have marked out his artistic journey, and performs them in a variety of locales around Paris

Bob Ross's use of blue, yellow and orange hues brings vibrancy to a wooded setting and cabin beside a clear blue lake

Bob Ross depicts a bubbling brook that appears the perfect complement to a range of rugged mountains

A couple encounter a shady mechanic while making a trip across the desert

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

Jo Thompson's design for RHS Garden Rosemoor in Devon, where she used all of her skills to show how water can be turned from an issue into an opportunity

An amnesiac woman recruits the sleuth to try to ascertain her true identity. Comedy mystery, starring Robert Stephens and Colin Blakely

After being presumed dead, bumbling Inspector Clouseau adopts a series of disguises to track down the man who tried to kill him. Comedy sequel, with Peter Sellers and Herbert Lom

Documentary exploring the violinist's private life, musical tours and his time in the spotlight through interviews conducted by Vera Lynn and backstage footage

The violinist looks back at his most memorable concerts in Vienna, which include a performance in front of the Schoenbrunn Palace

The violinist is invited to perform in the Kingdom of Bahrain, and also plays at the Netherlands Grand Prix, while Emma Kok stuns the audience

A clean-cut teenager records a pop song in a bid to save the youth club where he and his friends meet. Musical, starring Cliff Richard and Robert Morley

A 2009 concert at London's O2 Arena during their 50th anniversary tour, with performances of songs including Living Doll, Move It and Apache

Part one of two. Concert from London's Cadogan Hall tracing the history of jazz, swing and big band music, with singers Matt Ford and Nicola Emmanuelle joining the orchestra

Coverage of an extraordinary show by the world famous circus troup, recorded in Amsterdam

Emma Rice's adaptation of Emily Bronte's classic, recorded at the Bristol Old Vic theatre in November 2021

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

Bringing together 500 years of art, the Rules of Art? exhibition showcases a breadth of historic and contemporary artworks

The renowned performance troupe present a televised version of their acclaimed stage show, themed around the Spanish word for jubilation