This Week’s TV Listings

Ronnie and Primal Scream's Bobby Gillespie reminisce over the post-punk era while listening to music from Jerry Lee Lewis, Velvet Underground and Public Image Ltd. (7 of 10)

New. Award-winning filmmaker Rebecca Dreyfus explores the private worlds of some of the greatest photographers at work today, such as Albert Maysles, Sylvia Plachy and Gregory Crewdson.

Documentary examining the rise to fame of Phil Collins' and Peter Gabriel's rock group Genesis, their chart success and various line-ups. Featuring interviews with the band members.

Satirical news series providing a tongue-in-cheek look at world events. The American dream is deemed dead after the last believer in the US's endless opportunities gives up. (10 of 10)

Emmy-winning series that charts the physical and emotional travails of a group of young acrobats as they work to be part of the Cirque Du Soleil production Varekai. (Part 4 of 13)

New. As New Orleans residents grow concerned about neighbourhood crime, the house's security comes into question. Meanwhile, Barack Obama visits Tulane University. (4 of 6)

John Myatt is forced to use pastels for the first time in 40 years, as Brazil director Terry Gilliam asks to be immortalised as The Buddha in Odilon Redon's tricky 1904 masterpiece.

Documentary examining the final years of the former Beatles' life, which he devoted to his new son Sean and to the quiet penning of albums Double Fantasy and Milk and Honey.

Actor Tom Courtenay discusses the British New Wave, the success of Dr Zhivago; his move from stage to screen, and eating bacon rolls on set in a lively interview with Derek Malcolm.

As New Orleans residents grow concerned about neighbourhood crime, the house's security comes into question. Meanwhile, Barack Obama visits Tulane University. (4 of 6)

...Metal Special. Directors including Wayne Isham and artists such as Lars Ulrich and Matt Sorum discuss the making of their iconic heavy metal music videos. Contains flashing images.

New. American blues artist Bonnie Raitt is joined by Norah Jones, Ben Harper, Keb' Mo' and Alison Krauss at the Trump Taj Mahal to celebrate her golden career and greatest hits.

New. The contestants must create a piece of art that captures the popular culture of their time, with the winning artist receiving a full page spread in Entertainment Weekly. (S2, ep 3)

In 1971, John Lennon and Yoko Ono recorded the classic album Imagine at their estate in Ascot. The process was filmed, and gives a unique insight into the life of a legend. Strong language.

Former Guns N' Roses guitarist Slash joins Ronnie Wood to discuss his love of rock'n'roll and listen to the tracks that have helped shape his distinguished career. (8 of 10)

Mike Figgis introduces Wong Kar-Wai's charming and contemplative 1993 New Wave film. Two young men experience confused feelings of desire, hope and alienation in Hong Kong.

Paul Simon, singer-songwriter and former partner of Garfunkel, meets his old friend Lorne Michaels, the creator of the phenomenally successful entertainment show, Saturday Night Live.

Actor Tom Courtenay discusses the British New Wave, the success of Dr Zhivago; his move from stage to screen, and eating bacon rolls on set in a lively interview with Derek Malcolm.

The Forger And The Conman: For years, they were able to fool some of the best art experts in the world. Trace the rise and fall of two English conmen and see how their scam was exposed.

DJ Lauren Laverne sits as the Chinese Girl in Vladimir Tretchikoff's kitsch 1950 portrait and, as John Myatt points out, she couldn't look any more different to the 'Green Lady'...

John Myatt narrates this insightful documentary about a Chinese village where an army of artists painstakingly reproduce the works of the Masters, generating 35 million dollars a year.

One of the highlights of The Who's career - their legendary live performance at the 1970 Isle of Wight Festival in front of 200,000 people.

Will they 'Love It Or Loathe It' or just 'Lose The Plot?' Prof Germaine Greer and Richard Herring join Chris Addison and Sue Perkins for the cultural comedy quiz. Sandi Toksvig hosts.

New. The contestants must create a piece of art that captures the popular culture of their time, with the winning artist receiving a full page spread in Entertainment Weekly. (S2, ep 3)

Guitarist Steve Clark's death and a car crash that left drummer Rick Allen with one arm took a devastating toll on the multi-platinum band whose members enjoyed very fast lifestyles.

Laurie Taylor meets actor, comedian and musician Keith Allen, who reflects on his wild youth and looks ahead to the next phase of his acting career and life in his new band. (2 of 10)

...Care. New. Gina McKee stars as a district nurse in a chilling and suspenseful drama set against the working-class backdrop of Newcastle's famous Byker estate. (6 of 11)

... The 25th Anniversary Concert. The King is reunited with members of his original TCB band who perform live on stage in Memphis while Elvis sings on-screen. Contains flashing images.

Ronnie Wood invites Jamaican ska and reggae legend Toots Hibbert to jam along to his favourite tracks, including hits from Jimmy Cliff and Willie Nelson. (9 of 10)

New. Nimrod and Uri face an intense interrogation from psychiatrist Major Haim Cohen, during which they are forced to relive terrifying moments from their 17 years in captivity. (S1, ep 2)

In an era of mash-up music, user-generated content and file sharing, what do copyright laws mean? And was DJ Dangermouse's infamous Grey Album technically theft?

Will they 'Love It Or Loathe It' or just 'Lose The Plot?' Prof Germaine Greer and Richard Herring join Chris Addison and Sue Perkins for the cultural comedy quiz. Sandi Toksvig hosts.

Laurie Taylor meets actor, comedian and musician Keith Allen, who reflects on his wild youth and looks ahead to the next phase of his acting career and life in his new band. (2 of 10)

John Myatt attempts to emulate one of the greatest portrait artists of all time, as he paints Black Books' actress Tamsin Greig as John Singer Sargent's Lady Agnew of Lochnaw.

Sheila Hancock, Karen Gillan, Patricia Hodge, Craig Roberts, Celia Imrie and Robert Sheehan perform their favourite passages from the work of English playwright Noel Coward.

As New Orleans residents grow concerned about neighbourhood crime, the house's security comes into question. Meanwhile, Barack Obama visits Tulane University. (4 of 6)

Laurie Taylor meets actor, comedian and musician Keith Allen, who reflects on his wild youth and looks ahead to the next phase of his acting career and life in his new band. (2 of 10)

...Radio Star. New. Artists including Mick Fleetwood, Kim Wilde and Bonnie Tyler look back at the iconic videos of music's greatest divas, including those of Tina Turner and Diana Ross.

Iggy Pop: Music series. The Godfather of punk, Iggy Pop, headlines, with performances from Brazilian electro-pop outfit CSS and acoustic act The Shortwave Set.

In 1971, John Lennon and Yoko Ono recorded the classic album Imagine at their estate in Ascot. The process was filmed, and gives a unique insight into the life of a legend. Strong language.

The Who return to their original five-man structure for the first time in 20 years to play to 3,000 fans in this 1999 concert, recorded at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas. Strong language.

New. Ronnie Wood welcomes Pattie Boyd. Formerly married to Eric Clapton and George Harrison, Boyd has a wealth of star-studded anecdotes and chooses some great nostalgic hits. (S1, ep 10)

He was a humble public access host. She was an internationally renowned artist. This is the ultimate story of an outsider who suddenly found himself on the inside.

...The Actors Studio. New. The writer/director behind Knocked Up and The 40 Year Old Virgin talks movies, panic attacks and being thrown out of a car by his wife Leslie Mann.

A fascinating look at the life and career of Italian filmmaker Roberto Benigni, who won Academy Awards for Best Actor and Best Director for his 1997 film Life is Beautiful.

Comedienne and Dr Who star Catherine Tate poses for John Myatt as Sarah Siddons in Sir Joshua Reynolds' stunning 1784 portrait of the Shakespearean actress.

Pop artist Jeff Koons gives a tour of his Manhattan studio, rebutting charges that his art is derivative and self-serving and offering fresh insight into his multimillion-pound work.

The world-famous human circus fuses the 3,000-year-old tradition of Chinese acrobatic arts and its own avant-garde circus in a dramatic celebration of life and the elements.

Eve Wood's acclaimed film examining the roots of the electronic genre in the City of Steel and how its music scene flourished against a backdrop of unemployment and industrial decline.

The ex-Stranglers' frontman reveals the stories behind some of the band's most famous songs, before giving an exclusive performance of them.

With empty pockets, Janie and Johan take a big risk when they take a detour to Capri. Meanwhile, an undercover police officer puts an end to Li Lu and Lindsey's moneymaking in Rome.

Acclaimed series exploring the phenomenon of heavy metal music. Sam Dunn charts the rise of nu metal, from Rage Against The Machine and Faith No More to Korn and Deftones. (8 of 11)

New. Nimrod and Uri face an intense interrogation from psychiatrist Major Haim Cohen, during which they are forced to relive terrifying moments from their 17 years in captivity. (S1, ep 2)

... In Rotterdam: Influential Canadian rock group Rush solidify their reputation as one of the best live bands in the world with this electrifying performance in the Netherlands.

A mix of live action and animation bring to life a…

...The Actors Studio. New. The star of Arrested Development, and Up In The Air, Juno and Hancock actor, discusses his latest projects, misadventures with Rick Schroder, and a night in jail.

Bruce Weber's beautifully portrayed film about rugged former Golden Gloves champion Andy Minsker, a boxer in love with his sport and passionate about educating the next generation.

The late Michael Hutchence and INXS take to the stage for a buoyant performance on the famous German TV music show.

He was a humble public access host. She was an internationally renowned artist. This is the ultimate story of an outsider who suddenly found himself on the inside.

... In Rotterdam: Influential Canadian rock group Rush solidify their reputation as one of the best live bands in the world with this electrifying performance in the Netherlands.

The Dark Side Of The Moon: Prog rock icons Pink Floyd reflect on the creation of their hugely influential concept album, with rarely seen archive studio footage.

Celebrity photographer Richard Young reflects on his iconic images of the 1970s and his unique relationship with Princess Diana. With David Bailey and Tracey Emin. (2 of 4)

Gideon Raff's acclaimed Israeli drama. Two emotionally-scarred prisoners of war struggle to fit back into society after 17 years in captivity. (S1, ep 1)

Winner of the Best Director prize at the 1987 Cannes Film Festival, Wim Wenders' film is a visually stunning tale of angels, love and what it is to be human, set in Cold War Berlin.

Jeff Bridges narrates the fairy tale of the Ferus Gallery in LA, which rivalled New York by nurturing artists like Ed Ruscha and Craig Kauffman, later hosting Warhol's first solo show.

A look at the winning films at the 2011 British Documentary Awards, including Hugh's Fish Fight, The Arbor and Bird on a Wire. With Louis Theroux and Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall.

... The Actors Studio: The star of award-winning sitcom 30 Rock joins James Lipton for a chat about his illustrious career and complicated personal life that has seen as many downs as ups.

As New Orleans residents grow concerned about neighbourhood crime, the house's security comes into question. Meanwhile, Barack Obama visits Tulane University. (4 of 6)

Clive Anderson presents highlights from Antony Gormley's pioneering art project, as more 'plinthers' take their place on Trafalgar Square's famous Fourth Plinth.

The Dark Side Of The Moon: Prog rock icons Pink Floyd reflect on the creation of their hugely influential concept album, with rarely seen archive studio footage.

...The Radio Star. A look at the making of the late Whitney Houston's most iconic music videos, including So Emotional, How Will I Know and I Wanna Dance With Somebody.

Python legend Terry Jones joins Tim Marlow at the National Gallery of Art to discuss works that have inspired him throughout his career, including Turner's Rain, Steam and Speed.

The art-loving duo continue their journey across the States, taking in the delights between Houston and Dallas, Texas, including a toilet seat museum and Rothko Chapel. (Part 3 of 12)

...At The Rainbow '78: Join the Irish rockers as they perform at London's Rainbow Theatre with their hard-hitting guitar riffs. Tracks include Jailbreak and The Boys are Back In Town.

Martin Scorsese narrates an eye-opening look at how the early filmmakers influenced Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque. With thoughts from Chuck Close, Julian Schnabel and Eric Fischl.

...Radio Star. Stars reflect on the iconic work of music video director Brian Grant, which has included the videos to Kim Wilde's Kids in America and Tina Turner's Private Dancer.

A concert recording from Montreux in 1986, which catches the innovative band Talk Talk at the height of their success. Hits include Talk Talk, Life's What You Make It and It's My Life.

Justine Nagan's insightful documentary visits the Hamilton Wood Type Museum in Wisconsin to explore how wood type printing is freshly inspiring artists in a digital age.

Foreign correspondent Ann Leslie talks honestly about the dangers of reporting from the world's trouble zones, winding up her male counterparts and upsetting Marlon Brando. (4 of 10)

Martin Scorsese narrates an eye-opening look at how the early filmmakers influenced Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque. With thoughts from Chuck Close, Julian Schnabel and Eric Fischl.

Cirque Du Soleil's larger-than-life character Zed explores the essence of humanity on a colourful journey featuring vibrant characters, dazzling costumes and sensational acrobatics.

... At The Bilzen Festival 1969. With all the lunacy that came to be loved, the madcap band with the outrageous costumes perform their unique blend of slapstick and traditional jazz.

...Radio Star. The Moody Blues' Justin Hayward reflects on the band's iconic videos for Your Wildest Dreams and I Know You're Out There Somewhere. With director Brian Grant.

Emmy-winning series that charts the physical and emotional travails of a group of young acrobats as they work to be part of the Cirque Du Soleil production Varekai. (Part 5 of 13)

Director Franco Zeffirelli speaks about his hugely-successful TV series, operas and films from his wonderful home in Rome, where Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor first met.

... At The Bilzen Festival 1969. With all the lunacy that came to be loved, the madcap band with the outrageous costumes perform their unique blend of slapstick and traditional jazz.

Bernard Sumner, Peter Hook and Stephen Morris discuss their Joy Division days, their reaction to Ian Curtis's suicide and their reinvention as New Order.

New. Celebrity snapper Richard Young reflects on his extraordinary trip to Romania with Michael Jackson, as well as the impact of Princess Diana's death on his profession. (3 of 4)

... Annie Lennox. Scottish musician and philanthropist Annie Lennox talks to Jo Whiley about the humanitarian causes close to her heart.

Bryan Ferry has been a big fan of Bob Dylan since covering his song 'A Hard Rain's A-Gonna Fall' in 1973. Here, he pays tribute to the star by recasting his tracks.

Mark Adam's stunning dance film, based on the modern ballet created and choreographed by Matjash Mrozewski, explores the subtle power struggles that occur in human relationships.

New. A fascinating look at Beethoven's work and his vast influence on the Classical and Romantic eras of the late 18th and early 19th centuries. (9 of 10)

Expert musician Daniel Barenboim discusses and analyses some of Beethoven's finest pieces in a series of masterclasses with young musicians, showing them how to play his work.

Highlights of the 2008 Darbar South Asian Music Festival. Santoor player Kaviraj Singh demonstrates his rising talents with a delicate and mystical performance.

Emile-Jacques Ruhlmann's chaise longue 'on skis' attracts big bidders in Paris while, in London, a Warhol portrait of Debbie Harry and an intriguing sketch of the Queen go on sale.

...Story. New. Film tracing the build-up to performances in both London and Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, of Destino, the ground-breaking collaboration between Dance United and Sadler's Wells.

The Boy Who Talked With Animals: When David rescues a giant turtle, it looks as though he's found a new friend. But there could be more to his fascination with the pet than meets the eye.

A fascinating look at Beethoven's work and his vast influence on the Classical and Romantic eras of the late 18th and early 19th centuries. (9 of 10)

...Thielemann Conducts Faust. Romantic maestro Christian Thielemann celebrates the composer's birthday with pieces including A Faust Symphony and Wagner's Overture to Faust in D-minor.

A magnificent collection of paintings by Lowry is up for sale in London, along with a rare Enigma machine and a biscuit from Ernest Shackleton's 1907 Antarctic expedition. (S3, ep 6)

... Concert. The world famous tenor braves a late summer storm to sing for 60,000 people in Central Park. His spectacular performance includes Time To Say Goodbye and Nessun Dorma.

Golden Globe and Grammy-nominated jazz star Jamie Cullum performs much-loved hits and songs from his fifth album The Pursuit during an enthusiastic concert in Basel.

New. Part 1: Roger Allam gives an Olivier Award-winning performance in Part 1 of Shakespeare's timeless tale of the exploits of Prince Hal. From London's spectacular Globe Theatre.

... Dream. A behind-the-scenes look at acclaimed tenor Andrea Bocelli's memorable 2011 concert in Central Park.

Expert musician Daniel Barenboim discusses and analyses some of Beethoven's finest pieces in a series of masterclasses with young musicians, showing them how to play his work.

An Edinburgh auction house tries to sell a Mackintosh table that's been stuck in a garden for 20 years. In New York, Sir Lawrence Alma-Tadema's Anthony and Cleopatra goes on sale.

A fascinating look at Beethoven's work and his vast influence on the Classical and Romantic eras of the late 18th and early 19th centuries. (9 of 10)

Lea Anderson's all-male troupe, the Featherstonehaughs, dance the intense and disturbing Flesh And Blood with extraordinary force in this mesmerising performance.

Alberto Cavalcanti's Coal Face examines the work of British…

Shatterproof: Ellen is trapped in a loveless marriage with her wealthy husband. But her plan to kill him backfires when the hitman she hires becomes a little too friendly with the target.

... Concert. The world famous tenor braves a late summer storm to sing for 60,000 people in Central Park. His spectacular performance includes Time To Say Goodbye and Nessun Dorma.

Sissinghurst: Take a tour around the castle gardens created by Vita Sackville-West. One of the best-loved gardens in England, it is designed as a series of rooms. Penelope Keith narrates.

New. A one-million-pound note printed after World War II comes up for grabs, along with a familiar sculpture of Winston Churchill and President Roosevelt sitting on a bench. (S3, ep 8)

Watch Liza Minnelli as she makes one of her first public stage performances with her mother Judy Garland, in this, Judy's last live concert filmed at the historic London Palladium.

Jose Carreras, Agnes Baltsa, Katia Ricciarelli and Ruggero Raimondi perform operatic arias, duets and popular songs in aid of The Jose Carreras International Leukaemia Fund.

Awe-inspiring and beautiful contemporary dance, where the performers use props such as crutches, rope, bars, prostheses and harnesses to create movement of bizarre human hybrids.

Golden Globe and Grammy-nominated jazz star Jamie Cullum performs much-loved hits and songs from his fifth album The Pursuit during an enthusiastic concert in Basel.

Accompanied by S Varadharajan on violin, Neyveli Venkatesh on mridangam and RN Prakash on a clay pot, Sanjay Subrahmanyan gives a powerful performance of carnatic singing.

A once-in-a-lifetime work goes on sale - a sketch by Michelangelo of a painting that never was. And an auction of pieces from the great houses of Europe offers a million-pound chandelier.

One of the world's foremost conductors, Valery Gergiev, conducts Tchaikovsky's six symphonies for the first time during a European tour with the Kirov Orchestra.

Never Speak Ill Of The Dead: David is accused of murder when his wife Irene vanishes. Her promiscuous lifestyle made her the talk of the town, but now the gossip has reached new heights.

Awe-inspiring and beautiful contemporary dance, where the performers use props such as crutches, rope, bars, prostheses and harnesses to create movement of bizarre human hybrids.

... Between Two Worlds. An intimate profile of the four-time Oscar-winning classical composer, with a candid look at his relationship with ex-wives Mia Farrow and Anne-Sophie Mutter.

Elizabeth Taylor's fabulous jewels go on sale at Sotheby's. Expected to fetch up to £30million, the collection includes the Krupp diamond given to her by Richard Burton. (S3, ep 9)

Juliet Stevenson narrates Phil Grabsky's insightful documentary on Mozart's life, featuring interviews with leading experts, performers and musicians.

Glamorous soprano Anna Netrebko and a star-studded cast give a fantastic performance of Mozart's tale of love, lust and justice. Arguably the sensation of the 2006 Salzburg Festival.

Belgian choreographer Alain Platel likes to shock audiences. Discover one of his most provocative movements, performed to Claudio Monteverdi's 'Maria Vespers'.

Valencia's Palau de les Arts' stunning take on Beethoven's opera. Waltraud Meier stars as the heroine who disguises herself as a jailer to rescue husband Peter Seiffert from prison.

One of the world's foremost conductors, Valery Gergiev, conducts Tchaikovsky's six symphonies for the first time during a European tour with the Kirov Orchestra.

A painting from Monet's popular series goes on sale in New York. In London, a sculpture of Berenice carved by Ambrogio Borghi from a single block of marble could fetch up to £400,000.

New. Novelist Peter Guttridge, widow of Palestinian academic Edward Said, Mariam Said, and author and documentary filmmaker James Runcie join Mariella at the Brighton Festival. (S6, ep 18)

... Dream. A behind-the-scenes look at acclaimed tenor Andrea Bocelli's memorable 2011 concert in Central Park.

Thea Sharrock's captivating production of one of Shakesepeare's best-loved romantic comedies. From the fantastic open-air Globe Theatre on London's South Bank.

Judaism: John McCarthy travels the globe in search of Judaism's most breathtaking art and architecture, from the Masada Synagogue in Israel, to New York's stunning Central Synagogue.

Juliet Stevenson narrates Phil Grabsky's insightful documentary on Mozart's life, featuring interviews with leading experts, performers and musicians.

Prepare to be serenaded, as the charming and charismatic Dutch violinist performs a collection of some of the world's most romantic melodies.

The dancers and orchestra of Opera National de Paris perform the classic ballet in two parts. Aurelie Dupont dances as Sylvia in this sensitively choreographed tale of emotional awakenings.

Seemingly abandoned by her family, a young Soviet girl slips into a downward spiral of sex and degradation. Powerful drama directed by Lukas Moodysson. (2002)(110mins)

Pioneering dancer and choreographer Pina Bausch evokes personal memories of strangers in her father's cafe. A haunting and melancholic exploration of inhibitions and anxieties.

Judaism: John McCarthy travels the globe in search of Judaism's most breathtaking art and architecture, from the Masada Synagogue in Israel, to New York's stunning Central Synagogue.

A London auction asks for £20million for George Stubbs' Gimcrack on Newmarket Heath and an emerald and diamond tiara goes on sale in Geneva with a staggering estimate of $10million.

New. A collection of the jazz artist's best performances from The Nat 'King' Cole Show, including Mona Lisa, When I Fall In Love and Chicago, as well as interviews with those who knew him.

... Cycle From Valencia: Many consider Fura del Baus' video and stage technolgy as the future of musical theatre. Discover the thinking behind their innovative take on Siegfried.

New. Novelist Peter Guttridge, widow of Palestinian academic Edward Said, Mariam Said, and author and documentary filmmaker James Runcie join Mariella at the Brighton Festival. (S6, ep 18)

Borys The Rottweiler: Borys the Rottweiler is forced to save…

... Baden. Anna Netrebko, Elina Garanca, Ramon Vargas and Ludovic Tezier perform Italian arias and pieces from Rigoletto, La Boheme and La Traviata at the Festspielhaus in 2007.

...Concertos Nos 1-6: The Orchestra Mozart, with their leader Giuliano Carmignola, plays Johann Sebastian Bach's six Brandenburg Concertos.

Highlights from the 2008 Darbar South Asian Music Festival. Skilled musician Irshad Khan gives a virtuoso performance of the rarely heard 'surbahar' bass sitar.

...Concertos Nos 1-6: The Orchestra Mozart, with their leader Giuliano Carmignola, plays Johann Sebastian Bach's six Brandenburg Concertos.

The dancers and orchestra of Opera National de Paris perform the classic ballet in two parts. Aurelie Dupont dances as Sylvia in this sensitively choreographed tale of emotional awakenings.

Best Policy: Harry's integrity and hard work have earned him a promotion at the bank. Despite his immaculate accounts, Harry is accused of embezzlement. Is his honesty too good to be true?

Stephen Wadsworth and the Met Opera's spectacular take on Mussorgsky's masterpiece. Rene Pape stars as the Czar who is tormented by guilt over the path he took to power.

... Ring Cycle From Valencia: After three years of preparation, go backstage with La Fura del Baus to discover the work and creativity behind the conclusion to Wagner's masterpiece.

Jean-Louis Trintignant plays an Italian outcast turned icy Fascist hitman sent to murder his former university tutor. Bernardo Bertolucci's stylised and suspenseful drama. (1970)(110 mins)

... Albert Hall. Michael Bolton entertains a sold-out Royal Albert Hall with heartfelt performances of his favourite songs, including When a Man Loves a Woman and How Can We Be Lovers?

...Chatsworth House. Tim Marlow explores pioneering sculptor Sir Anthony Caro's major retrospective, the first exhibition of a solo artist to be held in the Derbyshire house's grounds.

La Fura dels Baus bring Wagner's tetralogy to a dramatic and imaginative climax at Valencia's impressive Palau de les Arts Reina Sofia.

Kindly Dig Your Grave: The unscrupulous Madame La Grue runs an art gallery, exploiting young artists. When one of her artists falls in love with a model, she finally gets her comeuppance.

Anna Netrebko reprises her tour-de-force role as Norina in the Met Opera and Otto Schenk's lively staging of Donizetti's farce.

New. Novelist Peter Guttridge, widow of Palestinian academic Edward Said, Mariam Said, and author and documentary filmmaker James Runcie join Mariella at the Brighton Festival. (S6, ep 18)

New. Fascinating documentary following innovative percussionist and composer Steve Reich around the world as he showcases his distinct style and discusses his influences.

James Rhodes performs the third movement of Beethoven's…

Watch Liza Minnelli as she makes one of her first public stage performances with her mother Judy Garland, in this, Judy's last live concert filmed at the historic London Palladium.