Sky Arts Tuesday

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

Bob Ross paints a breathtaking seascape with a sunset sky and cascading waves, which combine to create a spectacular beach reflection

Bob Ross creates a spectacular scene featuring a towering, snowy mountain looming over a homely cabin nestled in a lush meadow

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

A maid with a taste for blood is on a murderous rampage in the city, raising Ralph's suspicions of his wife Ethel's housemaid Mrs Sutton

Heavily indebted Charlie Raymond is hired to accompany a British visitor on a trip across America, and looks for a way to take advantage of his employer

The life and career of the American actor, who was a huge star during the 1930s and '40s and won Academy Awards for Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde and The Best Years of Our Lives

Musician Ray BLK, actor James Nesbit and designer Pam Hogg sit for the next batch of contestants. Stephen Mangan presents

A man on holiday in the West Indies become involved in a bizarre bet with a stranger. Starring Pamela Stephenson, Jose Ferrer and Michael Ontkean

An unfaithful wife receives a mink coat from her lover - and must explain the gift to her husband's satisfaction. Starring Richard Greene, Julie Harris and Michael Hordern

Bristol's iconic Clifton Suspension Bridge provides the setting for the latest heat. Hosted by Stephen Mangan, with judges Tai Shan Schierenberg, Kathleen Soriano and Kate Bryan

The life and career of the New Zealand-born actor, known for his roles in A Beautiful Mind, Les Misérables and Robin Hood, as well as winning an Oscar for Gladiator

Tina Turner's career reaches new heights thanks to The Tube. American stars like Shalamar and ZZ Top also appear. Political affairs influence the sounds of U2 and more

The fifth heat sees Robert Rinder, Katie Piper and Don Letts sitting down for portraits as nine artists hope to impress the judges. Stephen Mangan hosts

By persuading a surgeon to perform a macabre experiment, a man continues to dominate his wife after his death. Elaine Stritch and Marius Goring star

The killing of a policeman proves baffling - the murder weapon cannot be determined, nor can it be found. Susan George and Brian Blessed star

An actor learns that his ex, an actress, is now married to her play's backer. They rekindle their romance and plot to get her out of her marriage. Drama, with John Cassavetes

As the dome of Florence Cathedral turns 600 years old, architects and art historians discuss the pioneering solutions and devices invented by its designer Filippo Brunelleschi

Conclusion. A look at Luke Jerram's contemporary dome Palm Temple, which was inspired by Florence Cathedral and is installed in Lewis Cubitt Square in London's King's Cross

Imelda May explores the story of WB Yeats' two sisters Susan 'Lily' Yeats and Elizabeth 'Lolly' Yeats, who played a significant role in the revival of Irish literature in the 1920s

An interview with the award-winning jazz, pop and classical singer Cleo Laine, combining stories of her past with previously unseen footage from her personal archives

The jazz singer's appearance at the festival in 1969, featuring performances of songs including Sunshine of Your Love, Hey Jude, I Won't Dance and That Old Black Magic

London's St Pancras Basin provides the setting for the latest heat. Hosted by Stephen Mangan, with judges Tai Shan Schierenberg, Kathleen Soriano and Kate Bryan

Edmund Capon reveals how Australia's indigenous art went global from the 1960s onwards, instantly becoming recognisable across the world

The actor heads to Los Angles to talk to a few of his famous friends about how the road to Hollywood stardom is often a bumpy one, strewn with rejection and disappointment

Photographs that define the modern age come under the hammer at Sotheby's, including a work by Irving Penn that may fetch nearly a quarter of a million pounds

A Jaguar C-Type once driven at Le Mans and a 1968 Ferrari valued at 23 million euros go up for auction at the Monaco Grand Prix Historique