1. Making War Horse
2. Drama

This is the story of an unlikely love affair. As a teenager and aspiring comedian from a black working class community close to Birmingham, comedian turned actor Lenny Henry had a deep-seated aversion to Shakespeare and his "gobbledegook" language. Yet now he is one of the Bard's most passionate fans and wants the rest of us to feel the same way.

The Arbor traces the tormented life and legacy of British playwright Andrea Dunbar. The documentary follows her eldest daughter Lorraine, as she comes to terms with her own struggles and those faced by her mother.

Five Australian playwrights talk candidly with Dr Tess Brady about their best known plays. In this episode, David Williamson discusses failed dreams in Don's Party.

Five Australian playwrights talk candidly with Dr Tess Brady about their best known plays. In this episode, David Williamson shows how sport reflects society in The Club.

Five Australian playwrights talk candidly with Dr Tess Brady about their best known plays. In this episode, Louis Nowra talks about shedding the misconceptions of childhood in Radiance.

Each year, the best dancers, singers and musicians from Queensland's state schools come together to stage one of the state's largest performing arts events. Be wowed by some of the best young performing artists Australia has to offer.

Five Australian playwrights talk candidly with Dr Tess Brady about their best known plays. In this episode, Louis Nowra discusses art and claims it should not be relevant in Cosi.

Five Australian playwrights talk candidly with Dr Tess Brady about their best known plays. In this episode, Andrew Bovell explores the intersections of story in the Lantana series.

Five Australian playwrights talk candidly with Dr Tess Brady about their best known plays. In this episode, Hannie Rayson explores family and identity in Inheritance.

Five Australian playwrights talk candidly with Dr Tess Brady about their best known plays. In this episode, Hannie Rayson discusses the relationship between art and personal story in Hotel Sorrento.

Award-winning Australian playwrights talk candidly about their best known plays. Today, Hannie Rayson revelas that she intended to goad te audience with this play about refugees and politics.

Award-winning Australian playwrights talk candidly about their best known plays. Today, Katherine Thomson talks about how the economic changes of the late 20th Century formed the basis of this play about a couple.

Nina Conti (daughter of actor Tom Conti) is almost single-handedly re-inventing the art of ventriloquism in the UK, and gaining a growing international reputation as a talented and genre-breaking performer. She was a disciple, and lover of the late theatrical tour-de-force Ken Campbell, who donated all his puppets to her after his death.

Award-winning Australian playwrights talk candidly about their best known plays. Today, David Williamson discusses how he re-evaluated his idea of Anzacs to write this script.

Award-winning Australian playwrights talk candidly about their best known plays. Today, David Williamson talks about why he wrote this critique of post-modernism.