1. BAFTA: A Life In Pictures: Jim Broadbent
2. Drama

Award-winning Australian playwrights talk candidly about their best known plays. Today, Alice Pung discusses how culture affects storytelling and ideas of survival.

Explore some of Australia's most influential arts organisations and the people that lead them. Wesley Enoch creates new work and curates a dramatic new season as the artistic director of Queensland Theatre Company.

Explore some of Australia's most influential arts organisations and the people that lead them.

Filmed at the legendary Enmore Theatre in Sydney, Tim Minchin's live show contains new songs, new rants, a 9-minute beat poem about a hippy, and just enough of his acclaimed stuff to keep the old fans from rioting.

A film which focuses on the concept of democracy, based on the lives and experiences of ordinary people who, through their words and actions, changed the course of history. It takes viewers on a journey from the founding of America to the civil rights movement and beyond.

A time capsule of memories and wow moments are created in the 2012 Creative Generation Schools Spectacular - an entertaining 90 minutes of song, dance, drama, music and production.

The People Speak is a documentary that celebrates and encourages the influence seemingly powerless people can effect when they rally for their cause through the spoken word and its dramatic delivery. It is a thematic history of dissent and protest as captured by the words people have used when they felt the need to be heard. The form is simple: fine actors take to a clean, leanly designed stage to delivery rousing monologues derived from letters, songs, poems, speeches and manifestos.

French-Canadian theatre, film and multimedia actor and director Robert Lepage talks about his unorthodox approach to stage directing and the cross-fertilisation between theatre, film, the internet and other alternatives.

A documentary on the making of the London National Theatre's smash hit production - War Horse.

After eight weeks hard work, the cast of Coventry teenagers from two very different schools are now three days away from putting on a professional production of Romeo and Juliet. They have moved into a modern space in the city's Belgrade Theatre for a weekend of final rehearsals. There's costumes to try on and make-up, lights and a 1980s set to get used to, but can they remember their lines?

After rehearsing Romeo and Juliet separately, the two schools are now ready to work together. It will be the first time Romeo gets to meet Juliet and seventeen-year-old Glody - who has never acted before - and 15-year-old Beth begin to feel the pressure of the leading roles as the young cast move into full production in Coventry University's media and arts centre.

One city, eight weeks and two contrasting schools come together to put on a professional production of Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet. In a unique experiment, each school will be cast as one of the two feuding families at the heart of the world's favourite love story.

One city, eight weeks and two contrasting schools come together to put on a professional production of Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet. In a unique experiment, each school will be cast as one of the two feuding families at the heart of the world's favourite love story.

A Danish-Korean theatre troupe of two comedians and their manager travel to North Korea on the pretext of wanting to perform vaudeville comedy. In actuality they are there to make a guerrilla-style expose of the ruthless police state. Constantly shadowed by a guide, they rehearse under the watchful eye of government officials brought in to 'collaborate' on their performance. But as the hoax plays out, the two comedians (both of North Korean descent) begin to emotionally unravel.

An interview series in a class of its own. James Lipton's studious research and curiosity inspire his guests to open up and confess their deepest thoughts about their craft. This episode features Mickey Rourke.

An interview series in a class of its own. James Lipton's studious research and curiosity inspire his guests to open up and confess their deepest thoughts about their craft.

Follows the journey of five people who are battling to overcome their eating issues. The group is under the guidance of psychologist Dr Tim Sharp. Tim is one of Australia's leaders in the new science of positive psychology and happiness, and has over 20 years experience as a clinical and academic psychologist. Broadcast as part of SBS's Secrets And Lives series.

This two-part documentary series follows the journey of five people who are battling to overcome their eating issues. With concerns ranging from super obesity to extreme under-eating, the five participants will work together at weekends over a two month period. They'll discover their strengths, learn to face their fears, work out what they really want from life and discover a path to get there. Broadcast as part of SBS's Secrets And Lives series.