This is a subjective impression of Richard Strauss in which Ken Russell caricatures certain real and many imaginary events in the life of the famous composer.

A group of people with regular jobs (factory clerk, Lighterman,Inspector etc) take part in an experimental and improvised drama in which they are encouraged to writhe around the floor making strange noises and movements. The idea being that returning to a primitive state may help them better cope with the modern world. This experiment is then taken to their familiar local streets and landmarks and casual observers are invited to comment or join in.

A look at Jazz great Louis Armstrong.

Ted Heath talks to Bryan Magee about his love of music. Shown as part of an evening of programmes on BBC Parliament to mark the fiftieth anniversary of Edward Heath becoming Conservative Party leader. First shown on BBC One on 28 June 1970.

A look at Jazz great Louis Armstrong.

An examination of the life and work of Humphrey Jennings, scholar, writer painter but, above all, filmmaker.

The first part of this special documentary film traces the tempestuous history of the Royal Opera House from the time the first building opened its doors in 1732 up to the present day, 26 years after Sir David Webster 's appointment.

A programme in two parts on the past, present and future of the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden.

An investigation of regional theatre in Britain. Amongst the Theatres - and their Artistic Directors - discussed are the Northcott Theeatre, Exeter; Theatre Royal Windsor, Peter Cheeseman's Victoria Theatre Stoke on Trent and theatres in Nottingham and Hull.