Sky Arts Tomorrow

Laurie Lee: The Lost Interview – a one‑off Sky Arts documentary that showcases the only TV interview ever given by the Cider with Rosie author, and recounts the remarkable story of how local producer David Parker secured it.

Hey, Boo: Harper Lee and To Kill a Mockingbird (one‑off) – A revealing documentary that delves into the reclusive life of Nelle Harper Lee, uncovering the social and historical forces that shaped her Pulitzer‑prize‑winning novel To Kill a Mockingbird.

Leone Ross/Sarah Vaughan (episode) on Sky Arts - Andi Oliver and Elizabeth Day host a lively conversation with authors Leone Ross and Sarah Vaughan about their latest books, This One Sky Day and Anatomy of a Scandal.

Charting the history of the magazine founded in San Francisco in 1967 – a compelling look at how the iconic publication fused cutting‑edge music coverage with bold political reporting, tracing its cultural influence from the late‑60s counter‑culture to the present day.

Return – the series returns to explore the world’s great auction houses, featuring letters penned by Verdi, a sculpture by Constantin Brâncuși and a rarely seen Picasso up for sale.

A rare painting by Christopher Nevinson comes to S... (episode) on Sky Arts - A rare Nevinson masterpiece lands at Sotheby's as bidders race to acquire Winston Churchill’s final painting, a nostalgic depiction of his beloved goldfish pool at Chartwell.

Jonas Kaufman at Arena di Verona (one-off) on Sky Arts – the German tenor brings his powerful voice to the ancient Roman amphitheatre, delivering soaring opera arias, moving songs and beloved film classics such as West Side Story for a spectacular one‑off performance.

Western Expanse – Bob Ross masterfully paints a dramatic scene of powerful clouds, rolling hills and a winding river using only his signature painting knife.

Marshlands – Bob Ross paints a tranquil marshland, featuring still blue waters edged by bright green, moss‑covered trees, creating a soothing, painterly tableau for Sky Arts viewers.

Death Can Add - A slick investment banker believes he’s outsmarted the system, but an eagle‑eyed accountant uncovers his fraud, with Ian Holm delivering a gripping performance on Sky Arts.

Light Fingers - A gripping drama where a seemingly trivial glove theft propels a man into a world‑shattering revelation, featuring performances by Janet Leigh and Tom Bosley.

There Was an Old Woman - Frank and Lorna Bramwell plot to infiltrate the opulent home of the eccentric, wealthy Monica Laughton, launching a daring heist that drives the episode’s tension.

Whodunit – A recently deceased writer, Alexander Penn Arlington, is granted permission by the recording angel to relive his final day on Earth, racing to uncover the identity of his murderer.

John Carpenter (episode) - A fascinating documentary that charts the life and career of the legendary director behind cult classics such as Dark Star, The Thing and Halloween, offering UK viewers an insightful look at his enduring influence on horror and sci‑fi cinema.

A concert by the Dutch violinist and his Johann Strauss Orchestra (episode) on Sky Arts – Dutch virtuoso leads his Johann Strauss Orchestra in a vibrant Maastricht performance, joined by Lou Bega for an unforgettable rendition of “Mambo No 5”.

Death in the Morning – A tense Sky Arts drama in which two women form a friendship that quickly darkens when one’s motives prove deeply suspect, starring Cherie Lunghi and Carol Drinkwater.

What Have You Been Up to Lately? – A gripping drama on Sky Arts where Peter Barkworth and Benjamin Whitrow reunite, only for tragedy to strike.

Kate Bryan spends time with the artist and curator – In this Sky Arts episode, Kate Bryan sits down with a Preston‑based artist and curator to uncover her passion for reclaimed wood and her deep affection for the city she now calls home.

The World Is Now at War – a gripping Sky Arts episode that reveals how the United States and Britain not only fought side‑by‑side on the front lines but also collaborated on the silver screen, offering UK viewers a vivid look at wartime partnership in action and cinema.

Steven Spielberg (episode) on Sky Arts – Explore the life and career of Steven Spielberg, the visionary behind blockbusters such as Jaws, E.T. and Jurassic Park, and the Oscar‑winning director of Schindler’s List and Saving Private Ryan.

Discovering: Peter Ustinov (episode) – A vibrant documentary charting the remarkable life and versatile career of the English actor, writer, filmmaker and raconteur who won Academy Awards for his iconic roles in Spartacus and Topkapi.

The Absence of Emily – A tense drama in which a woman, played by Frances Tomelty, suspects her brother‑in‑law, portrayed by Anthony Valentine, of being behind her sister’s mysterious disappearance.

In the Bag – A charismatic safebreaker is hired by a determined woman who insists on joining him as they set out to recover her stolen jewellery, starring Edward Albert and Roxanne Hart.

Shane Lynch, Gabby Logan, Beth Rigby (episode) on Sky Mix – Stephen Mangan gathers nine artists to paint celebrity sitters Shane Lynch, Gabby Logan and Beth Rigby, with art experts Tai Shan Schierenberg, Kathleen Soriano and Kate Bryan judging the results.

Highlander – Ian Nathan examines Russell Mulcahy’s 1986 fantasy, spotlighting Christopher Lambert as a Scottish swordsman who discovers his immortality.

I Was a Teenage Sex Pistol (one-off) – A gritty documentary that chronicles the Sex Pistols’ defiant quest to shake up the music business and expose society’s hypocrisy and stale conventions.

The Public Image Is Rotten – A vivid one‑off documentary tracing the birth of Public Image Ltd., John Lydon’s revolutionary post‑Sex Pistols band that reshaped British music from its 1978 origins.