Celebrating the 30th anniversary of his legendary stage production, Matthew Bourne tells the BBC about the show that radically changed ballet with one "big idea".

Disney's stage version of their hit film is an unmatched global phenomenon. Twenty-seven years on from its premiere, its director discusses why it was a big risk that paid off.

In the 1960s, Barbara Hulanicki disrupted the stuffy, class-ridden view of fashion, and the inclusive Biba lifestyle changed everything.

In 1999, this unlikely rom-com set at a conversion therapy camp and starring Natasha Lyonne was hated by critics. But it's since been recognised as both groundbreaking and hilarious.

In 1994, My So-Called Life launched the career of Claire Danes – and depicted adolescence with rare authenticity. Its creator reflects on how it earned its place in TV history.

In 2014, no one had seen anything like Richard Linklater's film Boyhood, following a family in real time over 12 years. Here the director ponders pulling off a unique feat.