In the sequel to Avi Hoffman's Too Jewish?, actor-writer-comedian Avi Hoffman continues his quest to uncover the lost treasures of Jewish comedy and music.

Hoffman recreates and rediscovers the music and comedy routines from the '40s, '50s and '60s, an extraordinary period of creativity that served as the breeding ground for great comedians.

A behind-the-scenes look at how composer/director Wayne Lytle marries cutting-edge computer animations with modern musical grooves to create one-of-a-kind "virtual concerts" for the entire family.

Ten brilliant string players move seamlessly through Jazz, Classical, Bluegrass and Rock styles.

Get an inside look at what makes one of the world's premiere entertainment concepts/acts work, and travel on a fun exploration of the creative process that makes Blue Man Group an audience hit around the world.

Great film directors and composers celebrate the impact music has on our movie-going experience.

Get a reflective and entertaining glimpse into the television variety show at its zenith by taking a nostalgic trip through GaynorÆs TV years: the groundbreaking performances, glitzy costumes and MitziÆs triple threat talent as illustrated in digitally remastered clips, rare photos and footage from GaynorÆs personal archive, which illuminate the behindûtheûscenes stories and impact of these 17ûtime Emmy«ûnominated and 6ûtime Emmy«ûwinning TV milestones.

Tim Janis is an American composer who has a unique gift to create emotional melodies and craft lush and soothing orchestral soundscapes.

Victor Borge: 100 Years of Music & Laugher This unparalleled collection of Victor Borge's (1909û2000) funniest and most memorable skits contains such classic comedy bits as "Phonetic Punctuation," "Inflationary Language," "Autumn Leaves" with baritone Robert Merrill, "The Opera Singer" with soprano Marylyn Mulvey, and more. Rita Rudner narrates the memorable retrospective, which also includes rare archival footage from the Borge family vault.

Vox Lumiere ("Voks Lu-me-air") meaning 'voices of light' is a breathtaking combination of music, theatre and dance entwined with silent film to retell the timeless masterpiece of Victor Hugo's The Hunchback of Notre Dame. The 1923 film adaptation of the literary classic thrillingly comes to life as the all-star cast of singers, musicians and dancers modernize the epic love story between the deformed Quasimodo and the beautiful gypsy Esmeralda. The original silent film renowned by Lon Chaney's poignant performance is spellbinding combined with the rock opera of Vox Lumiere.