Live from Lincoln Center: Stephanie J. Block in Concert

Watching is like being in the crowd: a charismatic performer turns a big outdoor stage into something intimate and joyful.

A brief, breezy daydream of a short that flits between a diner shift and wishful fantasy.

A backstage cabaret piece that drifts between performance and conversation, feeling theatrical, intimate and quietly reflective.

A glossy, high-energy arena spectacle that sweeps you up in crowd roar, big hooks and polished stagecraft.

An intimate club-scale concert that rolls by easily, letting the songs and the performer's easy charisma carry you.

A lively filmed stage performance that feels like a warm, old-fashioned night at the theatre, tuneful and easy to sink into.

A loose, chatty live-stage hangout where tender songs and cheeky jokes trade places, easy to dip into and pleasant to have on.

A thrilling front-row seat to a band at its peak, all soaring vocals and crowd-roaring spectacle.

A warm, intimate concert film that lets you settle into the smooth, soulful flow of a live jazz performance.

A warm, witty theatre registration that feels like a lively, thoughtful conversation with a sharp, musical friend.

A mellow, intimate hangout that drifts through a musician's creative headspace like a long, beautifully shot mood piece.

A quick, wry little sketch about the awkward gap between fierce musical ambition and everyday reality.