The Jim Henson Company (Firm)

While Jim Henson is best known as an innovator who created some of the most widely beloved television series and films of all time including The Muppet Show, Sesame Street, Labyrinth and The Dark Crystal, he also made a string of experimental films that pushed the boundaries of what the wider public associated with his name and the film medium in general. This collection features a number of these short films, bringing the visionary’s early experimental...

Inventive French artist, Philippe Genty, uses all facets of puppetry from stringed marionettes to hand puppets.

Jim Henson hosts this series showcasing the creative accomplishments and fascinating work of puppeteers from around the world, from marionettes to shadow puppets, from comedy to the surreal and abstract.

Albrecht Roser uses his richly developed and extremely lovable characters to explore human frailties and emotions.

American puppeteer Bruce D. Schwartz’s one-man show encompasses the comedic as well as the highly sensitive and tragic.

Combining puppetry and vibrant graphics, this is a tale about the importance of preserving the environment and protecting endangered species. Originally aired as part of The Jim Henson Hour.

In this Jim Henson holiday classic, Rugby the Tiger, who was young Jamie’s favorite Christmas toy last year, thinks he should go under the tree again this year.

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Raisin decides it's her turn to be queen. / It's up to Balthazar to save Rugby from Beamland.

The children make a paperbag puppet, named Datz, to be Ditz's brother. / Raisin concocts a scheme to scare the wits out of Rugby.