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The final curtain call is approaching for Jocelyn Bioh's comedy, Bill Irwin's take on Molière and a meet-cute musical. Plus, a few more titles to put on your holiday must-see list.

Undeterred by unanswered rights requests, a theater collective turned President Trump's 1987 best seller into a sold-out stage hit -- with dancing gold bars and a giant banana.

The actor is known for disappearing into difficult roles. Her latest transformation is in "The Altruists," a series about the jailed crypto founder Sam Bankman-Fried.

The director of "I Play Rocky" narrates a scene that takes place on the set of "Rocky," during a breakthrough moment for Sylvester Stallone.

The sprawling global musical collective founded by Yo-Yo Ma, now led by Rhiannon Giddens, is 25 years old. Its mission, the artists say, is more urgent than ever.

From Turin to Helsinki, glowing installations light up the late fall and winter skies.

After a five-year break, FlucT, the choreographic team of Sigrid Lauren and Monica Mirabile, takes up residence at the OCDChintatown's new downtown space.

South Korea, the Philippines and nine other countries will compete in the Asian edition of Europe's high-camp original song competition.

As a former country music star, Jessica Chastain strides into this Nashville-set thriller just in time for the Country Music Association Awards.

"This is the best news to come out of Mississippi since -- this is the best news to come out of Mississippi!" Meyers said.