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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.
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This illuminating documentary about the photographer Richard Avedon shows how much of his personality was infused into his art.
In Bryna Turner’s new play, a woman in need of a kidney transplant asks her siblings to make a sacrifice, and prove their love.
His superstar groupmate was killed. His marriage imploded. Then, Offset got shot. He’s back to own it all.
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.
This month’s picks include the latest installments of beloved franchises and a live-action remake of a popular Disney animation.
