Have the time of your life in Portland on Thursday night. Blueee77/Shutterstock.com

Dirty Dancing in Concert
7:30 p.m. Thursday. Merrill Auditorium, 20 Myrtle St., Portland, $57 to $99. porttix.com
It’s been 35 years since the blockbuster film “Dirty Dancing” was released, and the legend of it lives on with a film-to-concert experience. Dirty Dancing in Concert features a screening of the film on a full-size cinema screen with a live band and singers performing the many memorable songs. Who can forget gems like “Hungry Eyes” and “She’s Like the Wind?” Then there’s the ’60s hits like “Be My Baby,” “In the Still of the Night” and “Love is Strange.” The real pièce de résistance is of course “(I’ve Had) The Time of My Life,” and you most certainly will at this show. All the seats are good so nobody, including Baby, will be put in the corner.

A scene from “The Comedy of Errors” at The Theater Project. Photo by Ross Cunningham

‘The Comedy of Errors’
7:30 p.m. Thursday, Friday and Saturday, 2 p.m. Sunday. The Theater Project, 14 School St., Brunswick, pay what you want. thetheaterproject.com
The Theater Project invites you to enjoy one of the Bard’s earliest and silliest plays. “The Comedy of Errors” is centered around two sets of twins and what happens after a shipwreck lands them all in the Greek city of Ephesus. You’ll be howling with laughter as a variety of mistaken identify shenanigans unfold in a way that could have only been penned by Shakespeare. Note: Masks are required at the Sunday performance.

Harvest on the Harbor: Meet Your (Craft Spirit) Maker happens on Friday in Portland. Photo by Diane Hudson

Harvest on the Harbor: Meet Your (Craft Spirit) Maker
5:30 p.m. Friday. O’Maine Studios, 54 Danforth St., Portland, $65, 21-plus. harvestontheharbor.com
While some of the other Harvest on the Harbor events are sold out, you can still get in on the foodie fun by grabbing tix to the Meet Your (Craft Spirit) Maker gathering. Maine Distillers’ spirit tasting and cocktail party will have you sipping on cocktails expertly paired with bites and tastes. Libations will feature local gins, vodkas, bourbons, rums and other spirits from Batson River Distilling, Cold River Vodka, Liquid Riot, Maine Craft Distilling and several others. As for the eats, they’ll be handled by Pemberton’s Gourmet Foods. What’s more, you’ll also enjoy jazz and swing tunes from the Hadacol Bouncers while you mingle with the makers and wet your whistle.

Jennifer Porter and Dana Packard in “The Holdup.” Photo courtesy of The Originals

‘The Holdup’
7:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday, 2:30 p.m. Sunday, 7:30 p.m. Nov. 3-5. Saco River Theatre, 29 Salmon Falls Road, Bar Mills, $15. sacorivertheatre.org
The Originals will take you back to the Old West, specifically the New Mexico prairie in 1914. There you’ll meet brothers Archie and Henry who await the return of their wheat threshing crew, out on a Saturday night paycheck-spending bender. The pair are robbed by aging gunslinger The Outlaw who has blown into town to meet up with his beloved Lily. The two haven’t seen one another in 20 years and she, once a dance hall girl, owns the biggest hotel in the area. Find out what ensues for all involved by seeing “The Holdup” this weekend or next in Saco. On a budget? The Nov. 3 performance is pay-what-you-can.