Billy Crystal, the S.N.L. alum and six-time Emmy winner, has returned to Broadway this fall with an autobiographical one-man show inspired by the loss of his Los Angeles home in the wildfires. Titled 860, after the street number of the Pacific Palisades house where Crystal and his family lived for 46 years, the show is a funny, deeply personal look at love and loss. “The show really takes place in the house that was, and it’s all the funny stories, and touching stories, that have happened to us in that time,” Crystal said on The Late Show With Stephen Colbert. “I started really writing it the morning of the fires.” Directed by the Tony-nominee Scott Ellis, 860 runs for 12 weeks. —Clara Scholl