Symphony Space

This launch event for The Things We Never Say offers an rare, unfiltered look into Elizabeth Strout’s newest exploration of the "small" human moments—those specific, quiet realizations about parenthood and loneliness—that have made her characters feel like people we actually know. You’re essentially getting a front-row seat to a masterclass in empathy as the Pulitzer Prize winner unpacks her process, featuring live readings by guest actors that bring her signature plain-spoken yet profound prose to life.

This performance explores the profound and humorous milestones of life through a series of short stories that capture the transformative power of "firsts." Engage with a poignant literary showcase where actors of stage and screen breathe life into narratives about the pivotal moments that change us forever.

This seasonal installment of literature in performance celebrates the arrival of spring through stories of blooming gardens, the emotional highs and lows of baseball, and burgeoning romance. Engage with an evocative evening where professional actors interpret short fiction that captures the optimism and renewal of the natural and sporting worlds.

This intimate dialogue brings together a legendary experimental artist and a distinguished author to explore the intersections of creativity, friendship, and faith. Engage with a deeply personal discussion centered on a literary tribute to a late Pulitzer Prize winner, offering rare insight into the shared lives of visionary minds.

This launch event for a sweeping new novel explores the intricate ties between friendship, love, and the lifelong pursuit of artistic expression. Engage with a brilliant literary discussion featuring a live reading and an interactive Q&A that delves into the creative process behind a modern master's latest work.

This electrifying book launch explores a narrative woven with memory and art, following the unexpected turns that shape a human life through the lens of an iconic Pulitzer Prize-nominated storyteller. Engage with an insightful literary conversation featuring the author of The Dutch House as she delves into her latest work alongside a fellow master of contemporary fiction.

Stéphane Wrembel brings his annual celebration of gypsy jazz to the stage, turning the room into a transportive corner of Paris that feels more like a late-night hang than a formal concert hall. It’s the kind of evening where you can lose track of time watching world-class guitarists trade lightning-fast solos, making it a perfect pick for anyone who wants a sophisticated night out without the typical Broadway bustle.