Meg Wolitzer presents a show of stories about our need to have “proof of love”—some demonstration by those nearest and dearest of exactly how much they care.  A lot, in Etgar Keret’s sweetly improbable “Almost Everything,” in which a husband looks for the perfect gift for a demanding wife.  It’s read by Liev Schreiber.  In Jacob Guajardo’s “Conquistadors, on Fairchild,” read by Michael Hartney, old flames reconnect, but it’s not clear where they are headed.  And in a classic from our archives, Haruki Murakami’s “Ice Man,” a shy woman marries a man who carries winter within and without.  Jane Curtin is the reader.

Prove Your Love

"for N [Why did she embark on a solitary journey in 'Norwegian Wood'?]" is a delicate and emotional track that touches on the sensitive topic of Naoko's tragic end in Haruki Murakami's "Norwegian Wood." Due to the nature of the subject matter, this song was not released as a single. Naoko, like Ophelia in Hamlet, is portrayed as a beautiful yet tragic figure, a symbol of fragility and loss. This piece is a tribute to her character and the haunting beauty of her journey. The illustration used for the record jacket most accurately and emotionally captures the image of the heroine, which has often been difficult to fully grasp.

for N [Why did she embark on a solitary journey in 'Norwegian Wood'?]

Murakami State of mind

ft. @harukilol , @dragics

prod.raffwreckit
prod @begged

2tone molly.mp3

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Rising star rewriting all music history.　rosu
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Spellbinding short stories by established and emerging writers take on a new life when they are performed by stars of the stage and screen. Listen free on your computer or mobile device. Symphony Space, the home of Selected Shorts, was founded almost 40 years ago in the belief that the arts bring people together, transcend barriers, and celebrate both our similarities and our differences. That belief remains our guiding principle and is more important now than ever. Your generosity during the Covid19 crisis will help us continue to provide great programs free of charge. Thank you for your support.

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