Guest host Robert Sean Leonard presents three stories about people in pursuit of the good life.

Listen here: http://www.selectedshorts.org/2016/08/enviable-characters-with-guest-host-robert-sean-leonard/

RSL presents this broadcast (doesn't do a reading) but it's worth a listen to because his sponsor message at the beginning is rather amusing!

On August 22nd, Jane Kaczmarek will participate in a Selected Shorts presentation entitled "Unforgettable Journeys" at The Mahaiwe in Great Barrington, MA. Jane Curtin and Robert Sean Leonard will also read that evening in the Berkshires.

Source: http://wamc.org/post/jane-kaczmarek-new-play-williamstown-and-reading-selected-shorts-great-barrington ( Read more... )

Hi everyone :) I went to see Selected Shorts the other night, and did a little write-up on my LJ, if you're interested.

Unfortunately, I couldn't take any pics -- Sorry!

Read on

The Mahaiwe Performing Arts Center presents Selected Shorts Unforgettable Journeys on Monday, August 22 at 7:30pm. The evening will feature spellbinding short stories by established and emerging writers, performed by stars of the stage and screen. Host Jane Kaczmarek (Malcolm in the Middle), along with the show’s longtime readers Jane Curtin ( ( Read more... )

Guest host Robert Sean Leonard presents works about living, and not living, in New York City.
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RSL will be hosting an evening of short stories called "The Twilight Zone" in NYC.  He often hosts and sometimes reads.

Here's the link:

http://www.selectedshorts.org/detail/?id=8888

“Portal,” by J. Robert Lennon -Read by Robert Sean Leonard.
“A Curtain of Green,” by Eudora Welty -Read by Frances Sternhagen

http://www.selectedshorts.org/2016/03/strange-places-with-guest-host-robert-sean-leonard/

Another Selected Shorts hosted by Robert.

Guest host Robert Sean Leonard presents three stories for the holidays. In “One Christmas,” Truman Capote visits the father he hardly knew. John Shea is the reader. Grace Paley imagines what happens when a Jewish schoolgirl with “The Loudest Voice” is cast in the Christmas play; Linda Lavin reads. And ( Read more... )