Entitled Songs, Sonnets and Soliloquies, the evening will concentrate on four kinds of love: old, new, unrequited and true. A Shakespeare sonnet or soliloquy will introduce each section, which will be followed by several songs. Among the composers whose work will be featured are Sondheim, Bernstein, Pucinni, Debussy and Massenet. The 8 PM performance will also boast new tunes by Sam Davis, Dan Lipton, Marc Smollin and the Tony-winning Avenue Q tunesmiths Jeff Marx and Robert Lopez. Songs, Sonnets and Soliloquies will also feature performances by Kyra Himmelbaum and Kate Guyton; the latter will direct the one-night-only event.

Glenn Seven Allen has appeared in New York productions of Mrs. Bromley and Past/Perfect. . . Michigan Man. His regional credits include the aforementioned The Light in the Piazza as well as Julius Caesar, Pirates of Penzance, The Student Prince, Ligeia and The Ark. Allen's screen credits include "Roll," "Say What?..." and "Holding Still."

Symphony Space is located in Manhattan 2537 Broadway at 96th Street. For more information or to purchase tickets, visit www.symphonyspace.org.