Advice

The Centennial Column

Many of you would like to find out my true identity. You wonder how you can trust what I say when you don't know who I am. "Who" is but the form following the function of "what," and what I am is a man in a mask.

The IRS on the Prowl

Last month the IRS announced that the number of audited returns had increased by 11 percent over the previous year. But you usually can't get into trouble if you tell the truth and file your returns on time.

Karnell Matthews... Got the Part!

In earning the role of Ben in "The Rainbow Room," Karnell Matthews proved that hard work, sincerity, and initiative produce results.

In Defense of 'Workshops'

"Can you honestly tell me there's any other way other than workshops to get in front of major casting directors or casting associates for one-on-one face time, guaranteed?"

Gay for a Play

"I'm extremely concerned (almost terrified) about how my "traditional" family, friends, and potential bosses or directors would react if they were to Google my name and find it associated with a gay-and-lesbian event."

Talking With Tommy Tune

Nine-time Tony winner Tommy Tune receives the 2012 Capezio Dance Award.

Shuffling off This Mortal Coil

Despite the popular belief, dying isn't easy--especially on stage.

Choreographer Doug Elkins on Building His 'Mo(or)town/Redux'

Choreographer Doug Elkins, known for his "Fräulein Maria," reworks his 1990 piece "Mo9or)town" to create "Mo(or)town/Redux."