In honor of the huge success of this week's Broadway Easter Bonnet Competition, I've decided to dedicate my column to Broadway Cares/ Equity Fights AIDS, the New York theatre community's premiere social service non-profit.
Lately, my favorite part of Broadway has been the extras - the bonuses - what happens when the shows are dark.
As I got myself together, wiped the sweat from my brow and calmed my breathing, I started to think about the nature of nervousness as it relates to live performance.
Now that the sun is shining in Manhattan again, the idea of going for a run doesn't seem quite as daunting as it did when it involved trudging through 18 inches of snow or wearing a million layers.
Dear Megan, Please release a statement to tell us your side of the story.
I'm twelve years old when Mom & Dad tell me we're going to New York.
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