True Confessions of a Broadway Actor

True Confessions of a Broadway Actor is a first for Broadway.com—a funny and insightful new column written by a real Broadway performer who prefers to be known simply as "Anonymous." Over the next couple of months, Anonymous will give you a peek into the life of a Broadway thespian and will offer insights on everything from the terrors of auditioning to the ins and outs of life on the Rialto. This is not a work of fiction. Yes, Anonymous is a real working Broadway performer that you most likely already know and love. And no, we're not telling you who it is!

SECTION UPDATES:
10/31: Don't know what to say to a friend stuck in a less-that-brilliant show? Read "Wow... That Was Just... Wow!" and find out inside tips! READ IT

10/17: In "15 Minutes of Creepiness," Anonymous ponders levels of fame and puts out a warning: do not ask him to send your kid a birthday card! READ IT

10/10: Ever dreamt of the taking to the road and bringing the magic of theater to the masses outside of New York City? Anonymous has been there, done that and it wasn't pretty! READ IT

10/5: Anonymous checks the inbox and finds a letter from a teen reader , who worries about about the movie and TV stars who are taking on Broadway. Want to hear the response? READ IT

10/3: Looking for some insight into the fourth wall that divides audiences and performers? Read the latest by Anonymous, "Mr. Cellophane... Tear Down That Fourth Wall!" READ IT

9/26: "Hell On Earth," an inside peek at the audition process, is now published by Anonyous. READ IT

9/24: Another reader letter answered by Anonymous, this one addressing the ever-important issue of juggling personal health with the eight-show week. READ IT over on the Q&A page.

9/21: Anonymous has provided anwswers to some of your burning questions, involving perfect pizza, dressing room decor and stage door snipers. READ IT over on the Q&A page.

9/19: Section launch. "Any Given Wednesday," documenting a two-show day in the life of Anonymous, is up and running. READ IT Also check out the "ABCs of Broadway," in which Anonymous kicks off an ever-growing glossary of theatrical terms. READ IT You'll no doubt also want to correspond with our hidden star—you may do so HERE.