An NYU design alum is accusing Tony-Nominated costume designer, Michael Krass, of sexual misconduct and inappropriate behavior while he was his student at the university’s Playwrights Horizons Theater School.

“If you’ve donned any type of “face” in your performing career, it might not be something to expect a lot of people to “like”.”

“Whether this is your first one or your hundredth, everyone gets nervous at auditions. It is always scary to put yourself out there with the possibility of failure. After years of being on both sides of the table, there are a few tips I have learned to survive auditions.”

“There is no doubt that stage production is a male-dominated industry due to the considerable amount of lifting, heavy and dirty physical work involved. However, if you’re a woman who is passionate about live show production, this shouldn’t be the end of your dream, as a great stage technician requires a lot more than just being physically strong.”

“In the media swarm over WEST SIDE STORY’s opening, the New York Times finally reported on the protest yesterday. The article did provide some new information and insight that should be discussed further.”

“Maybe the Casting Director isn’t looking at you, because on some level you don’t want to be looked at.”

“These career paths are realistic and rewarding options for individuals who excel in the performing arts.”

“There’s been another twist in the issue over Amar Ramasar’s casting in WEST SIDE STORY. And it’s pretty sneaky.”

“I strongly recommend that each actor try stage management if they get the chance. It will inform your acting experience so much more.”

“People seem to be very particular with which kind of actors play which parts and they seem to always comment on someone’s race or gender when they want to bring into question the legitimacy of someone’s performance. So, I ask: Why aren’t there more fat Hamlets? “

The management team at WEST SIDE STORY has changed the wording of their terribly received statement.

“The ultimate cog behind running a show is the stage manager. They are problem solvers and highly organized individuals but rub them the wrong way and the wing tension could be cut with a knife. Here are 5 ways to keep your stage manager happy.”