2011 – Page 13

M. Ryan Taylor continues his account of his journey to become half the man he was, telling how the best laid plans of mice and men will not be derailed by long show runs or unforseen catastrophes.

Last month you read about Jazzercise and this busy singer and mom of two's goals to use her newfound exercise program to get fit. Read about Clara's progress and the challenges she's facing now.

Jennifer Porto Continues her first-person account of what it's like to be a fest singer in Germany. Learn about the different kind of Fest contracts and why it can pay off to have an agent in your court come contract-signing time.

Economic times are still tough and a two-month summer program just might not be in your budget. Read about a handful of more economical summer programs and fire up your curiosity about what's available within your price range.

Random Acts of Culture Hit the Streets On a weekend in November, a group of 650 singers who had been disbursed among crowds of shoppers burst out in a performance

There are few things more stunning in nature than a glorious full moon. I love looking up and seeing that bright globe in the sky with its happy face shining

A new book by David Cutler offers real-life examples and tools to help singers make a living doing what they love.

This program, nestled in the Tyrolean Alps of Austria, offers singers an intensive three-week study abroad with classes in German, diction, voice, acting, auditioning and more. Find out what one recent participant took away from her summer 2010 experience.