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Strawberry letter. Subject, show business isn't for everyone. Dear Stephen Shirley, I'm a 50-year-old

devoted wife with a big problem. I've been married to a great man for 23 years and we have two

kids in college. He's a great provider

and we both have solid careers

but he has always had a

big dream. He wants to be

a big Broadway actor.

My husband wants badly to be an

actor but he's never been able to make it

work. He's auditioned for a lot of commercials.

He's taking acting, he's taking acting classes, and he has wasted our money on hustling his way into some big auditions, but each time he was rejected.

The most he's achieved is some unpaid adult roles in the local children's theater.

To put it plainly, he can't act worth a darn, and he can't sing to save his life.

I love him, but it's the truth.

Our friends and family have sat through too many bad productions and local plays, and I simply can't do it anymore.

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