I keep thinking I'm done writing about "Kimberly Akimbo," but I love to extol the virtues of this show, and I know there are at least a few other Levaco zealots out there. Justin Cooley might (it's unlikely) win a Tony Award tomorrow for his Broadway debut. He is in the "supporting" list, which seems like category fraud; next to Victoria Clark, Cooley is the co-lead of his show. Cooley plays Seth Weetis, a nerdy boy whose great desire is to "throw caution to the wind." He makes this confession in his "I Want" song: My brother played with nunchucks; I liked playing chess. My brother broke the knicknacks; I would clean the mess. I ate my peas and carrots; My brother never would. And as my mother died... I promised to be good. This is about labeling. Lazy adults tend to see children as "good" or "bad"; the practice is harmful not just for the hyper kids, but also for the seemingly docile kids (who may quietly resist th...