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VernonGersch said: "Disappointed that PATRIOTS didn't nab a Nom for Best Play. Found it fascinating, entertaining and really well directed and written. Glad Stuhlbarg got a well deserved Nomination"

awww, Will Keen didn't snag one other not did Rupert Goold or Peter Morgan. Happy for the Stereophonic (fave play of the season) but was rooting for Patriots as well.

I hope this doesn't discourage Almedia transfers - our any West End transfers - in our

I am thinking Mother Play will take that spot you have for Mary Jane
 

Jeff Tupolski said: "With lots of Tony threads and predictions on specific races, I figured there should be a general predictions thread. I’m sure therewas one, but I couldn’t dig deep enough to find it. Here’s some rough predix to start off. Some reaches, and probably more hopedicting than I’d like to think, but like I said, they’re rough.


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Take an edible before.  Or a cocktail.  Or maybe both?

That Is some extraordinary talent on stage - also my first time in the James Earl Jones theater since it was redone and it is fantastic. Corey and MacKenzie, the entire cast are crushing it on stage.   It was silly fun (I knew the hits of Huey Lewis but that's about it...) so it didn't have the same appeal to me like Moulin Rouge or & Juliet.  I do wish the books picked more of a subversive lane. Ano

Excellent evening of a theater and a must see.  One of my favorite shows in a while.  Found Peter Morgan's play highly entertaining.    Set and production design are top notch, vivid and bold (better than a few musicals I've seen this year).  Michael Stuhlbarg and Will Keen are giving exceptional performances.  Also Luke Thallon and Alex Hurt stand out in their roles as well.  

Rupert Gold's direction is top notch.

I envision a

Incredibly gratifying watching Jessica Lange's performance   There is one moment in the play where there is no dialogue, a few seconds really of her on stage alone and the power, sadness, regret and intensity in her eyes is something to behold.  That is Acting.   

The play, at a perfectly paced 95 minutes, is highly entertaining, heartfelt and often quite funny.  Paula Vogel has written some really wonderful scenes and a good play.  A few

gibsons2 said: "MemorableUserName said: "McAdams is out tonight. They canceled Tuesday and Wednesday entirely, but tonight the understudy is on. The understudy previously went on last week in a different role when McAdams was in."

What a mess... I'm thankful for that ticket protection I've purchased, at least it was an easy cancelation. I guess I'll be skipping this play altogether."

Is Rachel back in the show? and dumb quest

Totally on the same page as Jordan.  That pre-sale was super easy.  Remarkable price difference between their '"Platinum Ticket" which includes Lounge access ($499) and Front Orchestra Aisle seats to the side at $299 each (thought it was going to be way way more expensive). 

Seat Geek still adds on a $33.92 Sur charge per ticket.

Most highly anticipated show in forever and excellent seats weren't quite in the MWRA price point as a pleasant surpri

This is an utter disaster.  We all stopped what we are doing to purchase early on-sale tickets and Seat Geek totally craps the bed.  Why are there NO tickets showing up at all?  Why did we all rush to our computers to attempt to purchase great seats - and the technology or lacktherof can't support.   I HATE Seat Geak.  Hated them since INTO THE WOODS.  There is no excuse for this -and Jamie Lloyd and his producers should be mortified that the St James continu