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Titanic also didn't have any acting nominees which was kind of surprising considering the strength of the cast.  There were only 4 nominees in each category in 1997 (I just checked).

I'm kind of surprised none of the actresses were nominated for Suffs. (I stand corrected as I didn't see Nikki James name when I first read through the list)

I was also expecting to see Lorin Latarro's name.

7 nominees in the best featured actress in a musical is unnecessary.

I absolutely adored this show and saw this production for the last time Friday evening. I was shocked by how many empty seats there were in the mezzanine. 

Does anyone know if Michael Iskander departed the show early? He wasn't in Friday night, and he wasn't there today. He was still listed in the Playbill. 

Ever since the Kiss of the Spider Woman debacle, I kind of don't trust them.

It's jarring not to see the Phantom marquee since it was a mainstay when it first went up in late 1987. I will always associate this show with my move to NYC.

I live in DC and already purchased my Bye Bye Birdie tickets, but had no idea that they were doing Nine. Where have I been?!

Nothing about this production shown during the segment on CBS Sunday Morning made me want to see this.

I absolutely loved this show, and saw it 4 times over the course of its brief run.  By the time I saw it in late previews the show seemed pretty frozen.  I wish I had seen it in early previews just to see how much the show changed.  I can't believe Audra wasn't nominated for a Tony for her role.  I also saw Darlesia Cearcy twice as Lottie Gee twice.  She was wonderful.  I'm disappointed that a cast recording was never made.

I saw it Saturday afternoon and she was out.  Not sure if her days off are floating as nothing is listed on the show's site or on Telecharge.  I wasn't happy when I found out she was performing that day, but Colleen Fitzpatrick was wonderful.  I'd still like to go back to see Victoria Clark before it closes.

I looked through my souvenir programs for Dancin' and Sophisticated Ladies, and he had already departed those shows when I got around to seeing them. Thankfully I saw him as John in Miss Saigon.

How incredibly disappointing to hear this.  I purchased tickets for the matinee this Saturday and nothing was listed on Telecharge about Victoria Clark not performing.  Ugh!!  I haven't been to NYC in a year, and this was the reason for my trip.  I already have tickets to Harmony on Friday night.

I was fortunate to have seen Chita Rivera in Jerry's Girls, Kiss of the Spiderwoman, A Dancer's Life, and The Mystery of Edwin Drood, but for some reason I will always remember her as the original Anita in West Side Story.

For those saying these things come in three's and wondering who the third might be, we recently lost Maurine Hines.

I saw this Wednesday evening, and don't see how this will find an audience on Broadway. 

The performances were good across the board, but the music sounded all the same to me.  Had there been an intermission I would have left.

Not much else to add without giving major plot points away.

I was hoping it would have been Edred Utomi.  

I was there last night.  Sat in the first tier.  The sound was terrible.  Lyrics were unintelligible a lot of the evening.  Lorna Courtney and Ali Stroker were the highlights.  It started off good, but as the evening went on, it felt very under-rehearsed.  Terrance Johnson was very good as Collins considering he was a last-minute fill-in for the injured Jordan Donica.  He recently performed that role at Paper Mill.

Christian Mark Gibbs was the actor who replaced Jordan during the final performance.  Same thing happened on Saturday.