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• Hell's Kitchen: 'Kaleidoscope' seems like the fan-favorite choice, but I wouldn't be surprised if they go with 'Empire State of Mind'; it would include all four nominees and it's certainly popular/relevant
• The Outsiders: Haven't seen it yet, but 'Great Expectations' seems to be their "signature song&q

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In the lead-up to the Tonys, I always find NYT's "Who Will Win (and Who Should)" interesting, particularly the "Should Have Been Nominated" category, in which they will sometimes include non-eligible productions or performers. Looking back on the past season, I can think of a few notable Off-Broadway standouts; thus, I've decided to try out a list of my own. Of course I would love to hear your own choices and opinions as well (and feel free to include any of t

Zeppie2022 said: "Your question involved physical sickness and that can affect others which is why I wrote what I did in my post. You also included going with a hangover and that is as I mentioned self inflicted so little sympathy unless there was major issue causing you to drink too much. As for mental health, I would think if you were depressed and not in the mood for a show but went anyway, having something to take your mind of your problems for a few hours may be a very good thin

Zeppie2022 said: "Let me try and answer without being toonasty. First, no sympathy at all for you going to a show hungover. A hangover is self-inflicted and you did this to yourself knowing you were attending a show. Next, you went to a show with a cold and or fever a couple of times and had no regard to others around you that you may have gotten sick. There are options like selling a ticket when you are sick or maybe exchanging it for another date. You said you attended a show at 16

In my twenty-something years of theatre-going, I can recall a couple of times when I sat through a show despite not feeling too well. I have endured a number of Act 1’s while experiencing an upset stomach; on at least two occasions I’ve gone to the theatre hungover; there have been a few times I watched a show when I wasn’t in a great place mentally/emotionally; back in February I saw The Seven Year Disappear while recovering from a cold (which, due to thee fact tha

Out of curiosity, what was the consensus on Best Revival that year? I remember reading somewhere (not sure if it was a thread somewhere on this site or somewhere else) that Lincoln Center's Henry IV winning over the first ever Broadway revival of A Raisin in the Sun was something of a surprise. I've only seen one short clip from Raisin when Lincoln Center had it on display as part of their TOFT celebration last year, but I know

I can't comment as to how often this has happened or if this is some kind of new trend in the theatre. But, as with any aspect of a production, it's all about what the director is trying to say, how that adds to their vision, and how it compliments the overall experience.

With The Doctor, I feel Robert Icke was trying to convey how isolated and stagnant the doctor's life had become after her big decision at the end of the first act. Since the second act begins

A Strange Loop - Maybe the opening?

Company - Most likely 'Company'

Girl from the North Country - A medley.

MJ - Haven't seen the show, so I can't say for sure; definitely something that highlights the choreography.

Mr. Saturday Night - I could see them doing either 'Unbelievable' (a full-company moment) or 'A Little Joy' (possibly with some improv stand

As part of research for a play I am writing, I decided to reach out and ask this forum: Did anyone here wait in the line for the Public Theatre’s star-studded 2001 production of The Seagull?

I was only 8 when the production was staged, so I wasn’t really following the theatre scene at that time. It’s been pretty well-documented that this production was in high demand; with people often waiting up to 15 hours for a chance at getting a ticket or two, this and <