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Anyone think this can win Best Revival and Leading Actress

Who will be nominated? Win?War PaintDear Evan HansenBandstandCome From AwayAnastasiaGroundhog DayAmelieNatasha, Pierre and The Great Comet of 1812Holiday InnCharlie and the Chocolate FactoryA Bronx TaleIn Transit

But I don't think it's hard to see Bronx Tale getting Tony love. It's doing well at the box office, got a NYT critics pick, and Alan Menken wrote it.

wow VotePeron, you really hated War Paint didn't you. And if one of them is going to be snubbed, which I don't believe will happen, it's going to be Patti. Christine Ebersole is giving the stronger performance.

evic, care to tell us what your predictions are?

This is very exciting. Natasha Pierre and Dear Evan Hansen aren't eligible for Nominations unless there are new actors like Groban and Benton.

Looking forward to these nominations tomorrow.

Neon must be so sad after these reviews. He loves Anastasia.

Well we still have to wait for Bandstand reviews as well. Denee Benton shouldn't get in either. It should be Annaeligh, Laura, Bette, Patti, and Christine.

We also can't forget Phillipa Soo, although there's no doubt bad reviews are going to hurt Altomare, Soo, and even Noblezada. I think Benton and Osnes get in.

The show looks great!Bandstand Pics

Well it's a show that women and gay men want to see. That's the Broadway demographic for you.

He actually liked Chocolate Factory more than Anastasia. Bandstand next...

Well he sounds like it in that review. Plus he loves Les Mis.

Adam Feldman is such a softy. He's worse than Isherwood.As Anastasia piles discovery upon discovery, the happiest surprise is how consistently good the musical turns out to be. Smartly adapted by Terrence McNally from the 1997 animated film and the 1956 Ingrid Bergman movie-with Stephen Flaherty and Lynn Ahrens impressively expanding their score from the former-Anastasia is a sweeping adventure, romance and historical epic whose fine craftsmanship will satisfy musical-theater fans beyond the ...

Didn't Elizabeth Vincintelli leave the Post? Can't Winer move there? She was tough, but I always enjoyed her reviews.

"Newspapers have to go in a different direction, and I actually don't want to go in that direction. I hope I'm still going to be able to do reviewing, but I don't know. I'm not hopping to another job, for first time in my life. I don't have a plan. But I want to do more satisfying writing."Newsday Theatre Critic Linda Winer Resigns

LOL !

This thread became entirely about money. Let's go back to the question. When is he coming back to Broadway?

He actually liked the scaled down set. Completely at odds with what everybody else on this board is saying. The whole production just looks tacky to me. His description of Johnny Depp's Wonka is 100% accurate. Mix of Michael Jackson and Anna Wintour.