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newintown said: ""Is there a specific thread dedicated to this show? We have not seen it. Could you link to it?"There are many - just click on "Search" and type "Natasha" or "Pierre" or "Comet," and you'll see a slew."Thanks yo! Didn't know you could find other threads like that (can you tell we're new haha). Though it doesn't look like there is a conversation for what we're trying to talk about specifically. We want to talk about who people think should win the Tony for best musical and why....

BroadwayRox3588 said: "I don't think there's any wrong choice for Best Musical this season. I think each show brings its own unique brand of goodness to Broadway, and that's something we need."Totally! Every show has done a spectacular job. All of these new unique shows are like a breath of fresh air. Though, we think this one, it has gone above and beyond. At least in attempting to use each part of theater distinctively to tell it's story.

newintown said: "I think that this didn't merit a new thread. "Is there a specific thread dedicated to this show? We have not seen it. Could you link to it?

Natasha, Pierre, & the Great Comet of 1812 Review YouTube LinkThose Plays-Doh tackle our next review of Natasha, Pierre, & the Great Comet of 1812. We look at how it uses theater as a medium...and basically why it should win the Tony. Do you agree or disagree? Let us know what you think!

Haha, yeah we say in the review we are a bit late. But we hadn't decided to or weren't ready to do a review channel yet at the time, so here we are :). The reason we ask that question is because the reasons people say it's a masterpiece is because it's something totally new and different than anything ever made. We think it's an amazing musical, but from where we come from, it has elements that we have heard and seen before. Why do you call it a masterpiece?

YouTube Link: HAMILTON BROADWAY REVIEWThose Plays-Doh review the Broadway show Hamilton: An American Musical, answers the question "Is it really a masterpiece?" and takes a look at its LGBTQ representation!

Hairspray YouTube Review Link Here is a review on Hairspray (2007), based on the Broadway musical that opened on August 15, 2002. We talk, music, characters, and most importantly diversity and what we'd like to see and how we feel when being represented in media. Let us know what you think!-Kyle & Jess

Here's a link to the review on YouTube: DEAR EVAN HANSEN REVIEWLet us know what you think. Did you like the musical? Do you think we were wrong with any of our assessment? Can we all agree though that Ben Platt is awesome!!!