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Thank you, JBroadway, that Playbill link is exactly what I needed! I've mainly just been trying to find lists of shows that opened each season to compare with nomination lists, but I couldn't find anywhere that listed them.And haterobics, **** you, it was pretty clear I meant "snubbed" as "not nominated" - great job living up to your chosen username, I guess.

I have researched, which is why I said so. I can't find any sites that even mention snubbed shows, just list after list of nominees and winners.

69th Tonys: Doctor Zhivago, Finding Neverland, Holler If Ya Hear Me, Honeymoon in Vegas, It Shoulda Been You, Side Show68th Tonys: Big Fish, First Date, Soul DoctorI can't find anything resembling a definitive list beyond the past two years. Can someone help me out? I'd like to go all the way back to the 54th Tonys season (2000) at least.

Jeremy Jordan did a terrific ballad-style arrangement of Under The Sea at a recent concert. (I can't find a link, sorry!)

Also, I've heard Annie Get Your Gun referred to as the first musical written as a star vehicle - is there any truth to that? It seems every musical that Ethel, Mary, and Gwen did after it was written around them.

As much as I personally dislike it, I would include Cats in this list, as the first Mega Musical that the 80's came to be so defined by.

Newsies, Ghost, Matilda, Honeymoon in Vegas, Bring It On, A Christmas Story, Chaplin, Wonderland, Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown, Elf, The Addams Family, From Here to EternityThey all have an Overture of some kind, though a lot of them are less than a minute long. And these are all 2010-present.

As much as I adore Julie, I can't picture her getting a lifetime achievement award. She's originated 4 roles, and hasn't been on stage since the 90's. There are others that have done significantly more for Broadway, (to say nothing of her terrific screen career) and haven't gotten a special Tony. The biggest reason they'd give her one now would be to complete her EGOT. And show an honorary Tony on the air? Like that'll happen. Get Score and Book in the broadcast and we'll talk.

I rarely get to actually go see a show, so I get my theatre fix purely by listening to cast recordings. So I end up preferring cast recordings that have the entire show. With that in mind, I usually choose to listen to these over the originals: Dreamgirls (2001 Actors Fund Benefit Concert) [what a cast, right?!?] On The Twentieth Century (2005 Actors Fund Benefit Concert) Parade (2007 Donmar Warehouse) [it helps that I adore Bertie Carvel's Leo] Passion (2013 Off-Broadway) Bare: A Pop Opera (...

I seriously love The Stritch. I think there are other names that should have greater priority, but that'd just be a terrific name for a theater. Also I don't understand how the Majestic hasn't been renamed the Lloyd Webber. I'm not saying I think it should happen, but how hasn't it? If I could name one, though, I guess my first choice would be the Kander & Ebb, though if it were up to me the Rodgers would become the Rodgers & Hammerstein.

A) Yeah, I'm 23 and pre-Beautiful I only knew Carole because of the Gilmore Girls theme song and You've Got A Friend (which I primarily knew as a James Taylor song). B) About time for Rita Moreno! She finished her EGOT almost 40 years ago! (1977)

Just thought of this and had to bring this thread back - Jane would make a BRILLIANT Gussie in Merrily We Roll Along!

Just adding to his list of accomplishments, he started the Actors Fund benefit concerts on his own - that's had a pretty big impact on the community. I 100% agree that he deserves one.

Phyllis in Follies. Her performance of Could I Leave You? and Lucy & Jessie would be amazing.

@hen88, there's a revival of A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To The Forum that's in the works, set to star James Corden. It was delayed because he got the job to host The Late Late Show, but I believe they're still planning to do it once he's done with that (though who knows how long that will be?)

Bringing this back to add Robin de Jesus. Nominated for playing Jacob in the 2010 La Cage aux Folles, who only sings a single verse (then repeats it) in "Cocktail Counterpoint" Any new ones since this thread was started in 2012?

Definitely agree with "Something Wonderful" for Ruthie. I listened to the cast recording just a few days before the Tonys, and it alone was almost enough to change camps from Judy to Ruthie. Also adding "Hold Me In Your Heart" for Billy Porter, "I Am What I Am" for both George Hearn and Douglas Hodge, and "Diva's Lament" for Sara Ramirez.

Came here to say Dreamgirls, pleasantly surprised to see it said 3 times already. Also seconding Sunset Boulevard. And I think it's about time Merrily We Roll Along got a Broadway run with the revised material. Same deal with Parade.

Sutton just turned 40, and said at a recent concert that she doesn't see herself playing ingenues anymore. Then she said that Rose was a dream role and proceeded to kill Rose's Turn. So I'm looking forward to the inevitable revival. I'd also love to see Laura Benanti return to Gypsy as Rose. Those two probably top my list.

Adding to the Les Miz duplicates, Samantha Barks was Eponine in both the 2010 concert and the movie.