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I thought that Lin was really really terrible in Hamilton. While he is a genius creatively, I thought his acting and voice were way off in the role itself. I definitely don't think he should've gotten a tony nom and was really sad and frustrated when he got it over Benjamin Walker. 

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A Doll'a House:Part 2- B

Book of Mormon- A

Cats- D

Charlie & the Chocolate Factory- F

Come From Away- A

Dear Evan Hansen- A+

Great Comet- B+

Hamilton- A+

Hello, Dolly!- B

Kinky Boots- C-

Miss Saigon- B+

On Your Feet!- C

Oslo- B+

Phantom of the Opera- B

School of Rock- F

Waitress- A

Wicked- A

Literally the best show I have ever seen. 10/10 would reccomend. It's so deeply accurate and touching on so many levels. This show has a brilliant script, concept, and score, with intense, real acting that really outshines anything else on Broadway. Call me crazy- I enjoyed this even more than HAMILTON, and I saw that with the original cast.

I wish they had put more of his rambling on moments like in If I Could Tell Her

Just saw both Great Comet and DEH this weekend. Hands down think Dear Evan Hansen should win best musical. It really blew Great Comet out of the park entirely in my opinion.

I fell asleep the first time I watched cats

@godless I completely agree, I think Ben Walker should've gotten a nom over Zachary Levi.

@godless I completely agree, I think Ben Walker should've gotten a nom over Zachary Levi.

Agreed 100% on Phantom, gypsy101

A couple that people haven't mentioned that really got me are the Everlasting Ballet from Tuck Everlasting and "Words Fail" from Dear Evan Hansen.

Kinky Boots and On Your Feet! will be the first of that list to close. I think January 1 or around there. I also think Something Rotten, Paramour, and perhaps Jersey Boys could close end of summer. After that I'm not sure, but I think the next wave would be Color Purple, Chicago, Cats, and Beautiful. 

Photograph 51 before War Paint perhaps?

I think Alan Mingo, Jr. will be the last Lola.

Definitely Tuck Everlasting

Seriously though for those of you that haven't seen Dear Evan Hansen that role is vocally, physically, and ESPECIALLY emotionally draining. 8 times a week go Ben Platt.

Wow. I hope not- no offense to Paramour but I think that house would be put to use much better with SpongeBob than with some other incoming cirque show...

I was thinking either the Marquis or maybe even the Lyric if it waits till next season for SpongeBob.

Just wait until you see Ben Platt do Dear Evan Hansen 8 shows a week. 

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