VotePeron said: "quizking101 said: "EDSOSLO858 said: "Companywill win the most awards (Featured Actor, Featured Actress, Direction, Orchestrations, Set Design, Revival) - and get the most nominations - among the eligible musicals, whileA Strange Loopwill be awarded with both the Triple Crown and Leading Actor in a Musical for Jaquel Spivey.Clarke will take home Leading Actress in a Musical,SIX's consolation prize will be Costume Design, andMusic Manwill take Choreography. Every other musical is going home empty-handed.
There you have it.
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I was with you for most of this, but I think Leading Actor is far from a foregone conclusion when it’s such a hotly contested race (Spivey, Jackman, McClure, Crystal, and Frost), and having not seen Spivey yet, Frost is my clear winner by a high margin. I also see MJ snagging up choreography easily - if anything, that might assuredly be it’s one prize of the night.
With Broadway reopening and so many good shows coming out in spades, I think we are definitely in for a year where the prizes are evenly divided.
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Between Doubtfire's hiatus and Frost's attendance record, Jaquel Spivey has it in the bag. It's not only the best role out of the 3, but it's a star making turn. If Santino hadn't won for Tootsie I probably would be leaning McClure, but we'll have to see which way the wind blows.
Let's not forget, that it's often the most crowded years in theater that the prizes are not evenly split. Dear Evan Hansen was the only new musical to win an award in 2016, as was The Bands Visit in 2018 (save Scenic for Zinn)."
Not true about the Evan Hansen year (which was actually 2017). Come From Away won director, Natasha Pierre picked up two design awards and Bandstand won choreography.