2023 Drama Desk Nominees- Page 3

[Playbill_Trash]

Posted: 4/27/23 at 9:57pm

So the rules are saying in the genderless acting categories, each voter will get 2 votes - and there will be 2 winners in each category? That will be interesting.

what are the odds 2 white men win end up winning in a category and then the whole organization has egg on their face?

[UWS10023]

Posted: 4/27/23 at 10:54pm

So happy for Andrew Burnap!

[lapinitsa]

Posted: 4/27/23 at 11:11pm

Playbill_Trash said: "So the rules are saying in the genderless acting categories, each voter will get 2 votes - and there will be 2 winners in each category? That will be interesting.

what are the odds 2 white men win end up winning in a category and then the whole organization has egg on their face?"

I worry about that.

[Robbie2]

Posted: 4/27/23 at 11:37pm

clearastheday said: "Interesting choice to go with Uzele over Soo for Best Leading Performance."

Uzele is not deserving this over Soo!

[The Other One]

Posted: 4/27/23 at 11:46pm

I can't believe A Case For The Existence of God and Prima Facie were nominated and Downstate wasn't.

[CoffeeBreak]

Posted: 4/28/23 at 1:14am

Enjoyed A Case For The Existence of God and Prima Facie more than Downstate.

Very happy for Burtnap too.  I enjoyed his Arthur very much - it was a wonderful fresh take and he handled the material given very well!

Arden wasn't nominated for Parade or A Christmas Carol here or for Drama League nominations.  It may not be his his year with the competition. Arden and Bessonnett productions still feel like staged concerts in their move from City Center - and less like full productions.

Hope Burtnap, Groban and Platt are all nominated.

[Tevin Three]

Posted: 4/29/23 at 1:29am

Fordham2015 said: "-Andrew Durand and Sharon D Clarke aren't leads.
 

According to whom? The Tonys? Meanwhile, Sharon Clarke won an Olivier Award for this same production as a LEAD ACTRESS.