#1
Posted: 5/15/07 at 4:41pm
Just wondering, since Apple Tree got a revival nom.
Do closed shows perform at the Tonys?
#3
Posted: 5/15/07 at 4:43pm
I know some plays have; not sure about musicals.
#4
Posted: 5/15/07 at 4:46pm
I remember seeing Jane Eyre at the Tonys after it had closed.
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#5
Posted: 5/15/07 at 4:48pm
Didn't Rags perform after it closed? Had Pacific Overtures already closed by the time it performed at the Tonys a couple years ago?
#7
Posted: 5/15/07 at 4:58pm
Alice and Emily performed for Side Show months after it had closed. It happens quite a bit actually, depends on the star power and the value it adds to the broadcast. Most things that have a big appeal this year are still running, so there probably won't be any closed shows performing this year.
#8
Posted: 5/15/07 at 5:02pm
Big River didn't, much to their dismay. They were preparing the national tour right around when the Tonys were, and they were wanting to perform and drum up some interest in the production.
#9
Posted: 5/15/07 at 5:02pm
I believe if a show closes within a 3 month margin with the Tony's, they perform.
#10
Posted: 5/15/07 at 6:31pm
they get the option to perform, as far as i know...many choose not to...
#11
Posted: 5/15/07 at 6:31pm
Jane Eyre was still open when it performed at the Tonys. It closed a few weeks later.
#12
Posted: 5/15/07 at 6:34pm
Do we still think that, assuming she's given the opportunity, Cheno will do "Gorgeous"?
That would be intersting considering the snub...
(I'm still a little upset)
That would be intersting considering the snub...
(I'm still a little upset)
#13
Posted: 5/15/07 at 8:27pm
Sondhead said:
"Big River didn't, much to their dismay. They were preparing the national tour right around when the Tonys were, and they were wanting to perform and drum up some interest in the production."
He must have been talking about the revival because two numbers (at least) from the original production were performed on the Tony Awards in the 80s.
There are so many youngsters on this list that those of us who aren't need to make things clearer
"Big River didn't, much to their dismay. They were preparing the national tour right around when the Tonys were, and they were wanting to perform and drum up some interest in the production."
He must have been talking about the revival because two numbers (at least) from the original production were performed on the Tony Awards in the 80s.
There are so many youngsters on this list that those of us who aren't need to make things clearer
#14
Posted: 5/15/07 at 8:55pm
I think Julie White should do her luncheon salad/Tibetan mandala monologue from The Little Dog Laughed.
#15
Posted: 5/15/07 at 8:59pm
"Parade" performed after it had closed.
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#16
Posted: 5/15/07 at 10:16pm
Re: Pacific Overtures
The original production was open in 1976 at the time of the Tonys. The revival did not perform. It closed long before the Tonys.
The original production was open in 1976 at the time of the Tonys. The revival did not perform. It closed long before the Tonys.
#17
Posted: 5/15/07 at 10:19pm
They did do a nice video feature of the Big River revival, however.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p6bcfPTZqto
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p6bcfPTZqto
#18
Posted: 5/15/07 at 10:32pm
Yes, they do perform at the Tonys.
But it's usually one or two people singing one song from the show (Dorothy Loudon singing "Fifty Percent" from "Ballroom," the girls from "Side Show" or Judy Kuhn and Dick Latessa singing "Rags" from "Rags") with little or no scenery and, in the case of Dorothy, not even in costume.
But it's usually one or two people singing one song from the show (Dorothy Loudon singing "Fifty Percent" from "Ballroom," the girls from "Side Show" or Judy Kuhn and Dick Latessa singing "Rags" from "Rags") with little or no scenery and, in the case of Dorothy, not even in costume.
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#19
Posted: 5/17/07 at 2:49pm
Let me rephrase--do y'all think The Apple Tree will be performing?
#20
Posted: 5/17/07 at 3:03pm
It's only nominated musicals (and revivals) that perform, not plays, right?
So the following 8 would be eligible to perform?
Curtains
Grey Gardens
Mary Poppins
Spring Awakening
The Apple Tree
Company
A Chorus Line
110 in the Shade
So the following 8 would be eligible to perform?
Curtains
Grey Gardens
Mary Poppins
Spring Awakening
The Apple Tree
Company
A Chorus Line
110 in the Shade
#21
Posted: 5/17/07 at 4:12pm
If they let The Apple Tree perform, the only appropriate choices to me seem to be Cheno's numbers, but after her snub do you think Roundabout would want her to perform?
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#23
Posted: 5/17/07 at 4:17pm
"It's only nominated musicals (and revivals) that perform, not plays, right?"
That depends. Sometimes plays perform, sometimes they don't. However, they usually don't come across that well, performing one scene out of context.
That depends. Sometimes plays perform, sometimes they don't. However, they usually don't come across that well, performing one scene out of context.
#24
Posted: 5/17/07 at 4:29pm
When was the last play that performed? I don't recall any.....
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