Broadway Legend Joined: 1/31/04
Were'nt the nominees to be announced at 9:45am today?
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Yah, but Drama Desk usually doesn't post the online list until about 10:30 am.
Chorus Member Joined: 4/6/04
Broadway Legend Joined: 1/31/04
Is there a link?
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http://www.playbill.com/news/article/128654.html
9 to 5 got 15 noms: Outstanding Musical, Outstanding Actress in a Musical (all three girls), Outstanding Featured Actor in a Musical (Marc Kudisch), Outstanding Direction of a Musical, Outstanding Choreography, Outstanding Music, Outstanding Lyrics, Outstanding Book of a Musical, Outstanding Orchestrations, Outstanding Set Design of a Musical, Outstanding Costume Design, Outstanding Lighting Design of a Musical, Outstanding Sound Design.
Broadway Legend Joined: 5/29/07
Soooo, Rock of Ages has offically lost it's chance of being nominated for the Tony, right? Really, not a SINGLE nomination?
YAY YAY YAY for the 9 to 5 women!! I'm thrilled for them. Plus the Norman Conquests looks like it's on the way to winning the Tony.
I'm excited Demond Green got nominated.
Nominations per show:
9 to 5, 15
Shrek The Musical, 12
Billy Elliot The Musical, 10
Hair, 8
Irving Berlin's White Christmas, 6
Ruined, 5
The Norman Conquests, 5
Blithe Spirit, 4
Exit the King, 4
Fela!, 4
reasons to be pretty, 4
The Story of My Life, 4
The Winter's Tale, 4
33 Variations, 3
A Tale of Two Cities, 3
Enter Laughing The Musical, 3
Equus, 3
Fifty Words, 3
Mary Stuart, 3
Pal Joey, 3
The Toxic Avenger, 3
Arias With a Twist, 2
Blasted, 2
Body Awareness, 2
Clay, 2
Dear Edwina, 2
Desire Under the Elms, 2
Happiness, 2
My Vaudeville Man!, 2
Road Show, 2
The Cherry Orchard, 2
The Cripple of Inishmaan, 2
The Seagull, 2
Waiting for Godot, 2
West Side Story, 2
They loved 9 to 5, Shrek and Billy yet pretty much snubbed West Side Story (only Best Revival and Karen)
I doubt the people who go to see ROA care if it gets any tonys, or have even heard of the tonys
was guys & dolls not eligible or just universally snubbed?
Broadway Legend Joined: 12/10/04
LOL...yeah because Story of My life and FELA are real shots to get a tony nom.
I find it interesting that Billy Elliot wasn't nominated for Best Set of a Musical. I think 9 to 5 should win anyway, but usually the big blockbuster musicals of the season find themselves into every design category. WAY TO GO 9 TO 5!!! WOOT! Also, interesting that the Drama Desk committee denied the request for joint consideration of the Billy Boys. As a result, they weren't nominated at all. (Also, why is Daniel Breaker in the leading category?) And poor Harriet Walker.
I think it's hysterical that the other awards have all but ignored 9 to 5 so far and now this.
I love how Story of My Life got four nominations, even one for Best Musical :)
LOL...yeah because Story of My life and FELA are real shots to get a tony nom.
Well no...clearly not. But 9 to 5, Shrek, and Billy Elliot took 3 of the Drama Desk spots, so they very well could take 3 Tony spots. And the 4th spot will most certainly go to Next to Normal. Honestly the only chance Rock of Ages has will be in the Shrek spot, but if anything takes it away from Shrek, it will likely be [title of show] since the nominating committee is full of New York based theatre people who like artistic theatre.
Broadway Star Joined: 4/16/07
The boys of Billy Elliot are noticeably missing from the Best Actor in a Musical list. Daniel Breaker...really?
Now that he's been nominated by the Outer Critics Circle, the Drama League, and the Drama Desk awards, I'd say James Barbour has a good shot at a Tony nomination. Anyone agree?
Broadway Legend Joined: 1/31/04
Nothing for "All My Sons"??? Not even for Dianne Wiest (she was breathtaking!!!)
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Congratulations to Brian d'Arcy James for 2 acting awaard nominations: one for best actor in a musical and one for best featured actor in a play. He really is an amazingly talented man.
Now that he's been nominated by the Outer Critics Circle, the Drama League, and the Drama Desk awards, I'd say James Barbour has a good shot at a Tony nomination. Anyone agree?
It's hard to say. Assuming Will Swenson and Brian Darcy James are still nominated and that the Billy boys will get a spot, it only leaves two spots open. My guess is that one of the will go to J. Robert Spencer for Next to Normal. It is very possible that Barbour could take the last spot assuming it doesn't go to Gavin Creel or Matt Cavenaugh.
Broadway Legend Joined: 12/10/04
the drama desks are 8 theater people.
Real diversity there.
Tony nominating comm is 26 people.
I think it might be a little different.
And why is N2N a lock? or 9-5 who will get avg to bad reviews?
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