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Of the 26 categories this year, what do you think is the easiest one to predict this year.
I'm going to say Pippin for revival, or Kenneth Posner for something (although that's cheating a bit).
Actually, Kenneth Posner is probably not going to win. So that wouldn't be a good prediction for you to make.
I think the safest bet is for Andrea Martin to win Best Featured Actress in a Musical.
Best Featured Actress in a Musical.
And honestly, I think the next best bets after that are for Vanya...Spike for Best Play and William Ivey Long for Best Costumes. THEN I'd say Pippin for Best Revival. Those would be the only 4 this year I'd be comfortable putting money on.
I'd say Pippin for Revival and Martin for Best Featured Actress.
The rest- geez, who can say? Even though I think Vanya et al. is likely to take it, I could see the also well-received (and more conservative) Assembled Parties sneaking in
Chorus Member Joined: 5/25/12
I almost said Martin....I'm glad Pippin's getting a good bit of love this year.
Broadway Legend Joined: 8/5/11
Pippin winning best revival. Andrea Martin winning BSA and Patina winning BA.
Andrea Martin for Featured Actress in a Musical...followed very closely by Pippin for revival.
Pippin, but the two that SHOULD be locks are Virginia Woolf as Best Revival of a Play and Tracy Letts.
Ken Posner will probably be the first loser with more votes than the wnner.
Andrea Martin is the only lock. Everything else is a horse race.
RaisedOnMusicals, I wouldn't be so sure about Letts. If Woolf was still open then I would certainly say he would be right there, but it's been gone for quite some time and Hanks has been great for the Broadway community. I think it will be a tight race between Hanks and Letts.
Understudy Joined: 8/17/12
Karen Cartwright for everything.
I'm a little surprised that people don't think Pippin is a lock for Best Revival. I can't see any circumstance under which Annie, Cinderella, or Drood will win out over it. Pippin has the reviews, the box office, the buzz, and more nominations. Which of the other candidates are people thinking could be a surprise winner?
I think both Andrea Martin and Pippin are locks. I don't think anything else is.
Fire and Music, I LOLd - thank you!
PIPPIN is very likely, but not a lock. There is slight possibility for an upset from DROOD. (PIPPIN will probably win, but DROOD has enough support that it's not out of the running yet).
Just saw Cinderella tonight. Without Pippin it could win. Pippin will take it. I pity parents with small children going to Cinderella Between sky high prices plus concessions for the little ones I will remember the poor parents in my prayers
I think Andrea Martin is the only sure thing. Everything else...who knows! Really, pretty much everything is up for grabs.
It's interesting that such a so-so theatrical season overall has yielded such an unpredictable Tony race. When was the last time so many of these award winners were so hard to predict? Even the relative locks have possible upsets not far behind.
Lots of potential for closed shows to be recognized...that's kind of exciting to me.
I think Pippin for revival has it in the bag. (I also tend to think Diane Paulus' time to win that directing Tony has come.) In all honesty, many of the Outer Critics' Circle Awards look like what may happen come June 9.
Supersam, I think you misinterpreted my post. What I was saying (or trying to say) is that both Letts and Virginia
Woolf SHOULD be locks to win, but clearly are not locks.
Pippin is a lock.
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