1) Yup. It's Raul.
2) Because people just don't care much about the show, even in the industry. And, as I have said, the odds it'll even be open by the time the nominations come out are slim. This spring we have bigger shows, or more important shows, or more nostalgic shows opening, and even a wildcard show in Something Rotten- Honeymoon will most likely be forgotten as Best Musical, even against shows that maybe aren't worthy of the award.
3) You are arguing for the feasibility of the show staying open through at least early May. That is just not likely at the rate it's losing money. It's had plenty of time to build an audience base and it's been entirely unable to.
"...everyone finally shut up, and the audience could enjoy the beginning of the Anatevka Pogram in peace."