Last Year's Tony Nominees that could Repeat This Coming Cycle

I attempted the Producers categories, and it's just too complex...with productions having a list of 25+ at times, and The Shubert Organization/Nederlanders being listed with approx. 50% of productions these days.

On the other had, if one is looking for job security in the industry, being a talented scenic/costume designer might be the way to go :)

Didn’t David Zinn also design Beetlejuice?



oops ... it was David Korins.

Updated On: 12/6/18 at 07:33 PM

neil30043 said: "So far, as far as performers go, the repeat nominees could be:

Nathan Lane- "Gary"

Glenda Jackson -"King Lear"

Laurie Metcalf- "Hillary and Clinton"

Michael Cera - "The Waverly Gallery

For directors:

George C. Wolfe- "Gary"

Joe Mantello-"Boy in the Band" and "Hillary & Clinton"

Casey Nicholaw-"The Prom"

Barlett Sher-"Mockingbird"

Choreography:

Christopher Gattelli- "Cher"

Casey Nicholaw-"The Prom"

Orchestrations:

Tom Kitt-"Head over Heels"

Score:

David Yazbek-"Tootsie"

Sound Design:

Kai Harada-"Head over Heels" & "Beetlejuice"

Scott Lehrer- "Mockingbird" & "King Lear"

Brian Ronan-"Tootsie", "Kiss Me Kate", "The Prom"

Lighting:

Jules Fisher & Peggy Eisenhauer-"Gary"

Kevin Adams-"Cher" and "Head over Heels"

Donald Holder-"Tootsie"

Brian MacDevitt-"The Waverly Gallery"

Tyler Micoleau-"Be More Chill"

Scenic:

Scott Pask-"The Prom"

Miriam Beuther-"Mockingbird"

Christine Jones-"Cher"

Santo Loquasto-"Gary"

David Zinn-"Choir Boy", "Torch Song", "Waverly", "Boys in the Band"

Costume:

Ann Roth: "Hillary & Clinton", "Gary", "King Lear", "Mockingbird", "The Prom" & Waverly" (Over-achiever award?)

Gregg Barnes-"Pretty Woman"

Clint Ramos-"Burn This" & "Torch Song"

David Zinn-"Choir Boy", "Torch Song", "Waverly" & "Boys in the Band"

(Advanced apologies if I've made any careless errors.)

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WOW Ann Roth! How does she do it...She's 87 years old! Retire already!

HeyMrMusic said: "We need more go-to people of color across the board. Glad to see George C. Wolfe and Clint Ramos working so much. Wouldn’t mind more female representation as well."



I agree. People are quick to blame the Tonys for being mostly white and/or male, but look what they have to work with! It's especially discouraging when you consider that the caliber of musical theatre these days is so low, so it's not even like they can use the old "we're just hiring the best people for the job" evasion.