NY TIMES- Critics' Picks
being.jeremiah
Broadway Legend Joined: 12/23/05
#1NY TIMES- Critics' Picks
Posted: 6/3/07 at 2:27am
Brantley, Isherwood, and Bellafante name their "will win," "should win," and "should have been nominated" in major categories.
They all agree that Raúl Esparza, Christine Ebersole, and Jack O'Brien "will win" and "should win" in their respective categories.
They say that Spring Awakening and The Coast of Utopia "will win" in the two top bests.
being.jeremiah
Broadway Legend Joined: 12/23/05
#2re: NY TIMES- Critics' Picks
Posted: 6/3/07 at 2:31amI didn't know that posting the image link displays the image itself!
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Posted: 6/3/07 at 2:56am
You live and learn.
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Salve, Salve Regina
Ad te clamamus exsules filii Eva
Ad te suspiramus, gementes et flentes
O clemens O pia
#3re: NY TIMES- Critics' Picks
Posted: 6/3/07 at 3:14amI surprisingly agreed with Brantley quite a bit.
It was awesome. - theaterkid1015
nomdeplume
Broadway Legend Joined: 6/20/05
#4re: NY TIMES- Critics' Picks
Posted: 6/3/07 at 3:21amAnd they have the contest as between Julie and Eve for best actress.
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Posted: 6/3/07 at 3:25amI am suprised that they went into off broadway shows for some of their picks. Espically from Brantly, I thought he would knoow by know that an off broadway show cannot win the Tony.
TapTapTapioca
Broadway Legend Joined: 5/27/07
#6re: NY TIMES- Critics' Picks
Posted: 6/3/07 at 3:31amHe does know that, but he is saying that they gave Tony nomination deserving performances.
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Posted: 6/3/07 at 3:36amWinston, there's a legend at the bottom of the article that specifies that the critics were allowed to pick Off-Broadway shows for their "Should Have Been Nominated" category for shows they thought should've gotten a nod. After all, Lotte Lenya won her Tony for an off-Broadway show.
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Posted: 6/3/07 at 8:28amI match Bellafante's "will win" picks 100%, and appreciate that there was a Grey Gardens "should win" pick there. It's funny to see that the two categories they didn't all agree on for the "will win" were Best Actress in a Play and Best Revival of a Musical. These are 2 of the 4 categories that I keep flip flopping on, but I am pretty set on Julie White and 110 in the Shade right now.
Trish2
Broadway Legend Joined: 8/20/06
#9re: NY TIMES- Critics' Picks
Posted: 6/3/07 at 8:32amInteresting that two of them brought up IN THE HEIGHTS. I bet the producers of that show are even happier about their decision to bring it in next year. I still don't see it making it though.
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Posted: 6/3/07 at 8:33am
SURPRISE, SURPRISE!
Brantley is rooting for Chenoweth - again!
"[She's] even Ben Brantley's pet . . . "
To Kill A Mockingbird
#11re: NY TIMES- Critics' Picks
Posted: 6/3/07 at 8:36am
"and she's got a set of pipes to rival Barbara Cook. [She's] the star who wrote the "I'm Loved And I'm Famous" book!"
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Posted: 6/3/07 at 9:03am
I'm also very glad Bellafante brought up how GREY GARDENS should win, because it should.
And I'm also interested in the Best vs. White race for Leading Actress in a Play. It seems very divided, but at least from their predictions, it seems like Eve Best might win over Julie White.
#13re: NY TIMES- Critics' Picks
Posted: 6/3/07 at 9:15amWickedGeek-Note ray's post.
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