Since some shows closed, we might have a better idea of what might be nominated. I'm guessing most shows won't close because the producers will want to hold out until Tonys.
Best Musical: Finding Neverland Dr. Zhivago Fun Home (if it gets good reviews) an American in Paris (if it gets good reviews) Honeymoon in Vegas
Best Play: Definatley Curious Incident Disgraced
Best Revival: The King and I On The Town Side Show (I hope it gets nominated, deserves a lot more than it got) On The Twentieth Century Gigi (if it gets good reviews or Side Show doesn't get nominated)
Best Actor - Leading - Musical: Tony Yazbeck - On The Town Matthew Morrison - Finding Neverland Michael Cerveris - Fun Home Ken Watanabe - The King and I Peter Gallagher - On The Twentieth Century
Best Actress - Leading - Musical: Kelli O'Hara - The King and I Kristin Chenoweth - On The Twentieth Century Laura Michelle Kelly - Finding Neverland Erin Davie - Side Show Emily Padgett - Side Show
We may not yet know what the rest of the season has in store for us, but in the meantime, here are my current predictions:
Best Musical: An American in Paris Doctor Zhivago Fun Home The Visit
Best Play: The Audience-Peter Morgan The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time-Simon Stephens Disgraced-Ayad Akhtar Hand to God-Robert Askins
Best Revival of a Musical: The King & I On the Town On the Twentieth Century Side Show
Best Revival of a Play: The Elephant Man The Heidi Chronicles Skylight You Can't Take It With You
Best Performance By a Leading Actor in a Musical: Michael Cerveris-Fun Home Rob McClure-Honeymoon in Vegas Matthew Morrison-Finding Neverland Tam Mutu-Doctor Zhivago Ken Watanabe-The King & I
Best Performance By a Leading Actress in a Musical: Kristin Chenoweth-On the Twentieth Century Erin Davie/Emily Padgett-Side Show Beth Malone-Fun Home Kelli O'Hara-The King & I Chita Rivera-The Visit
Best Performance By a Leading Actor in a Play: Steven Boyer-Hand to God Bradley Cooper-The Elephant Man Larry David-Fish in the Dark Bill Nighy-Skylight Alex Sharp-The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time
Best Performance By a Leading Actress in a Play: Renee Fleming-Living on Love Helen Mirren-The Audience Elisabeth Moss-The Heidi Chronicles Carey Mulligan-Skylight Ruth Wilson-Constellations
Best Musical: An American in Paris Doctor Zhivago Fun Home The Visit
Don't know much about the first two, but this looks pretty accurate. I think there's going to be a lot of respect for The Visit, especially if they start promoting it as the final Kander & Ebb musical.
"The Spectacle has, indeed, an emotional attraction of its own, but, of all the parts, it is the least artistic, and connected least with the art of poetry. For the power of Tragedy, we may be sure, is felt even apart from representation and actors. Besides, the production of spectacular effects depends more on the art of the stage machinist than on that of the poet."
--Aristotle
Leading Actor in a Musical is ridiculously competitive this season!! So many great, worthy of being nominated guys!!
Michael Cerveris-Fun Home Peter Gallagher -On the 20th Century Tam Mutu-Doctor Zhivago Ken Watanabe-The King and I Matthew Morrison-Finding Neverland Christian Borle-Something Rotten Brian d'Arcy James-Something Rotten Tony Yazbeck-On the Town David Burtka-It Shoulda Been You (Leading or Featured?) Corey Cott-Gigi (Leading or Featured?) Ryan Silverman-Side Show (Leading or Featured?) The Last Ship-Michael Esper Tony Danza-Honeymoon in Vegas Rob Mcclure-Honeymoon in Vegas Roger Rees-The Visit Robert Fairchild-An American in Paris
THATS 16 LEADING MEN IN MUSICALS THIS SEASON!! give or take because I'm not sure which categories some of them fall under. There are also probably more guys i just didn't put under leading men because i wasn't sure. Also, I didn't categorize Holler if Ya Hear Me so I'm not sure if theres any leading men in that show.
"Did they already rule whether Danza would be leading or featured?"
The last eligibility meeting was the morning of January 15, so technically Honeymoon in Vegas hadn't opened yet. It will be decided upon at their next meeting.
And to clarify the director and choreographer nominations. If there are at least seven eligible candidates in those categories then the number of nominees will increase from four to five.
We also now have the potential to have up to six nominees in each performance category. If there is a two or three way tie for the last slot in each category then both or all three will be eligible for nomination. So that can definitely be a pretty big game changer there.
@Phillypinto, These are who I think will be considered as Leading Actor: John Cariani-Something Rotten! Michael Cerveris-Fun Home Tony Danza-Honeymoon in Vegas Michael Esper-The Last Ship Robert Fairchild-An American in Paris Peter Gallagher-On the Twentieth Century Brian d'Arcy James-Something Rotten! Rob McClure-Honeymoon in Vegas Matthew Morrison-Finding Neverland Tam Mutu-Doctor Zhivago Ken Watanabe-The King and I Saul Williams-Holler If Ya Hear Me Tony Yazbeck-On the Town
Might Be Featured: Christian Borle-Something Rotten! David Burtka-It Shoulda Been You Corey Cott-Gigi Roger Rees-The Visit Ryan Silverman-Side Show
Updated On: 1/22/15 at 08:29 AM