New Tony Predictions? — Page 10
#227
Posted: 3/28/15 at 3:34pm
we'll never knowww
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#228
Posted: 3/28/15 at 4:17pm
I can't help but think that this season's Tony battle for Best Musical is going to be one of the best in recent memory.
Because Fun Home was eligible for awards such as the Drama Desk and Critics Circle Awards last season, it won't be eligible this year, correct?
That means it's likely to go through the entire award season without winning a "Best Musical" award until the Tonys, where, after Something Rotten or The Visit have won all the precursors, they may overtake it for the big award or Fun Home may still pull off the big win.
I think it makes for an interesting storyline!
I would think that Hamilton would probably win all the precursors. I know the Outer Critics have a separate category for Off-Broadway, but it'll probably beat Something Rotten or The Visit at the Drama Desk.
Because Fun Home was eligible for awards such as the Drama Desk and Critics Circle Awards last season, it won't be eligible this year, correct?
That means it's likely to go through the entire award season without winning a "Best Musical" award until the Tonys, where, after Something Rotten or The Visit have won all the precursors, they may overtake it for the big award or Fun Home may still pull off the big win.
I think it makes for an interesting storyline!
I would think that Hamilton would probably win all the precursors. I know the Outer Critics have a separate category for Off-Broadway, but it'll probably beat Something Rotten or The Visit at the Drama Desk.
#229
Posted: 3/28/15 at 5:12pm
"I would think that Hamilton would probably win all the precursors. I know the Outer Critics have a separate category for Off-Broadway, but it'll probably beat Something Rotten or The Visit at the Drama Desk."
You're right, that could totally be true, meaning that we could make it to the Tonys without one of the Best Musical nominees having won a precursor Best Musical award. It's kind of a crazy thought. Although I'm sure at least one award will award Something Rotten or the Visit over all the other Off-Broadway shows. It just always seems to work out that way. Like the Drama Desks never (at least in the last 15 years) award the better Off-Broadway show over the "sure-to-win" Broadway show. May change this year though, who knows?
You're right, that could totally be true, meaning that we could make it to the Tonys without one of the Best Musical nominees having won a precursor Best Musical award. It's kind of a crazy thought. Although I'm sure at least one award will award Something Rotten or the Visit over all the other Off-Broadway shows. It just always seems to work out that way. Like the Drama Desks never (at least in the last 15 years) award the better Off-Broadway show over the "sure-to-win" Broadway show. May change this year though, who knows?
#230
Posted: 3/28/15 at 5:23pm
yeah Gentleman's Guide still beat Fun Home last year at the Drama Desks
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#231
Posted: 3/28/15 at 5:31pm
^^^ yeah, but with the powerhouse that is Hamilton this year, I wouldn't be surprised if that trend changes!
#232
Posted: 3/28/15 at 5:36pm
It should be noted that "precursors" mean almost nothing to the Tonys.
"...everyone finally shut up, and the audience could enjoy the beginning of the Anatevka Pogram in peace."
#233
Posted: 3/28/15 at 5:40pm
Kad, i just read your review of Something Rotten. Have you seen It Shoulda Been You or Finding Neverland?
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#234
Posted: 3/28/15 at 5:42pm
Stop sucking up.
Countdown til Jordan comes on raging about how much loves me! 3..2..1...
#235
Posted: 3/28/15 at 5:44pm
Not yet.
"...everyone finally shut up, and the audience could enjoy the beginning of the Anatevka Pogram in peace."
#237
Posted: 3/28/15 at 6:17pm
"It should be noted that "precursors" mean almost nothing to the Tonys."
Yes, I'm aware they mean little to nothing to the Tonys, it will just be interesting because it's likely The Tonys will be the first time that The Visit, Fun Home, and Something Rotten will actually be pitted against each other, meaning it will be mostly unpredictable.
Yes, I'm aware they mean little to nothing to the Tonys, it will just be interesting because it's likely The Tonys will be the first time that The Visit, Fun Home, and Something Rotten will actually be pitted against each other, meaning it will be mostly unpredictable.
#238
Posted: 3/28/15 at 7:50pm
"Like the Drama Desks never (at least in the last 15 years) award the better Off-Broadway show over the "sure-to-win" Broadway show."
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I think Little Shop of Horrors in 1983 is the only Off-Broadway production to win the Drama Desk Outstanding Musical, isn't it?
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I think Little Shop of Horrors in 1983 is the only Off-Broadway production to win the Drama Desk Outstanding Musical, isn't it?
#239
Posted: 4/10/15 at 7:20pm
any new ones?
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#241
Posted: 4/10/15 at 7:44pm
for adding lustre to the Broadway season
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#242
Posted: 4/12/15 at 4:44pm
After just seeing FUN HOME last night, I predict many TONY nominations (11?) and WINS (Musical +++others)!
Nominations:
Best Musical
Best Direction Musical
Best Score
Best Book & Lyrics
Best Orchestrations
Best Actor Musical - Cerveris
Best Actress Musical - Malone
Best Featured Actress Musical - Kuhn, Lucas, Skeggs
Best Lighting
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#243
Posted: 4/12/15 at 7:52pm
Sorry if this has already been asked, but does anyone know when the final eligibility meeting it? I'm almost as curious about their eligibility decisions as I am about the nominations themselves.
#244
Posted: 4/12/15 at 10:38pm
DARK HORSES from King & I:
Featured Actress - Ashley Park
Featured Actor - Jon Viktor Corpuz
#245
Posted: 4/12/15 at 11:33pm
So Best Musical is looking like -
Fun Home
Something Rotten
An American in Paris
and something else... for now I'm predicting Honeymoon in Vegas but it could just as likely be Finding Neverland.
#246
Posted: 4/12/15 at 11:44pm
Having now seen all of the above except SOMETHING ROTTEN, I'd expect and hope the four nominees for new musical will be:
AN AMERICAN IN PARIS, FINDING NEVERLAND, FUN HOME, and SOMETHING ROTTEN.
And what a great season for new musicals that would make, too.
#247
Posted: 4/12/15 at 11:54pm
Best Performance By a Leading Actor in a Musical:
Michael Cerveris-Fun Home
Matthew Morrison-Finding Neverland
Brian d'Arcy James-Something Rotten
Ken Watanabe-The King & I
Robert Fairchild-An American In Paris
MUSICAL
Fun Home
Something Rotten
The Visit
An American In Paris
Musical Revival
On the 20th Century
On The Town
The King & I
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Updated On: 4/15/15 at 11:54 PM
#248
Posted: 4/15/15 at 3:18pm
As for Choreography, Set, Lighting and Costume here are my predictions:
CHOREOGRAPHY
Christopher Wheeldon - An American in Paris
Joshua Bergasse - On The Town
Mia Michael - Finding Neverland
Casey Nicholaw - Something Rotten
SET
Bob Crowley - An American in Paris
David Rockwell - On The 20th Century
Michael Yeargan - The King & I
Scott Pask - The Visit
LIGHTING
Natasha Katz - An American in Paris
Japhy Weideman - The Visit
Donald Holder - The King & I
Ben Stanton - Fun Home OR Natasha Katz - Gigi
COSTUME
Bob Crowley - An American in Paris
On The 20th Century - William Ivey Long
Catherine Zuber - Gigi
Catherine Zuber - The King & I
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#249
Posted: 4/15/15 at 3:38pm
^Please keep in mind that there is going to be a fifth nominee for Best Choreography this year as there are at least seven eligible candidates.
Best Choreography:
Joshua Bergasse-On the Town
Warren Carlyle-On the Twentieth Century
Mia Michaels-Finding Neverland
Casey Nicholaw-Something Rotten!
Christopher Wheeldon-An American in Paris
Best Lighting Design of a Musical:
Donald Holder-The King & I
Natasha Katz-An American in Paris
Ben Stanton-Fun Home
Japhy Weideman-The Visit
Best Scenic Design of a Musical:
Bob Crowley-An American in Paris
Scott Pask-The Visit
Michael Yeargan-The King & I
David Zinn-Fun Home
Best Costume Design of a Musical:
William Ivey Long-On the Twentieth Century
Paul Tazewell-Doctor Zhivago
Catherine Zuber-Gigi
Catherine Zuber-The King & I
#250
Posted: 4/15/15 at 3:44pm
Thx Jeffrey on the 5th nomination ruling for Choreography...
I agree then with you on Warren Carlyle for 20th Century
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