Broadway Legend Joined: 11/12/14
CoffeeBreak said: "chrishuyen said: "CoffeeBreak said: "(Dead Outlaw will not be eligible for the other awards, having won them all last year)."
Assuming you're talking about the Tonys I think you're conflating them with the Drama Desks, which look at both Broadway and off Broadway and only award new attributes for a transfer. But since Dead Outlaw hasn't been on Broadway before, it would be eligible for all Tony categories."
Yes, meant Tonys. It won the Drama Desk last year as well."
Oops, I realized I totally misread your message. I thought for some reason you were saying it wouldn't be eligible in Tony categories other than Best Musical, but I realize the "other awards" you were referring to were things like the Drama Desks--my bad!
Broadway Star Joined: 3/14/13
CoffeeBreak said: "djoko84 : It's not winning Best Musical over Maybe Happy Ending or Dead Outlaw, but Jak Malone for Featured Actor is a very real possibility.
quizking101: I agree that Malone is probably the most secure possibility for a win, even in a field that will have stiff competition from (predicting)David Thaxton (Sunset), Thom Sesma (Dead Outlaw), Christopher Sieber (DBH), and Danny Burstein (Gypsy).
Curious in which categoryJinx Monsoon will land .They could easily get nominated for Ruth in supporting male/female.
Operation Mincemeat just pushedMaybe Happy Ending (that peaked late last year/early '25)into the runner up positionforBest Musical. Very possible Dead Outlaw could pushbothinto 2nd and 3rd, respectively. Death Becomes Her could also "The Outsiders"surprise too. (Dead Outlaw will not be eligible for the other awards, having won them all last year)."
Best Musical is between Maybe Happy Ending and Dead Outlaw. Not even a question. Not even a doubt.
Hi... it might not be a problem depending on your height. I just know the young woman in front of me was leaning a bit. There are definitely worse railings for the sight line than this one. Sorry to worry you. It might be just fine.
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