Joe Mantello in THE NORMAL HEART (Loved Rylance, too but...)
Jan Maxwell in Follies
Elena Roger in Evita
Tracie Bennett in End of the Rainbow
Da'vine Joy Randolph in Ghost
Rebecca Luker - Show Boat
Marla Schaffel - Jane Eyre
Laura Benanti - Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown
Audra McDonald - Marie Christine
Stephanie J. Block - Mystery of Edwin Drood
Keith Carradine - Will Rogers Follies
Brent Carver - Parade
Gavin Creel - Thoroughly Modern Millie
Hank Azaria - Spamalot
Bertie Carvel - Matilda
Keith Roberts - Movin' Out
Danny Burstein - Drowsy Chaperone
Gary Sinise - Grapes of Wrath
Spencer Kayden - Don't Dress For Dinner
No, you guys. Everyone hates Raul. No Tonys for him.
Marin Mazzie: Passion
Marin Mazzie: Ragtime
Marin Mazzie: Kiss Me Kate
Patrick Wilsom: The Full Monty
Audra McDonald: 110 In the Shade
Andrew Rannells....BOM
Raul Esparza...Company
Don't hate me....but I didn't see Caroline or Change, so I can't comment on Pinkins, but having seen the OBC of Wicked, if they had to have given it to one of em, I'd have given it to Chenoweth, no contest.
I just wish I could have seen the Tonya Pinkins everyone else raved about in Caroline or Change. Unfortunately, when I saw the show, her voice was shot to the point of distraction. She cracked on the opening line and it was downhill from there. I just felt this underlying tension the entire show whether or not she was going to get each line out or worse, if she would be replaced by her understudy mid-performance. Anika stole the entire show with I Hate the Bus.
Broadway Legend Joined: 12/31/69
Laura Benanti in Into the Woods
*Bertie Carvel (MATILDA)-Hands down, one of the best performances that I have seen!
*Jeremey Jordan (NEWSIES)
*Alan Baldwin (MACBETH)-Stunned that he didn't get anything
*If Andrea Martin wasn't nominated for a Tony this year, i'd say Lauren Ward would have won for Matilda and she deserves it, but Andrea deserved it so much than the others
Joel Grey for Anything Goes, Sierra Boggess, Sherie Rene Scott and Tituss Burgess for Little Mermaid, John Vickery for Lion King, and a few other people that I forget should have been at least nominated
Broadway Star Joined: 5/14/03
Bill Pullman in "The Goat". Wasn't even nominated - and that one always left me scratching my head.
Marin Mazzie - Passion & Ragtime
Amy Morton - Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf
Carrie Coon - Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf
Alice Ripley/Emily Skinner - Side Show
Jan Maxwell - Follies
Danny Burstein - Follies
Featured Actor Joined: 5/10/13
The lead Taboo cast
Swing Joined: 11/16/12
Not saying she should have won it over Patina, but Carolee Carmello for soldiering on in SCANDALOUS
Swing Joined: 7/27/13
Barbra Streisand-Funny Girl
Julie Andrews- My Fair Lady
Jeremy Jordan- Newsies
Bertie Carvel- Matilda
Joe Mantello for The Normal Heart is the one that sticks out for me. It was such a beautiful performance.
Mine
Joe Mantello in The Normal Heart
Broadway Star Joined: 4/3/10
Melissa van der Schyff - Bonnie & Clyde ... I'll never get over that snub.
I admit I was dazzled by Alexis Smith at the time, but gossipguy is right: the 1972 winner should have been Dorothy Collins for FOLLIES.
And it's absolutely ridiculous that Julie Andrews has won every award in the world except the Nobel Peace Prize and the Tony Award. No doubt the former will come first.
Stand-by Joined: 7/11/12
Bernadette Peters- GYPSY
Alan Cumming- MACBETH
J. Robert Spencer- next to normal (I find it wrong that the Billy Elliots were even eligible to be nominated like that...)
Also, not a performance, but American Idiot should have won for best orchestrations, and Kevin Adams lighting design for both shows he was nominated for in 2009 blew Billy Elliots lighting design out of the water
Videos