Question about the Tony's
Question about the Tony's
#1Question about the Tony's
Posted: 12/26/06 at 7:02pmI am wanting to go this year, I know that they do sell the tickets like the day that the nominations are made, but I was wondering around how much they usually cost. any help on this would be a great help.
#2re: Question about the Tony's
Posted: 12/26/06 at 7:13pmThe same as always... I really don't get your question.
#2re: Question about the Tony's
Posted: 12/26/06 at 7:14pm
How much are tickets to the Tony's
is that understandable
#3re: Question about the Tony's
Posted: 12/26/06 at 7:16pmOh, I didn't read your first few words. Whoops. I can't help you with this one. Sorry.
myManCape
Broadway Legend Joined: 2/26/05
#4re: Question about the Tony's
Posted: 12/26/06 at 7:22pmI've never gone, but based on posts on this board they run between $200-$500.
COOOOLkid
Broadway Legend Joined: 8/15/05
#5re: Question about the Tony's
Posted: 12/26/06 at 10:12pmShould there an apostrophe on Tonys?
Yankeefan007
Broadway Legend Joined: 3/20/04
MargoChanning
Broadway Legend Joined: 4/5/04
#7re: Question about the Tony's
Posted: 12/26/06 at 10:24pm
No.
There is no apostrophe in "Tonys" just as there isn't for "Oscars," "Grammys" or "Emmys," unless one is using the possessive form as in "The Tonys' all time leader in wins is Hal Prince with 21."
ThankstoPhantom
Broadway Legend Joined: 10/13/05
#8re: Question about the Tony's
Posted: 12/26/06 at 10:25pm
Last year tickets sold out within half an hour (or was it an hour?).
Be prepared!
Yankeefan007
Broadway Legend Joined: 3/20/04
#9re: Question about the Tony's
Posted: 12/26/06 at 10:43pmJust a quibble - wouldn't it only be Tonys' if it were called the "Tonys Awards?" By logic (which wasn't included when creating the English language), since they're the Tony Awards, the plural would be Tony's....or Tonies.
MargoChanning
Broadway Legend Joined: 4/5/04
#10re: Question about the Tony's
Posted: 12/26/06 at 11:00pm
When does "'s" make something plural?
"Tony" in this instance is a Proper Name and to pluralize a Proper name you add an "s" not an "'s"
If your next door neighbors were named "Smith" you could also refer to them as "The Smiths" not "The Smith's" (unless it was possessive, as in "I'm ging to go over to the Smith's and borrow their lawnmower."
If you were referring to the Pulitzer Prize, it would be "Pulitzers" not "Pulitzer's" unless you were using the possessive form.
Yankeefan007
Broadway Legend Joined: 3/20/04
#11re: Question about the Tony's
Posted: 12/26/06 at 11:03pmRight - plural possessive (my mistake for not writing that in the first place).
jjoey076
Stand-by Joined: 8/13/06
#12re: Question about the Tony's
Posted: 12/27/06 at 12:00am
Whee grammar Nazis!
*or is it Nazi's? ha. Its not. It's not. Its not.
CurtainPullDowner
Broadway Legend Joined: 11/4/04
#14re: Question about the Tony's
Posted: 12/27/06 at 12:23amYou can get a ticket for around $100 if you are smart.
#15re: Question about the Tony's
Posted: 12/27/06 at 10:55amMy ticket for this year's show was given to me as a gift. I was told that it was a $200.00 ticket. 1st Mezz. the person that gave it to me has connections. My ticket came in an official green envelope with the Tony seal on it, etc. and the ticket was silver. If you go, make sure to keep your ticket stub with you at ALL times. It is the only way to get your official Playbill for the evening. I had mine checked a few times during breaks when I left my seat. Also, they confiscate cameras. It was amazing how many cameras they took. I had a card with security info in my ticket envelope. I am sure they must include something with all of the tickets. We were so glad we didn't take one because the line to get them back was pretty long and we would have missed walking out with the stars! Also, arrive early.
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