Should the Tonys Go Back to Performances Dedicated to a Certain Theatre?

So I was discussing the news of next year's Tony Awards being presented at the United Palace with someone yesterday. He mentioned that "I’d like it if the 77th Tonys were held at the Palace, if it reopens, and perhaps they do a medley of shows that played there." I said in response to the latter "I highly doubt that’s ever going to happen. Would that many people even be interested in seeing it? I don’t think so." Then he brought up how the 1975 Tonys presented shows that played the Winter Garden and the 1982 Tonys showed numbers from musicals that played the Imperial. To which then I said "But that was then. This is now. The Tonys don’t do stuff like that anymore and I highly doubt they’re all of the sudden going to back to doing so."

What does everyone else here think? Can you ever see the Tony Awards going back to doing performances like that on the telecast?

What they should do is pre-record the musical performances on their respective stages as they did at the 74th Tony Awards.

It is a great idea, nevertheless. I love it when they throw in a number from an old show. One of my favorite Tony numbers ever was Lansbury and Arthur doing Bosom Buddies. I’d rather see a great number than a good number (or in some cases, a mediocre number) from the current season’s musical.