Sondheim should give out the Best Musical Revival Tony
Sondheim should give out the Best Musical Revival Tony
#1Sondheim should give out the Best Musical Revival Tony
Posted: 4/3/08 at 11:49pm
Whatever wins he either collaborated on, or was the work of his mentor.
#2re: Sondheim should give out the Best Musical Revival Tony
Posted: 4/3/08 at 11:51pmInteresting point.
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#2re: Sondheim should give out the Best Musical Revival Tony
Posted: 4/3/08 at 11:52pm
eehhh.
I find that a little awkward.
Updated On: 4/3/08 at 11:52 PM
#3re: Sondheim should give out the Best Musical Revival Tony
Posted: 4/3/08 at 11:55pmyour statment would be true except for the part that he did not collaborate on South Pacific and Grease (if it gets nominated)
#4re: Sondheim should give out the Best Musical Revival Tony
Posted: 4/4/08 at 12:02am
That's why the poster said Sondheim's mentor (Hammerstein).
Updated On: 4/4/08 at 12:02 AM
#5re: Sondheim should give out the Best Musical Revival Tony
Posted: 4/4/08 at 12:02am
beat me to it.
Updated On: 4/4/08 at 12:02 AM
#6re: Sondheim should give out the Best Musical Revival Tony
Posted: 4/4/08 at 2:30amSondheim has never been a presenter at the Tonys. In fact the only awards show I ever recall seeing him on as a presenter was the Grammys where he made a special life-time achievment presentation to Barbra Streisand!
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