#101
Posted: 3/8/09 at 5:59pm
And Hodge takes best actor in a musical. So glad, he is FAB 
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#102
Posted: 3/8/09 at 6:01pm
WOW!! Three Doug Hodge messages all at the same time. We're all so eager.
Oh and La Clique for Best Entertainment (whatever that means).
Oh and La Clique for Best Entertainment (whatever that means).
#103
Posted: 3/8/09 at 6:02pm
Well done Douglas Hodge well deserved award.
We getting onto something decent now.
We getting onto something decent now.
#104
Posted: 3/8/09 at 6:06pm
Hopefully Doug Hodge's win fuels the Broadway transfer flames.
Broadway needs a good La Cage revival, just like they also need a good Guys and Dolls revival as well.
Broadway needs a good La Cage revival, just like they also need a good Guys and Dolls revival as well.
#105
Posted: 3/8/09 at 6:06pm
Now I would thought Brief Encounter would of taken the best Entertainment! shock!
#106
Posted: 3/8/09 at 6:07pm
good point Pol - so would I.
Are they having another bloody hour-and-ten interval?
Are they having another bloody hour-and-ten interval?
Updated On: 3/8/09 at 06:07 PM
#107
Posted: 3/8/09 at 6:10pm
La Cage gets Best Revival of a Musical ... I smell a Broadway transfer coming on
#108
Posted: 3/8/09 at 6:11pm
Congrats for La Cage! It was our favorite show when I was in town.
"What can you expect from a bunch of seitan worshippers?" - Reginald Tresilian
#109
Posted: 3/8/09 at 6:12pm
Think Kathryn Evans should of got best actress!
#110
Posted: 3/8/09 at 6:13pm
YAYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
So Glad!
Btw am wondering why only Jersey Boys and Zorro are nominated this year? I thought there was always atleast 4 nominations if there was enough musicals to take them? Did they not like Imagine This enough?
So Glad!
Btw am wondering why only Jersey Boys and Zorro are nominated this year? I thought there was always atleast 4 nominations if there was enough musicals to take them? Did they not like Imagine This enough?
#111
Posted: 3/8/09 at 6:13pm
Chocolate takes it home again, and surely will next year with Night Music.
Although I defended Imagine This from the adverse publicity, I don't think it was good enough to deserve a nomination.
Although I defended Imagine This from the adverse publicity, I don't think it was good enough to deserve a nomination.
Updated On: 3/8/09 at 06:13 PM
#112
Posted: 3/8/09 at 6:14pm
I'd say a La Cage Broadway transfer is highly unlikely considering the Tony-winning revival just closed 4 years ago. Though the Playhouse production was the best production of the show I've seen.
"What can you expect from a bunch of seitan worshippers?" - Reginald Tresilian
#113
Posted: 3/8/09 at 6:14pm
Another deserved award for La Cage, well done.
#114
Posted: 3/8/09 at 6:15pm
Apparently, they only nominate musicals that are award-worthy. As I believe the majority ruled that Marguerite wasn't, I imagine I'm not the only one pleased to see even such a minor concession in the direction of integrity. :3
#116
Posted: 3/8/09 at 6:23pm
I promise this is the only bit of negativity I'm going to bring this site for at least the rest of the night, but can people PLEASE learn that "should of" is completely and utterly wrong and makes 'em look like an idiot? It's "should have". As in "you should have learned that years ago".
Handbags away, on with the Oliviers! What's with the quiet? Are they having another break? I make it three more awards to go, is that right?
Handbags away, on with the Oliviers! What's with the quiet? Are they having another break? I make it three more awards to go, is that right?
#117
Posted: 3/8/09 at 6:25pm
Blackwatch has got best play, great night for them, sure they be drinking Dom Perrignon, thought Onsage take this one, big surprise.
#118
Posted: 3/8/09 at 6:25pm
I saw my first Pinter this year (The Lover/The Collection) and thought it was excellent - I don't know how it took me so long?
#119
Posted: 3/8/09 at 6:27pm
Scripps, Pinter is way down on my list, i only saw my first Shakespeare show this year! :S
#120
Posted: 3/8/09 at 6:28pm
Was Black Watch better than August?
That's probably going to be the debate of these awards.
That's probably going to be the debate of these awards.
#121
Posted: 3/8/09 at 6:29pm
My first Pinter experience was actually in performance. We did the Dumb Waiter (I was Ben) at school and I fell in love with his control of the English language soon after.
Could we go so far as say that August has been snubbed this year?
Could we go so far as say that August has been snubbed this year?
#122
Posted: 3/8/09 at 6:30pm
Come on John Tiffany! You can do it! Take Best Director! TAKE BEST DIRECTOR!
The thing I like about being a relative newcomer to theatre-going is that everything is new and exciting to me. Instead of having known things since I was a tiny child and never really appreciating them, I'm appreciating them from the get-go. I'm genuinely surprised by plot developments in rather old plays. I've got so much left to discover, and I'm really enjoying it. :3
The Lover/The Collection might have been my first Pinter too. I'd have to check though.
The thing I like about being a relative newcomer to theatre-going is that everything is new and exciting to me. Instead of having known things since I was a tiny child and never really appreciating them, I'm appreciating them from the get-go. I'm genuinely surprised by plot developments in rather old plays. I've got so much left to discover, and I'm really enjoying it. :3
The Lover/The Collection might have been my first Pinter too. I'd have to check though.
#124
Posted: 3/8/09 at 6:31pm
Black Watch takes best director as well!
Are they trying to make a point here? SoLT probably think George Bush is still in the White House.
Are they trying to make a point here? SoLT probably think George Bush is still in the White House.
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