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Posted: 6/7/04 at 4:52pm
What a wonderful night for Broadway theater! The Tony voters got it right this year! I was almost positive that what happened to Urinetown was also going to happen to Avenue Q (winning book and music but not best musical.) Thank God I was wrong! That innovative group of young minds was SO deserving! Thank you Tony voters for "voting your heart." YAY for creative new musicals!!!
Other reasons this was a great awards show:
1) Phylicia Rashad became the first African American woman to win the Tony for best actress.
2) I Am My Own Wife won!
3) Henry IV won!
4) Assassins won!
5) Idina won...even though she sounded like a vacuum sucking in all that air last night.
and the highlight of my evening...Kathleen Marshall beat the talentless Jerry Mitchell and Wayne Cilento. I'll have to agree with Reidel on this one when he says that Kathleen Marshall is the only one that belongs on Broadway in that category...the others aren't even good enough to choreograph in Atlantic City.
What a great night for theater!!
All you producers take a hint...innovation is the key! There is great work being presented all over the country by incredible composers...stop searching through your local Blockbusters for musical ideas.
Other reasons this was a great awards show:
1) Phylicia Rashad became the first African American woman to win the Tony for best actress.
2) I Am My Own Wife won!
3) Henry IV won!
4) Assassins won!
5) Idina won...even though she sounded like a vacuum sucking in all that air last night.
and the highlight of my evening...Kathleen Marshall beat the talentless Jerry Mitchell and Wayne Cilento. I'll have to agree with Reidel on this one when he says that Kathleen Marshall is the only one that belongs on Broadway in that category...the others aren't even good enough to choreograph in Atlantic City.
What a great night for theater!!
All you producers take a hint...innovation is the key! There is great work being presented all over the country by incredible composers...stop searching through your local Blockbusters for musical ideas.