#1
Posted: 6/3/05 at 3:52pm
What do you think will be some consquences for particular shows winning or not winning an Award?
The fate of TONY LOSES .. predictions?
#2
Posted: 6/3/05 at 3:54pm
i think that once norbert wins best actor in a musical even more people will go to see DRS just for him..but that may not be a bad thing. lol. im not really sure what you mean by your question though....im sure that at least one show will get totally cheated and not win what they thought that theyd win but that really shouldnt effect things too badly.
#3
Posted: 6/3/05 at 3:56pm
Some shows close after the Tonies becasue they did not win.
#4
Posted: 6/3/05 at 3:58pm
ohh i see what you mean. most of the best musical tony's will probably be staying open because they all seem to be successful. wicked didnt win and its still doing so so well.
#5
Posted: 6/3/05 at 4:02pm
All of the losers are herded into Rockefeller Center and shot.
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#6
Posted: 6/3/05 at 4:12pm
If Light In The Piazza wins best musical as well as the most awards, which I think it will anyway, it may extend past September.
If Dirty Rotten Scoundrels wins best musical, not that it's sales are bad, but they will definitely increase a bit, and I'd imagine lotto would be harder to win.
Those are really the only ones I think that can have impact. Actually there is one more:
If Norbert Leo Butz loses, tony voters get violently attacked by broadway fans, broadway worlders and one very pissed off Wickedrentq.
If Dirty Rotten Scoundrels wins best musical, not that it's sales are bad, but they will definitely increase a bit, and I'd imagine lotto would be harder to win.
Those are really the only ones I think that can have impact. Actually there is one more:
If Norbert Leo Butz loses, tony voters get violently attacked by broadway fans, broadway worlders and one very pissed off Wickedrentq.
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