The worst Tony Winning Performance You Have Seen- Page 4

[acrocksyo]

re: The worst Tony Winning Performance in History#75

Posted: 4/15/08 at 12:27pm

Uh yeah totally second the weird stomping choreography for SA, that was just awkward. Curtains(as boring as I felt the show was) should have won for choreography.

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[munkustrap178]

re: The worst Tony Winning Performance in History#76

Posted: 4/15/08 at 12:34pm

I thought we were only talking about performances. But in that case, I do agree with SPRING AWAKENING's choreography.

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[Mister Matt]

re: The worst Tony Winning Performance in History#77

Posted: 4/15/08 at 12:49pm

Choreography was the only Tony I thought Spring Awakening deserved. It was organic, emotional and served both the show and its concept very well. The choreography for Curtains was good, but I felt the choreography for Spring Awakening had a more creative edge.

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[singingadream]

re: The worst Tony Winning Performance in History#78

Posted: 4/15/08 at 1:20pm

Marissa Jaret Winokur [ hairspray - you can't stop the beat]
The excuse is always:she had to dance and sing at the same time. I think its rubbish. Her vocal performance was just not up to scratch with the rest of the cast.

[munkustrap178]

re: The worst Tony Winning Performance in History#79

Posted: 4/15/08 at 2:01pm

What are you talking about? Are you talking about the Tony performance, specifically?

If so, then I agree...but that's not what this thread is asking.

If not, then I disagree with you wholeheartedly. While I feel that Bernadette Peters should have won that year, Winokur gave a flawless performance. She had no problem singing while dancing during the several times that I saw her.

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[DrMark]

re: The worst Tony Winning Performance in History#80

Posted: 4/15/08 at 2:45pm

Christine Ebersole in "42nd Street" was completely unremarkable, even overacting a bit. Marla Schaffel was amazing in "Jane Eyre" but lost the Tony that year (2001). I saw both performances in person.

[Roscoe]

re: The worst Tony Winning Performance in History#81

Posted: 4/15/08 at 2:59pm

While it was far from a bad performance, I'd say the same about Ebersole's surrealistically over-rated work in GREY GARDENS. Entirely adequate in every way, nothing even remotely special.

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