Tony's HOT or NOT

[Mr. Tuttle]

Posted: 6/7/04 at 2:43pm

HOT:

Jackman...class. elegance and wit
Carol Channing...a true Broadwy goddess
Avenue Q performance....the best of the evening
Audra...still class after all these years
Idina...true emotion in her thank you
Defying Gravity...second best number of the show
Anika...truly moved. But they said this was her Broadway debut, and "Footloose" was
The writing of the show..mostly sparkled
Fiddler..although the Molina opening wnet on to long (but he had to get from outside to the stage..so..), the dacning was amazing.
Assassins..for taking the most awards...final justice


NOT

Martin Short...egotistical and in need of laughs..does he awlays have to remind us he's a Tony winner? Modesty!
Mary J and Tony...Tony at least could sing but both out of place
LL Cool J...see above
Puffy...try Hooked on Phonics. Does he read his lines in the show like that?
Kristin...like her but that bubble opening..ugg
Rashad...great performance but talked like Judi Dench doing one of her Queen Elizabeth performances. Regal? Yes...drawn out and boring...yes!
Assassins...great show...number did nothing
Wonderful Town...not great show..number did nothing
Donna Murphy...what's up with the faces Donna? Yuck.
Sarah and Hugh...planned "impromptu" moments are not what theater is about
Brian Mitchell...was up with the hair, bud?
Robert Sean Leonard and Scarlett Johnson...like watching paint dry

[FindingNamo]

Posted: 6/7/04 at 2:49pm

"a true Broadwy goddess"

what dooes that meen?

"the Molina opening wnet on to long"

WNET! Great stashion!

"the dacning was amazing"

Dacning Rooben Vayguh? LOVE huh!

"does he awlays"

Awlays! Betchoo can't eat jess one!

"Puffy...try Hooked on Phonics"

YES! You really ARE irony-free!

"planned 'impromptu' moments are not what theater is about"

Actually there was an interesting thread about that during one of your long long absences on this board. Making planned impromptu moments appear unplanned is EXACTLY what theater is about.

"...was up with the hair, bud?"

That's racist!

"like watching paint dry"

I know the feeling.

[Phantom2]

Posted: 6/7/04 at 2:52pm

Namo- Go shave your chest. I'll inspect when you are finished.

[Zola Q. LaPlaya]

Posted: 6/7/04 at 2:54pm

LOL.

Namo, please marry me.

[Mr. Tuttle]

Posted: 6/7/04 at 2:58pm

Hmm....someone can't understand irony.

Perhaps one needs to check ones own "irony and spell check free" post in order to understand.

But thanks for trying to play the game, bud. Better luck next time.

[FindingNamo]

Posted: 6/7/04 at 2:58pm

Well, Mister Titter took such delight in mocking my typo in the Tony ratings thread I knew I would just have to wait a minute for another of his spectacular bowl of Alphabits that he calls a post!


::
"of musicals released so far have all be fabulous and smash hits "

Really Namo. Doose tel us moore!
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Updated On: 6/7/04 at 02:58 PM

[Phantom2]

Posted: 6/7/04 at 3:00pm

You missed a hair you hefty slab of prime rib!

[Elphie]

Posted: 6/7/04 at 3:18pm

Donna's facial expressions is called great comedic acting and really working the hell out of a part. Shes incredible- I love how crazy she was last night- She got so into that number.

[BroadwayBaby3]

Posted: 6/7/04 at 3:30pm

hot:
hugh hosting
idina winning


not:
wicked losing for best musical, score, and book
mary j. blige
the first part being on the internet
pitch problems in performances

[BroadwayDiva]

Posted: 6/7/04 at 4:06pm

Hot:
Hugh Jackman hosting
Idina winning
Avenue Q winning best musical
Kristen singing to Hugh from the bubble...hilarious!
The opening number
Audra and Phylicia winning best actress and featured actress

Not:
Wicked losing best score
Mary J. Blige