If Rotten or better still The Visit swept the Tonys
Chorus Member Joined: 5/18/15
Although I'm not projecting an upset I'd like to say how I enjoy this topic. Nothing is more exciting than a JERSEY BOYS Christian Hoff upset of sorts. It makes the night. Especially when it goes to a hardworking cast member who arrives believing the nomination will be it. If I were to venture a guess I'm thinking at the 11th hour THE KING & I will win an award viewed as a minor surprise.
Kelli O'Hara will win Best Leading Actress. Boom.
Broadway Legend Joined: 1/22/14
How is Kelli O'Hara winning an upset?
There is a part of me that wonders if there will be an upset in Best Actor in a Play and it'll go to Bradley Cooper.
I feel like Best Actor in a Play is the category that could lend itself to a surprise winner. There's been some unexpected winners in the past few years (James Corden, Tracy Letts) and this year might be no different, with Boyer, Nighy, or Cooper all poised to swoop in and win over Sharp.
Cooper is zero for three re Oscars so maybe he can score one here
It's funny to me that a lot of the predictions articles have singled out Cooper as someone who would win in any other year. I'm not counting him out just yet.
Bill and Hil will show up as presenters.
The piss poor ratings.
I think Fun Home will lose Best Musical but win the most Tonys.
Would Christian Borle winning really be an upset? Is he not a front runner for his category? Why do people seem to think Andy Karl will win (I'd be delighted if he did, but I don't know why he is being considered a front runner for this race)?
I don't think that race has a front runner, but everything I've read has it between Andy Karl and Brad Oscar.
Borle was funny as Russell Brand Shakespeare though.
Borle's part was more substantial than Karl's
I am rooting for Oscar
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