I really thought the way-too-early 2016 thread was one of the best ones of the year (lots of the nominations / wins spot on, some missed the mark). With that in mind, now that this year's awards are behind us, let us predict some way too early 2017 Tony nominations / wins!
"Contentment, it seems, simply happens. It appears accompanied by no bravos and no tears."
Hopefully The Front Page will be great, but you can read the script now (which is excellent) or, even better, watch His Girl Friday, which is one of my favorite movies of all time.
If War Paint comes in next season there may be some competion for Bette Midler from Ebersole and Lupone. I'm sure that Stephanie J. Block won't be forgotten either.
I wonder if Christian Borle will be nominated for both Falsettos and Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (which i believe is coming next season.) Ben Platt seems to be the obvious frontrunner however. I'm sure that David Hyde Pierce and Josh Groban will provide some competition.
As for score, The Great Comet is an absolute masterpiece, but apparently the score to Dear Evan Hansen is pretty special. War Paint will probably snag a nomination as well as Come From Away.
Unless it's a brand new show , nothing best actor worthy in Charlie
Well I didn't want to get into it, but he's a Satanist.
Every full moon he sacrifices 4 puppies to the Dark Lord and smears their blood on his paino.
This should help you understand the score for Wicked a little bit more.
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¿Macavity? said: "Gypsy, I seem to recall talking to you about this in another thread... I find it funny that you went ahead and made the thread."
I did! I mentioned loving this thread last year, and since it lasted us a good 11 months or so, why not have another! I'm gonna focus on musicals, using a list of shows either announced with a theater, announced with no theater or shows currently rumored or likely to come in. Some of the big nominees I think may be:
BEST MUSICAL: Natasha Pierre & The Great Comet of 1812 Dear Evan Hansen War Paint Anastasia Groundhog Day
BEST REVIVAL OF A MUSICAL: Falsettos Hello, Dolly! Miss Saigon
BEST ACTOR IN A MUSICAL: Christian Borle -- Falsettos David Hyde Pierce -- Hello, Dolly! Benjamin Platt -- Dear Evan Hansen Josh Groban -- The Great Comet Andy Karl -- Grounghog Day
BEST ACTRESS IN A MUSICAL: Bette Midler -- Hello, Dolly! Patti LuPone -- War Paint Christine Ebersole -- War Paint Eva Noblezada -- Miss Saigon Denee Benton -- The Great Comet
FEATURED ACTOR: Lucas Steele -- The Great Comet Andrew Rannells -- Falsettos Gavin Creel -- Hello, Dolly! Gavin Lee -- The Spongebob Musical Jon-Jon Briones -- Miss Saigon
FEATURED ACTRESS: Rachel Bay Jones -- Dear Evan Hansen Jennifer Laura Thompson -- Dear Evan Hansen Amber Gray -- The Great Comet Kate Baldwin -- Hello, Dolly! Brittain Ashford -- The Great Comet
BEST SCORE: Dave Malloy -- Natasha Benj Pasek & Justin Paul -- Dear Evan Hansen Scott Frankel & Michael Korie -- War Paint Alan Menken -- A Bronx Tale Stephen Flaherty and Lynn Ahrens -- Anastasia
"Contentment, it seems, simply happens. It appears accompanied by no bravos and no tears."
gypsy101 said: "FEATURED ACTOR: Lucas Steele -- The Great Comet Andrew Rannells -- Falsettos Gavin Creel -- Hello, Dolly! Gavin Lee -- The Spongebob Musical Jon-Jon Briones -- Miss Saigon
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The Engineer is ruled as a leading character, at least in 1991's Tony.
I recalled that, but to me he seems more featured...he was nominated in Leading because Jonathan Pryce was credited above the title (although this could happen in the revival too I suppose)
"Contentment, it seems, simply happens. It appears accompanied by no bravos and no tears."
You're all forgetting Come From Away which will be a big contender in the musical division. And hopefully The Play That Goes Wrong will make it to Broadway too (sort of announced last year for a 2016 bow) that could pick up Best Play.