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#101

Way too early 2017 Tony predictions

Amelie played at Berkeley Rep to rave reviews, including one in the LA Times so you can pretty much predict that the reviews will be very positive. It is going to open in NY this spring. In fact, I believe it already a theater in hand. 


CZJ at opening night party for A Little Night Music, Dec 13, 2009.
#102

Way too early 2017 Tony predictions

Reposting this list so it's on the latest page:

Best Musical – Confirmed
Anastasia
A Bronx Tale
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
Come From Away
Dear Evan Hansen
Groundhog Day
In Transit
Natasha, Pierre & The Great Comet of 1812
War Paint


Best Play – Confirmed
A Doll's House, Part 2
Heisenberg
Oslo
Significant Other


Best Revival of a Musical – Confirmed
Cats
Falsettos
Hello, Dolly!
Miss Saigon
Sunset Boulevard


Best Revival of a Play – Confirmed
Burn This
The Cherry Orchard
The Front Page
The Glass Menagerie
Jitney
Les Liaisons Dangereuses
The Little Foxes
Present Laughter
The Price

Six Degrees of Separation

Confirmed, Ruling TBD
The Encounter (play or special event?)
Holiday Inn (musical: new or revival?)
The Present (play: new or revival?)
Oh, Hello (play or special event?)

Not Yet Announced
Amélie (new musical)
The Bandstand (new musical)
Half Time (new musical)
M. Butterfly (play revival)
The Master Builder (play revival)
Singin' in the Rain (musical revival)
Smokey Joe's Café (musical revival)
SpongeBob: The Musical (new musical)
To Kill a Mockingbird (play: new or revival?)
Whorehouse (musical revival)
The Wiz (musical revival)

Updated On: 10/25/16 at 11:23 AM

#103

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^guess Sunset should be added to that list


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#104

Way too early 2017 Tony predictions

Holiday Inn is a new musical actually. i was under the impression it was a revival because it was produced by Roundabout lol.

#105

Way too early 2017 Tony predictions

Thanks, little_sally! I put it on the list.

broadwayguy91, I'm not sure it will be qualified as a new musical due to their stipulation about properties being "in the know" (like Hedwig).

I just updated the list with Play options as well. Please keep the corrections coming, as they're very helpful.

#107

Way too early 2017 Tony predictions

I just updated the list with Play options as well. Please keep the corrections coming, as they're very helpful.


The Cherry Orchard is most likely going to be considered a revival (though I can't imagine it'll be nominated.)

Is The Present definitely considered new?


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#108

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Wait, isn't The Present just Platonov?




"Cate Blanchett and Richard Roxburgh succumb to the intoxicating power of lust and obsession in the Sydney Theatre Company’s production of The Present, coming to Broadway for 13 weeks only. A new adaptation of Anton Chekhov’s first play, most commonly referred to as Platonov, The Present unfolds over the course of a raucous weekend birthday celebration in the Russian countryside. "
https://www.telecharge.com/Broadway/The-Present/Overview

Updated On: 10/14/16 at 01:49 PM

#109

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So do you think The Present will be ruled as a play revival then?

#110

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It's an adaptation. The eligibility committee would have to decide if it is sufficiently different enough of a property to be considered a new work.



Also: if The Encounter is considered a new play, wouldn't Oh, Hello also be considered? (Personally, I'm not sure either would be).
"...everyone finally shut up, and the audience could enjoy the beginning of the Anatevka Pogram in peace."

Updated On: 10/14/16 at 01:56 PM

#111

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Will Oh, Hello be eligible for a Best Play?  Or would it be considered to be in the defunct 'best special theatrical event' category?

It has a script (technically).

#112

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I think both are technically "new plays" yeah. The Present seems to me like a revival not a new play, but haven't seen this adaptation yet.

#113

Way too early 2017 Tony predictions

I saw The Encounter recently and Id be very surprised if it was a "special event". Are people thinking that just because of the sound aspect? Its still a play, with a script, that tells a story. It just does it differently than most. Most of the previous special events (when the category was still in use) were concerts, stand up comedy, or circus. 

The Present seems like it'll fall under the same ruling as Therese Raquin last season: New Play. Its an adaptation, not a translation. 

There were also no special rulings on Paramour today...so wouldn't it be eligible under Musical? Obviously it includes circus, but it does have a score and actors. 

#114

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MayAudraBlessYou2 said: "I saw The Encounter recently and Id be very surprised if it was a "special event". Are people thinking that just because of the sound aspect? Its still a play, with a script, that tells a story. It just does it differently than most. Most of the previous special events (when the category was still in use) were concerts, stand up comedy, or circus. 

The Present seems like it'll fall under the same ruling as Therese Raquin last season: New Play. Its an adaptation, not a translation. 

There were also no special rulings on Paramour today...so wouldn't it be eligible under Musical? Obviously it includes circus, but it does have a score and actors. 


 

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not to mention a book too, which was recently revamped (Bret Shuford mentioned on his youtube channel that his part got bumped up a bit and now has more scenes / lines etc) but the changes were made after the show was frozen (after previews) so I guess they're not particularly bothered about nominations etc.

#115

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List updated with Six Degrees of Separation announcement.

#116

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"The Present seems like it'll fall under the same ruling as Therese Raquin last season: New Play. Its an adaptation, not a translation. "

 

It's not the same. Therese Raquin was adapted from a novel, not from another play.




Also, Singin' in the Rain was officially postponed, per this
https://www.broadwayworld.com/article/SINGIN-IN-THE-RAIN-on-Broadway-Starring-Derek-Hough-Delayed-Indefinitely-20160830

Updated On: 10/18/16 at 01:52 PM

#117

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OH, HELLO will certainly be eligible for Best Play.  I don't see why it wouldn't be...

#118

Way too early 2017 Tony predictions

I really hope Eva Noblezada isn't shut out come nomination time. Her performance in London was breathtaking. 


Men don't even belt.
#119

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WiCkEDrOcKS said: "OH, HELLO will certainly be eligible for Best Play.  I don't see why it wouldn't be...


I don't see why The Encounter wouldn't be either.

 


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#121

Way too early 2017 Tony predictions

I also don't understand the confusion about Holiday Inn. They're even marketing it as a "new" Irving Berlin musical. Why do people think it'll be a revival?


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#122

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"Why do people think it'll be a revival?"

To create conflict where there is none. 

#123

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Arguing that Holiday Inn is a revival is like saying Shuffle Along, or the musical sensation of 1921 and all the followed, was a revival

#124

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the producers of Shuffle Along did argue that though


"Contentment, it seems, simply happens. It appears accompanied by no bravos and no tears."
#125

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gypsy101 said: "the producers of Shuffle Along did argue that though

 

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Only bc they knew they wouldn't win anything against Hamilton, and they would've had a great shot at revival (TCP still would've won, though).

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