So those who hated it can go out tonight and celebrate it not getting any nods.
I will say though that if I'm one who doesn't like "sticky sentimentality" this would be the last show I'd go to in the first place.
At the end of the day, and despite it getting no Tony recognition, a good percentage of posters here (and others I've spoken with who saw it) don't agree and really liked it.
There's a second group who reference other things that really don't have much to do with the musical itself and appear to be more about the peripheral issues surrounding it.
Then there's a small group who are actually specific about what they didn't like about it, providing details about the show itself. That seems to be the minority though.
I still think some people had their opinions on this show before they even entered the theater. And nitpicked it because of that.
I've seen a lot of Broadway musicals. And the chasm between what I saw in this show and the disdain some people have for it is huge. Not everyone has to like it, but I'm surprised at how strongly people are going after it. It's not exactly a deep show, and expecting it to be that way and then judging it because it's not doesn't make sense.
Oh well, it didn't get any nods, so no worries.