Yes, ok, I know I had virtually vanished for an extended period.
It happens - - like life.
So for today, I'm back with a couple of prognostications. It's not a full list, just some highlights for this year's Tony Awards.
This is a very competitive season for Broadway. There are many good shows out there. There are some not-as-good shows out there too. Nominees have come in from both sides of that coin.
Best Musical
An American in Paris
Best Play
The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night
Best Revival - Musical
The King and I
Best Revival - Play
Skylight
Best Actor in a Musical
Michael Cerveris - hands down
Best Actress in a Musical
Kelli O'Hara - she should have won for South Pacific, this should be her second Tony IMHO
Best Actor in a Play
Alex Sharp - a breakout performance for this newcomer
Best Actress in a Play
Helen Mirren - 'nough said
Best Director - Musical
Sam Gold - I'll be surprised if one musical takes anything close to a clean sweep of its nominations
Best Choreographer
Christopher Wheeldon - Josh Bergasse did truly admirable and beautiful work in On The Town, but AAIP is a 2-act ballet with songs and scenes.
Best Director - Play
Stephen Daldry
We'll check back in later this week.
1 comment:
Hey, those predictions weren't bad; like Brad Oscar, you must have a Nostradamus connection. And welcome back!
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