theatretenor2 said: "Well, it's definitely not Audra.
"A leading New York stage star who has been absent from Broadway for the last few years is believed to be on board to play Marian and will be confirmed in the coming weeks."
Kristin Chenoweth?"
Well that description certainly also fits Sutton...
LesWickedly said: "She used the praise hands for a dream cast post, implying she hoped she’d get to do it. If that’s not enough, here’s legit confirmation from her:
Laura is a such a boring choice for this, plus I want someone with a more robust tone. Kate Baldwin would have been PERFECT. I need someone who can actually sing the end of My White Knight in FULL voice.
JennH said: "Still have mixed feelings, but it is better than the first. I also thought they made it clear awhile back that it wasn't going to be a musical??"
I didn't expect to get as emotional as I did. I forgot how good the show already was. But on top of that, I think the lyrics also take on new meaning for this group of incredibly talented people. When Hunter was talking about this show being his meal ticket, when Jeff talked about if caring about the show too much would set him up for disappointment, when Heidi talked about being the mold, and when Susan talked about the vampire of despair, you could feel all of them getting cho
Elaine May will likely be nominated, but I think she'll have a hard time beating Jackson, Metcalf, Nielsen, and Schreck since her show will be long closed.
Kad said: "though the last time there were fewer than 3nominees in Best Musical was 2002 (coincidentally enough, a production of Oklahoma was one of the nominees that year)."
2011 had only How to Succeed and Anything Goes and they kept the musical revival category.
SomethingPeculiar said: "I don't want to jump to conclusions, but if this doesn't find its footing and gets poor reviews, what's winning Best Revival??"
Well, as of now there are 7 options: Boys in the Band, The Waverly Gallery, Torch Song, True West, King Lear, Burn This, and All My Sons. If Burn This and/or All My Sons are well-received, I imagine one of those will be the frontrunner. If the reception to them is lukewarm, I'd expect&n
In what way was that response unhelpful? You were looking for a P2P code, and somebody informed you that P2P is no longer a thing. Seems incredibly helpful to me...
Drove up to Barrington to see it. It was abysmal. The poor cast was doing their best to make it funny, but it just wasn't funny... at all. And most of the music was completely forgettable. A complete miss, in my opinion.
This is so exciting! It's easily one of the best things I saw last year. I'm so pleased more people will have an opportunity to see this, and Heidi is absolutely a contender for Best Leading Actress in a Play come Tony time.
I felt that way until I saw Benanti's version. And I've felt that way again since. Honestly I think Laura's version of The Strip is the only successful one I've seen.
Legit just rushed today for the matinee. I got there at 9:40, was the third person in line (the first person wanted the evening, so technically I was the second for the matinee), and got Seat B101 (front row, center section on the aisle). Granted this was for a Wednesday...
little_sally said: "A friend was at the invited dress last night and said Zimmerman was out."
I was going to say... in the highlights clip just posted (presumably from last night's invited dress), Sheila is very clearly played by a brunette girl who is NOT Zimmerman. She also isn't the female swing, so it must be one of the cut dancers from the opening sequence.
