JBroadway said: "willrolandsframes said: "Unless I am mistaken, this means that both Best Play and Best Revival of a Play will have 5 Nominees, as will most of the technical categories."
I believe Best Play only has 8 eligible candidates (HP, The Children, Farinelli, Meteor Shower, 1984, Parisian Woman, Junk, and Latin History). Unless I'm missing one, there will only be 4 nominees.
AntV said: "James2 said: "What I mean is each announcement lists at the beginning which productions were discussed at the meeting. Neither this announcement nor the previous one includedThe Parisian Womanin the list, which suggests the committee never even discussed it."
The omission of The Parisian Woman in the original release was an error that has since been corrected. You can see the updated version here:
What I mean is each announcement lists at the beginning which productions were discussed at the meeting. Neither this announcement nor the previous one included The Parisian Woman in the list, which suggests the committee never even discussed it.
After enjoying musicals like The Band's Visit, She Loves Me, and The Light in the Piazza, I checked out the movies that inspired them and found myself missing the scores too much. What are some movies & musicals that provoke that feeling in you?
Having never seen nor read Angels in America, I'd like to know which part features the Angel more (if there's a difference). I previously thought Beth Malone was the primary Angel, not the alternate. I'm undecided as to whether I should try to see one actress or try to see both (especially if Amanda Lawrence will be Tony eligible).
I've never been to one of BC/EFA's benefit shows (Gypsy of the Year, Easter Bonnets, etc.). If I could only go to one, which one would you recommend on average?
