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2019 Tony Eligibility Part 3 |
http://www.playbill.com/article/tony-award-administration-committee-eliminates-sound-design-categories-com-322389
(Sorry if it’s not clickable, I’m on my phone)
I’m confused by this too. Why would they announce this as if it were a new rule? Is there some subtle distinction in the wording that I’m missing? I understand how the 2nd rule (pertaining to Harvey Fierstein) is different, but the 1st one seems the same as the one they announced 5 years ago.
Can anyone shed some light on this?
Edit: posted before I saw the second link.
It looks like the change today narrows it to living writers, but also expands it to writers whose work has been on Broadway before, but has been substantially revised (e.g. Fierstein).
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LesWickedly said: "Now they just need to let the writers of the musicals be nominated in Best Musical."
Well no... they have their own category. Really what they should do is create a Best Play Production and Best Play Writing split to mirror the Best Musical/Best Book distinction.
Lavieboheme3090 said: "What do ya'll think will be the first show on the chopping block post nominations?"
King Kong is the obvious choice but I can’t really nail one down
Happy to see Harvey eligible for a nomination for his revision. I loved TORCH SONG and I hope it’s not forgotten.


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The only currently open shows that IMO are in danger of getting zero nominations are King Kong, Pretty Woman, and Be More Chill, although All My Sons and Beetlejuice might not be that far off. But I don't think any show is going to post a closing notice after the nominations are announced.







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Posted: 4/11/19 at 5:22pm