What's eligible? Wo'll win? Michael Musto (Queerty), Brian Lipton (Cititour) and Gold Derby's Sam Eckmann and Tom O'Neil reveal the real Broadway drama and cliffhangers that are looming over the Tony Awards so disastrously due to the Coronavirus epidemic.
I agree about Adrienne Warren being the only shoe-in... thoughts on the rest?
A lot of the commentary felt very out of touch, but then again it IS a bunch of older white men (and one younger white man) commenting on theatre. Very "old guard". Some pretty spot-on predictions though.
"I saw Pavarotti play Rodolfo on stage and with his girth I thought he was about to eat the whole table at the Cafe Momus." - Dollypop
I do have to wonder HOW it was eligible considering the sheer amount of previously existing music in the show. Obviously it was newly orchestrated...but I cant believe over 50% was new music
It's a little bit different with a play. Almost the entirety of the show was underscored by music that was original. While many of the sung songs were pre-existing, there's a whole instrumental score that people forget. Notice that he's not nominated as "Music and Lyrics by..." but "Music by..."
GoldDerby.com has posted a new video about the 2020 Tony nominations. Contributors David Buchanan and Sam Eckmann dish about the biggest surprises and snubs. They also debate who'll take the top prizes. For Best Musical: ''Jagged Little Pill'' or ''Moulin Rouge!''? Best Play: ''The Inheritance'' or ''Slave Play''? And GoldDerby's Tony prediction center is open if you want to register your own picks for the prizes, and see if you can beat the experts