Tony Nominations 2005

[Kage_]

Hey everyone,

For anyone interested in musicals the 2005 Tony Nominations were released today... You can read more about em here.

Has anyone gone to see a musical lately?

Kage_

Nominations for the 2005 Tony Awards®

Best Play

Democracy
Author: Michael Frayn
Producers: Boyett Ostar Productions, Nederlander Presentations, Inc., Jean Doumanian, Stephanie P. McClelland, Arielle Tepper, Amy Nederlander, Eric Falkenstein, Roy Furman

Doubt
Author: John Patrick Shanley
Producers: Carole Shorenstein Hays, MTC Productions, Inc., Lynne Meadow, Barry Grove, Roger Berlind, Scott Rudin

Gem of the Ocean
Author: August Wilson
Producers: Carole Shorenstein Hays, Jujamcyn Theaters

The Pillowman
Author: Martin McDonagh
Producers: Boyett Ostar Productions, Robert Fox, Arielle Tepper, Stephanie P. McClelland, Debra Black, Dede Harris/Morton Swinsky, Roy Furman/Jon Avnet, Joyce Schweickert, The National Theatre of Great Britain

 

[Big Daddy]

Hey everyone,

For anyone interested in musicals the 2005 Tony Nominations were released today... You can read more about em here.

Has anyone gone to see a musical lately?

Kage_

When we lived in NY (which wasn't that long ago) we saw them all. We saw Lion King opening night, 8th row center and Michael Eisner was sitting the row behind us. I guess he didn't call early enough or he didn't have enough money to get a better seat. :tongue:

 

[Kage_]

When we lived in NY (which wasn't that long ago) we saw them all. We saw Lion King opening night, 8th row center and Michael Eisner was sitting the row behind us. I guess he didn't call early enough or he didn't have enough money to get a better seat. :tongue:

That must of been great! My wife and I saw the Lion King in Tampa, FL on our honeymoon. It was an amazing show. It was the first real musical I had seen. A few months ago we went to see Les Mis. It's one of my wife's favorite shows, but I had a hard time staying awake, plus I don't think she like that I kept unintentaly sighing. I want to go see Wicked. I have seen a few snipps from it and it looks really cool. Plus I think the story line is intersting.

Kage_

 

[Big Daddy]

That must of been great! My wife and I saw the Lion King in Tampa, FL on our honeymoon. It was an amazing show. It was the first real musical I had seen. A few months ago we went to see Les Mis. It's one of my wife's favorite shows, but I had a hard time staying awake, plus I don't think she like that I kept unintentaly sighing. I want to go see Wicked. I have seen a few snipps from it and it looks really cool. Plus I think the story line is intersting.

Kage_

Lion King was one of the best shows we ever saw and that was pre-kids, so its saying a lot. However we took our daughter to see it a couple years later and it just didn't have the same power once you knew all the "tricks". I heard Wicked was excellent. One of my friends saw it several times. They can't get enough of it!

BTW, Les Mis was very good. I guess you just have to be in the mood.