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Friday, June 3, 2016
The Rocky Horror Picture Show: Fox
We have all heard by now that Fox will remake The Rocky Horror Picture. The even (Which will not be recorded live) is set to air in October. Right in time for Halloween. The cast features Emmy Award Nominee Laverne Cox (Orange is the New Black) as the Sweet Transvetite Dr. Frank-N-Furter, Victoria Justice (Victorious) and Ryan McCartan (Heathers: The Musical) as the newly engaged couple Janet Weiss and Brad Majors. Reeve Carney (Spiderman: Turn off the Dark) and two time Grammy Nominee and Emmy Award Winner Christina Milian (The Voice) will star as the brother/sister duo Riff-Raff and Magenta. The cast also features Tony Award Winners Annaleigh Ashford (Kinky Boots, Wicked, You Can't Take It With You) and Ben Vereen (Pippin, Jesus Christ Superstar) as Columbia and Dr. Everett von Scott. Rounding out the cast we have Grammy Award Nominee Adam Lambert as motor bike riding Eddie, Staz Nair as Dr. Frank-N-Furter's muscular creation Rocky, and three time Tony Nominee, two time Olivier Award Nominee, Grammy Award Nominee and Emmy Award Winner Tim Curry (The Rocky Horror Picture Show, Spamalot) as the Criminologist. I am a huge fan of the original movie and I don't have a problem with them remaking it, but what I do have a problem with is how they have redesigned the show. I absolutely hate some of the costume changes they have made. I specifically despise the costume changes made for Riff-Raff and Magenta. They look over the top and ridiculous. I absolutely hate what they did to Riff-Raff and Magenta, they look like something out of a bad 90's movie. I mean the type that stays bad, not one where you look back now and say "Oh my god it's so bad it's good!" I mean it's so bad it makes you want to burn down Hollywood for ever making it. On the left are pictures from the original movie and on the right are pictures of what the remake is going to look like.


Tuesday, May 24, 2016
My Tony Awards
Ok, I know I've been doing a lot with The Tony's lately, but I'm slowly easing my way back into this so give me some time. I know I have plans to go see Sister Act at Walnut Street Theatre in Philadelphia this Saturday and I will write a review on that for all of you. Anyway here is who I think should win in what category and a brief explantation why (Or if it's just because it's Hamilton).
*Side note: I am only doing the categories that I am familiar with.*
Best Musical
Winner: Hamilton
Why: It's Hamilton, and as much as I think this show can be a little overrated at times it does deserve this award.
Best Revival of a Play
Winner: A View from the Bridge
Why: Ivo Van Hove's direction of this Arthur Miller classic was visionary and it was a completely new production of the show and I have not heard a bad word about it.
Best Revival of a Musical
Winner: The Color Purple
Why: I know some people say that it will be Spring Awakening, but that show closed and as much as I hate to say it closed shows don't get much Tony love. However I could be wrong on this, but my bets are on The Color Purple
Best Performance by a Leading Actor in a Play
Winner: Mark Strong for A View from the Bridge
Why: Mark Strong has recieved nothing but rave reviews for his portrayel of Eddie Carbone and he won the Olivier Award for this role so why would he not win the Tony?
Best Performance by a Leading Actress in a Play
Winner: I CAN'T DECIDE!!!!!!
Why: All of these women are so talented! Can they all just have a five way tie?
Best Performance by a Leading Actor in a Musical
Winner: Danny Burnstein for Fiddler on the Roof
Why: It's about DAMN time that he won his Tony. This is the mans 6th nomination! If he does not win Mama will have a fit. He is such a great actor and an amazing singer and I know this will be his year!
Best Performance by a Leading Actress in a Musical
Winner: Cynthia Erivo for The Color Purple
Why: This woman has pure talent! She is such a beautiful woman and an even more beautiful actress. Her role as Celie in The Color Purple is such a heavy role to play. She not only carries that burden she pushes it up and right through the ceiling of the Bernard B. Jacobs Theatre. This woman is a Celie for all times.
Best Performance by a Featured Actress in a Play
Winner: Megan Hilty for Noises Off
Why: Noises Off is a shit storm of a show. (I mean that in a good way.) This show was meant to push actors/actresses to their limits and to test them on a whole new level. Noises Off requires strong comedic skills and even stronger comedic timing. Hilty not only proved she can do all this, but she took her role as Brooke Ashton in a whole different direction then how she is normaly played. Hilty has received rave reviews for her performance and I can not wait to see her win this award.
Best Performance by a Feaured Actor in a Musical
Winner: Daveed Diggs for Hamilton
Why: Daveed is an amazing actor. He has set the bar so high for his portrayels of Marquis de Lafayette / Thomas Jefferson in the smash hit musical Hamilton. He has such great vocal chops as well as a great sense of humor and comedic timing. His rendition of "What'd I Miss" is absolutely amazing and I can't get enough of him!
Best Performance by a Feaured Actress in a Musical
Winner: Renée Elise Goldsberry for Hamilton
Why: The only reason you NEED to go see Hamilton is Renée Elise Goldsberry as Angelica Schuyler-Church. Renée brings something new to the stage as Angelica. Hearing her go from "Schuyler Sisters" to "Satisfied" and then to "Take a Break" is amazing. Renée is so incredibley talented and her role is such a pivotal role and she portrays it to perfection if anyone else had been cast in this role the whole dynamic of the show would be off.
Best Original Score
Winner: Lin-Manuel Miranda for Hamilton
Why: Come on this score is perfection.
I'll probably update this list tomorrow maybe? I don't know. I really love feedback and would love to know what you guys think of my blog. What can I do better? What should I try and add? Please let me know. You can always email me at purplepaul99@gmail.com Thank you fellow thespians for your support and for me reaching over 2,000 views for this blog. (For me that's a lot) I just want to say thanks for all your support.
*Side note: I am only doing the categories that I am familiar with.*
Best Musical
Winner: Hamilton
Why: It's Hamilton, and as much as I think this show can be a little overrated at times it does deserve this award.
Best Revival of a Play
Winner: A View from the Bridge
Why: Ivo Van Hove's direction of this Arthur Miller classic was visionary and it was a completely new production of the show and I have not heard a bad word about it.
Best Revival of a Musical
Winner: The Color Purple
Why: I know some people say that it will be Spring Awakening, but that show closed and as much as I hate to say it closed shows don't get much Tony love. However I could be wrong on this, but my bets are on The Color Purple
Best Performance by a Leading Actor in a Play
Winner: Mark Strong for A View from the Bridge
Why: Mark Strong has recieved nothing but rave reviews for his portrayel of Eddie Carbone and he won the Olivier Award for this role so why would he not win the Tony?
Best Performance by a Leading Actress in a Play
Winner: I CAN'T DECIDE!!!!!!
Why: All of these women are so talented! Can they all just have a five way tie?
Best Performance by a Leading Actor in a Musical
Winner: Danny Burnstein for Fiddler on the Roof
Why: It's about DAMN time that he won his Tony. This is the mans 6th nomination! If he does not win Mama will have a fit. He is such a great actor and an amazing singer and I know this will be his year!
Best Performance by a Leading Actress in a Musical
Winner: Cynthia Erivo for The Color Purple
Why: This woman has pure talent! She is such a beautiful woman and an even more beautiful actress. Her role as Celie in The Color Purple is such a heavy role to play. She not only carries that burden she pushes it up and right through the ceiling of the Bernard B. Jacobs Theatre. This woman is a Celie for all times.
Best Performance by a Featured Actress in a Play
Winner: Megan Hilty for Noises Off
Why: Noises Off is a shit storm of a show. (I mean that in a good way.) This show was meant to push actors/actresses to their limits and to test them on a whole new level. Noises Off requires strong comedic skills and even stronger comedic timing. Hilty not only proved she can do all this, but she took her role as Brooke Ashton in a whole different direction then how she is normaly played. Hilty has received rave reviews for her performance and I can not wait to see her win this award.
Best Performance by a Feaured Actor in a Musical
Winner: Daveed Diggs for Hamilton
Why: Daveed is an amazing actor. He has set the bar so high for his portrayels of Marquis de Lafayette / Thomas Jefferson in the smash hit musical Hamilton. He has such great vocal chops as well as a great sense of humor and comedic timing. His rendition of "What'd I Miss" is absolutely amazing and I can't get enough of him!
Best Performance by a Feaured Actress in a Musical
Winner: Renée Elise Goldsberry for Hamilton
Why: The only reason you NEED to go see Hamilton is Renée Elise Goldsberry as Angelica Schuyler-Church. Renée brings something new to the stage as Angelica. Hearing her go from "Schuyler Sisters" to "Satisfied" and then to "Take a Break" is amazing. Renée is so incredibley talented and her role is such a pivotal role and she portrays it to perfection if anyone else had been cast in this role the whole dynamic of the show would be off.
Best Original Score
Winner: Lin-Manuel Miranda for Hamilton
Why: Come on this score is perfection.
I'll probably update this list tomorrow maybe? I don't know. I really love feedback and would love to know what you guys think of my blog. What can I do better? What should I try and add? Please let me know. You can always email me at purplepaul99@gmail.com Thank you fellow thespians for your support and for me reaching over 2,000 views for this blog. (For me that's a lot) I just want to say thanks for all your support.
Sunday, May 22, 2016
Casting Goals: Hairspray Live!
OH MY GOD!!!!!!!!!!!!! I JUST HAD THE MOST AMAZING IDEA!!!!!!!!!!!!! LAURA BENANTI AS VELMA VON TUSSLE IN HAIRSPRAY LIVE!!!!!!!!!!! THAT WOULD BE SO AWESOME! She has the perfect comedic talent for that role and would be a sure knock out as Velma. I can't believe I didn't think of this until now. Oh my god that's so awesome! Let's also have Shanice Williams as Little Inez that would be really cool and we could bring back another person from The Wiz Live! Ok since I'm on the subject of casting for Hairspray Live! I'm just gonna make a whole post dedicated to it. I'd like to know everyone's thoughts on my casting.
Laura Benanti as Velma Von Tussle (She Loves Me, Nashville, The Sound of Music Live!) |
Shanice Williams as Little Inez (The Wiz Live!) |
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Bryshere Y. Gray as Seaweed J. Stubbs (Empire) |
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Dove Cameron as Amber Von Tussle (Descendants, Liv and Maddie) |
Taylor Louderman as Penny Pingleton (Peter Pan Live!, Bring it On) |
Saturday, May 21, 2016
Hairspray Live!: What We Know So Far
I have decided to compile a list of everything I know so far about Hairspray Live!
- Cast
- Tracy will be played by an unknown
- Harvey Fierstein as Edna Turnblad
- Martin Short as Wilbur Turnblad
- Jennifer Hudson as Motormouth Maybelle
- Ariana Grande as Penny Pingleton
- Derek Hough as Corny Collins
- Creative Team
- Kenny Leon will return as director
- Harvey Fierstein will return to write the teleplay
- Jerry Mitchell will recreate his choreography for the event.
- Alex Rudzinski will be the live TV director
- Location
- They will switch from filming in New York to filming in Los Angeles
- They will have multiple filming locations
- They will have indoor and outdoor locations
- Other
As If We Never Said Goodbye: Part 2
Tuesday, May 3, 2016
70th Annual Tony Award Comparisons
Hello one and all! I am going to compare my Tony Award predictions to the actual Tony Award nominations. My predictions were pretty spot on. When a line is crossed out ABC that means I was wrong about the prediction. Anything in red means that a I did not predict that certain nomination. I was very surprised at the amount of nominations for Hamilton. I don't think it should have been nominated for Best Set Design. I was surprised at the lack of nominations for On Your Feet!, particulary with the fact that Ana Villafañe was not nominated. Normally the Tony's love a good biographical musical/play especially when it comes to the actors themselves, they do love those empowering women in history.*
* Here is a list of well known examples
- Best Play
An Act of God- Eclipsed
- The Father
Fully Committed- The Humans
- King Charles III
Misery- Best Musical
American Psycho- Bright Star
- Hamilton
- School of Rock
- Shuffle Along
Tuck Everlasting- Waitress
- Best Revival of a Play
- Blackbird
- The Crucible
- Long Day's Journey into Night
The Gin Game- Noises Off
- A View from the Bridge
- Best Revival of a Musical
- The Color Purple
Dames at Sea- Fiddler on the Roof
- She Loves Me
- Spring Awakening
- Best Performance by a Leading Actor in a Play
- Gabriel Byrne- Long Day's Journey into Night as James Tyrone
- Jeff Daniels- Blackbird as Smith
- Frank Langella- The Father as Andre
Jesse Tyler Ferguson- Fully Committed as Various Characters- Tom Pigott-Smith- King Charles III as Charles
- Mark Strong- A View from the Bridge as Eddie Carbone
Ben Whishaw- The Crucible as John ProctorBruce Willis- Misery as Paul Sheldon- Best Performance by a Leading Actress in a Play
- Jessica Lange- Long Day's Journey into Night as Mary Cavan Tyrone
- Laurie Metcalf- Misery as Annie Wilkes
- Lupita Nyong'o- Eclipsed as The Girl
- Sophie Okonedo- The Crucible as Elizabeth Procto
Nicola Walker- A View from the Bridge as Beatrice Carbone- Michelle Williams- Blackbird as Una Spencer
- Best Performance by a Leading Actor in a Musical
- Alex Brightman- School of Rock as Dewey Finn
- Danny Burstein- Fiddler on the Roof as Tevye
- Zachary Levi- She Loves Me as Georg Nowack
- Lin-Manuel Miranda- Hamilton as Alexander Hamilton
- Leslie Odom Jr.- Hamilton as Aaron Burr
Benjamin Walker- American Psycho as Patrick Bateman- Best Performance by a Leading Actress in a Musical
- Laura Benanti- She Loves Me as Amalia Balash
- Carmen Cusack- Bright Star as Alice Murphy
- Cynthia Erivo- The Color Purple as Celie Harris Johnson
- Jessie Mueller- Waitress as Jenna Hunterson
- Phillipa Soo- Hamilton as Eliza Schuyler Hamilton
Ana Villafañe- On Your Feet! as Gloria Estefan- Best Performance by a Featured Actor in a Play
- Reed Birney- The Humans as Erik Blake
- Bill Camp- The Crucible as Reverand John Hale
Daniel Davis- Noises Off as Selsdon Mowbray- David Furr- Noises Off as Gary Lejeune
- Richard Goulding- King Charles III as Prince Harry
Jim Norton- The Crucible as Giles CoreyCampbell Scott- Noises Off as Lloyd DallasRobert Sella- Sylvia as Tom/ Phyllis/ Leslie- Michael Shannon- Long Day's Journey into Night as James Tyrone Jr.
- Best Performance by a Featured Actress in a Play
- Pascale Armand- Eclipsed as Bessie
Phoebe Fox- A View from the Bridge as Catherine- Meghan Hilty- Noises Off as Brooke Ashton
Zainab Jah- Eclipsed as Maima- Andrea Martin- Noises Off as Dotty Otley
- Saycon Sengbloh- Eclipsed as Helena
- Best Performance by a Featured Actor in a Musical
Nicholas Barasch- She Loves Me as Arpad LaszloRoger Bart- Disaster as Tony- Daveed Diggs- Hamilton as Marquis de Lafayette / Thomas Jefferson
- Brandon Victor Dixon- Shuffle Along as Eubie Blake
- Christopher Fitzgerald- Waitress as Ogie
- Jonathan Groff- Hamilton as King George III
- Christopher Jackson- Hamilton as George Washington
Terrence Mann- Tuck Everlasting as Man in the Yellow Suit- Best Performance by a Featured Actress in a Musical
- Danielle Brooks- The Color Purple as Sofia
- Renée Elise Goldsberry- Hamilton as Angelica Schuyler Church
Jennifer Hudson- The Color Purple as Shug Avery- Jane Krakowski- She Loves Me as Ilona Ritter
- Jennifer Simard- Disaster! as Sister Mary Downy
- Heléne Yorke- American Psycho as Evelyn Williams
- Best Book of a Musical
Alexander Dinelaris- On Your Feet!Tim Federle and Claudia Shear- Tuck Everlasting- John Fellow- School of Rock
- Steve Martin- Bright Star
- Lin-Manuel Miranda- Hamilton
Jack Plotnick & Seth Rudetsky- Disaster!- George C. Wolfe- Shuffle Along
- Best Original Score
- Sara Bareilles- Waitress
- Edie Brickell & Steve Martin- Bright Star
Chris Miller & Nathan Tysen- Tuck Everlasting- Lin-Manuel Miranda- Hamilton
Duncan Sheik- American Psycho- Andrew Lloyd Webber- School of Rock
- Best Set Design of a Play
- Beowulf Boritt- Thérèse Raquin
David Korins- MiseryDerek McLane- Noises Off- Christopher Oram- Hughie
- Jan Versweyveld- A View from the Bridge
- David Zinn- The Humans
- Best Set Design of a Musical
- Es Devlin and Finn Ross- American Psycho
- David Korin- Hamilton
- Santo Loquasto- Shuffle Along
Anna Louizos- School of RockScott Pask- Waitress- David Rockwell- She Loves Me
Walt Spangler- Tuck Everlasting- Best Costume Design of a Play
An D'huys- A View from the Bridge- Michael Krass- Noises Off
- Jane Greenwood- Long Day's Journey into Night
Jane Greenwood- Thérèse Raquin- Clint Ramos- Eclipsed
Ann Roth- Misery- Tom Scutt- King Charles III
- Best Costume Design of a Musical
- Greg Barnes- Tuck Everlasting
Jane Greenwood- Bright StarKatrina Lindsay- American Psycho- Jeff Mahshie- She Loves Me
- Ann Roth- Shuffle Along
Emilio Sosa- On Your Feet!- Paul Tazewell- Hamilton
- Best Lighting Design of a Play
Jane Cox- Noises Off- Natasha Katz- Long Day's Journey into Night
- Justin Townsend- The Humans
Keith Parham- Thérèse Raquin- Jan Versweyveld- The Crucible
- Jan Versweyveld- A View from the Bridge
David Weiner- Misery- Best Lighting Design of a Musical
- Howell Binkley- Hamilton
- Peggy Eisnhower and Jules Fisher- Shuffle Along
Donald Holder- She Loves MeKenneth Posner- On Your Feet!- Ben Statton- Spring Awakening
- Justin Townsend- American Psycho
- Best Direction of a Play
Evan Cabnet- Thérèse Raquin- Rupert Goold- King Charles III
- Jonathan Kent- Long Day's Journey into Night
Ivo van Hove- The Crucible- Ivo van Hove- A View from the Bridge
- Joe Mantello- The Humans
- Liesl Tommy- Eclipsed
- Best Direction of a Musical
- Michael Arden- Spring Awakening
- John Doyle- The Color Purple
- Scott Ellis- She Loves Me
Rupert Goold- American Psycho- Thomas Kail- Hamilton
- George C. Wolfe- Shuffle Along
- Best Choreography
- Andy Blankenbuehler- Hamilton
- Savion Glover- Shuffle Along
Spencer Liff- Spring AwakeningJosh Rhodes- Bright Star- Hofesh Shechtor- Fiddler on the Roof
- Randy Skinner- Dames at Sea
- Sergio Trujillo- On Your Feet!
- Best Orchestrations
- August Ericksome- Bright Star
Philip Glass- The Crucible- Larry Hochman- She Loves Me
Joseph Joubert- The Color Purple- Alex Lacamoire- Hamilton
Ted Sperling- Fiddler on the Roof- Daryl Walters- Shuffle Along
Andrew Lloyd Webber- School of Rock
* Here is a list of well known examples
- Gypsy- A musical based of the memoir's of Gypsy Rose Lee
- Rose
- Ethel Merman- 1960
- Angela Lansbury- 1974 WON
- Tyne Daly- 1989 WON
- Bernadette Peters- 2003
- Patti LuPone- 2008 WON
- Louise
- Sandra Church- 1960
- Zan Charisse- 1974
- Crista Moore- 1989
- Tammy Blanchard- 2003
- Laura Benanti- 2008 WON
- Herby
- Jack Klugman- 1960
- Jonathan Hadery- 1989
- John Dossett- 2003
- Boyd Gaines- 2008 WON
- Fun Home- A musical based off a graphic memoir about Bechdel's relationship with her gay father and her attempts to unlock the mysteries surrounding his life
- Michael Cerveris- Bruce Bechdel WON
- Beth Malone- Alison Bechdel
- Judy Kuhn- Helen Bechdel
- Sydney Lucas-Small Alison
- Emily Skeggs-Medium Alison
- Other shows that have had acting nods that are biographical shows are
- Lady Day at Emmerson's Bar and Grill
- Beautiful: The Carol King Musical
- The Elephant Man
- A Night with Janis Joplin
- Rocky: The Musical
- Bonnie & Clyde
Saturday, April 23, 2016
My 70th Annual Tony Award Predictions
Howdy! How are you doing today? I figured with it being awards season and all I should maybe do my Tony predictions. Now these predictions are based on four things 1) My own opinion 2) Who was already been nominated for awards 3) What others have already predicted 4) The reviews. Are you ready? Let's begin with the design categories. *Notes: 1) My choice winners are in blue, 2) The people who I believe will win are in red 3) If the choice is in pink text then they are my personal choice winners and the people who I believe will win* I am honestly not excited for James Corden to be the host of this year's Tony Awards I kind of wish they went with a female host, but I'm still gonna watch it for Hamilton.
- Best Play
- An Act of God
- Eclipsed
- Fully Committed
- The Humans
- Misery
- Best Musical
- American Psycho
- Bright Star
- Hamilton
- Tuck Everlasting
- Waitress
- Best Revival of a Play
- Blackbird
- The Crucible
- The Gin Game
- Noises Off
- A View from the
Bridge
- Best Revival of a Musical
- The Color Purple
- Dames at Sea
- Fiddler on the Roof
- She Loves Me
- Spring Awakening
- Best Performance by a Leading
Actor in a Play
- Jesse Tyler Ferguson- Fully Committed as Various Characters
- Tom Pigott-Smith- King
Charles III as Charles
- Mark Strong- A
View from the Bridge as Eddie Carbone
- Ben Whishaw- The Crucible
as John Proctor
- Bruce Willis- Misery as
Paul Sheldon
- Best Performance by a Leading Actress
in a Play
- Jessica Lange- Long
Day's Journey into Night as Mary Cavan Tyrone
- Laurie Metcalf- Misery
as Annie Wilkes
- Lupita Nyong'o- Eclipsed
as The Girl
- Sophie Okonedo- The
Crucible as Elizabeth Proctor
- Nicola Walker- A View from
the Bridge as Beatrice Carbone
- Best Performance by a Leading
Actor in a Musical
- Danny Burstein- Fiddler
on the Roof as Tevye
- Zachary Levi- She Loves Me as
Georg Nowack
- Lin-Manuel Miranda- Hamilton
as Alexander Hamilton
- Leslie Odom Jr.- Hamilton
as Aaron Burr
- Benjamin Walker- American
Psycho as Patrick Bateman
- Best Performance by a Leading
Actress in a Musical
- Laura Benanti- She
Loves Me as Amalia Balash
- Carmen Cusack- Bright Star
as Alice Murphy
- Cynthia Erivo- The Color
Purple as Celie
- Phillipa Soo- Hamilton
as Eliza Schuyler Hamilton
- Ana Villafañe- On Your
Feet! as Gloria Estefan
- Best Performance by a Featured
Actor in a Play
- Daniel Davis- Noises Off as
Selsdon Mowbray
- Jim Norton- The
Crucible as Giles Corey
- Campbell Scott- Noises Off as
Lloyd Dallas
- Robert Sella- Sylvia as
Tom/ Phyllis/ Leslie
- Michael Shannon- A Long
Day's Journey into Night as James Tyrone Jr.
- Best Performance by a Featured Actress
in a Play
- Pascale Armand- Eclipsed as
Bessie
- Phoebe Fox- A View from the
Bridge as Catherine
- Meghan Hilty- Noises
Off as Brooke Ashton
- Zainab Jah- Eclipsed as
Maima
- Saycon Sengbloh- Eclipsed as
Helena
- Best Performance by a Featured
Actor in a Musical
- Nicholas Barasch- She Loves
Me as Arpad Laszlo
- Roger Bart- Disaster as
Tony
- Daveed Diggs- Hamilton
as Marquis de Lafayette / Thomas Jefferson
- Christopher Fitzgerald- Waitress
as Ogie
- Terrence Mann- Tuck
Everlasting as Man in the Yellow Suit
- Best Performance by a Featured Actress
in a Musical
- Danielle Brooks- The Color
Purple as Sofia
- Renée Elise
Goldsberry- Hamilton as Angelica Schuyler Church
- Jennifer Hudson- The Color
Purple as Shug Avery
- Jane Krakowski- She Loves
Me as Ilona Ritter
- Heléne Yorke- American
Psycho as Evelyn Williams
- Best Book of a Musical
- Alexander Dinelaris- On
Your Feet!
- Tim Federle and Claudia Shear- Tuck Everlasting
- Steve Martin- Bright Star
- Lin-Manuel Miranda- Hamilton
- Jack Plotnick & Seth
Rudetsky- Disaster!
- Best Original Score
- Sara Bareilles- Waitress
- Edie Brickell & Steve
Martin- Bright Star
- Chris Miller & Nathan
Tysen- Tuck Everlasting
- Lin-Manuel Miranda- Hamilton
- Duncan Sheik- American
Psycho
- Best Set Design of a Play
- Beowulf Boritt- Thérèse
Raquin
- David Korins- Misery
- Derek McLane- Noises
Off
- Christopher Oram- Hughie
- Jan Versweyveld- A View
from the Bridge
- Best Set Design of a Musical
- Es Devlin- American Psycho
- Anna Louizos- School of
Rock
- Scott Pask- Waitress
- David Rockwell- She Loves
Me
- Walt Spangler- Tuck
Everlasting
- Best Costume Design of a Play
- Michael Crass- Noises Off
- An D'huys- A View from the
Bridge
- Jane Greenwood- Thérèse
Raquin
- Ann Roth- Misery
- Tom Scutt- King Charles III
- Best Costume Design of a Musical
- Jane Greenwood- Bright Star
- Katrina Lindsay- American
Psycho
- Jeff Mahshie- She Loves Me
- Emilio Sosa- On Your Feet!
- Paul Tazewell- Hamilton
- Best Lighting Design of a Play
- Jane Cox- Noises Off
- Natasha Katz- A Long Day's
Journey into Night
- Keith Parham- Thérèse
Raquin
- Jan Versweyveld- A View
from the Bridge
- David Weiner- Misery
- Best Lighting Design of a
Musical
- Howell Binkley- Hamilton
- Jon Clark- American Psycho
- Donald Holder- She Loves Me
- Kenneth Posner- On Your
Feet!
- Ben Statton- Spring Awakening
- Best Direction of a Play
- Evan Cabnet- Thérèse Raquin
- Rupert Goold- King Charles
III
- Ivo van Hove- The Crucible
- Ivo van Hove- A
View from the Bridge
- Joe Mantello- The Humans
- Best Direction of a Musical
- Michael Arden- Spring
Awakening
- John Doyle- The
Color Purple
- Scott Ellis- She Loves Me
- Rupert Goold- American
Psycho
- Thomas Kail- Hamilton
- Best Choreography
- Andy Blankenbuehler-
Hamilton
- Savion Glover- Shuffle
Along, or, the Making of the Musical Sensation of 1921 and All That
Followed
- Spencer Liff- Spring
Awakening
- Josh Rhodes- Bright Star
- Sergio Trujillo- On Your
Feet!
- Best Orchestrations
- Philip Glass- The Crucible
- Joseph Joubert- The Color Purple
- Alex Lacamoire- Hamilton
- Ted Sperling- Fiddler on the Roof
- Andrew Lloyd Webber- School of Rock
- Nominations per production
- 14- Hamilton
- 9- She Loves Me
- 8- American Psycho, A View from the Bridge
- 7- Noises Off
- 6- Bright Star, The Color Purple, The Crucible, Misery
- 5- Eclipsed, On Your Feet!, Waitress
- 4- King Charles III, Spring Awakening, Thérèse Raquin, Tuck Everlasting
- 3- Fiddler on the Roof, Long Day's Journey into Night
- 2- Disaster!, The Humans, School of Rock
- 1- An Act of God, Blackbird, Dames at Sea, Fully Committed, The Gin Game, Hughie, Shuffle Along, or, the Making of the Musical Sensation of 1921 and All That Followed, Sylvia
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