Spring Awakening seems to be the one to beat. It's like this year's RENT without, ya know, the Pulitzer. GreyGardens seems to have shown promise in the beginning when it was off-broadway then went into broadway but then faded out. Curtains has been getting alot of talk in its way so I wouldn't rule that out. But i'm biased, i only saw Legally Blonde which was alot of fun which is why i'd club a baby seal to see christian borle win (he was brilliant in spamalot as well). He won't, cullum and gallagher will fight it out for that one. and 110 in the shade is the one to beat for revival, company just seems too easy of a choice for it to win anything, and shade has macdonald, which,c'mon, is the biggest tony award magnet since angela lansbury.
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Date: 2007-05-16 03:32 am (UTC)It's like this year's RENT without, ya know, the Pulitzer.
GreyGardens seems to have shown promise in the beginning when it was off-broadway then went into broadway but then faded out. Curtains has been getting alot of talk in its way so I wouldn't rule that out.
But i'm biased, i only saw Legally Blonde which was alot of fun which is why i'd club a baby seal to see christian borle win (he was brilliant in spamalot as well). He won't, cullum and gallagher will fight it out for that one.
and 110 in the shade is the one to beat for revival, company just seems too easy of a choice for it to win anything, and shade has macdonald, which,c'mon, is the biggest tony award magnet since angela lansbury.