Saturday December 31, 2011
Tony Award
© American Theatre Wing
If you love Broadway (and who doesn't?!), you'll want to check out the following pages on Tony Award winners. As we close 2011 and cruise into 2012, people are already talking about Tony season and who might get nominations in May.
I've recently compiled lists for Best Costumer, Best Lighting Designer, Best Actress in a Featured Role (Musical), Best Actor in a Featured Role (Play), and many more. This is in addition to my previous lists for Best Play, Best Musical, Best Score, Best Actor, and Best Actress categories.
To see every award list (16 so far), visit the main Tony Awards page. And check back often as I am working hard to get all the major categories posted before we hit Tony Season in 2012.
Happy New Year!
Friday December 30, 2011
Broadway Sign
© Archives
The end of 2011 also means the end of several shows on Broadway.
Having just opened at the Schoenfeld Theatre, Bonnie and Clyde will close today, December 30, 2011.
On December 31, 2011, The Addams Family will close to make room for the London transfer of Ghost the Musical, while the highly touted Private Lives ends its run early also on December 31st.
Ending on a high note, Hugh Jackman ends his very successful one-man (and 18-piece orchestra) show on New Year's Day, January 1, 2012.
For a list of the special holiday show times this weekend, check out the Broadway New Year's 2011 Performance Schedule.
Thursday December 29, 2011
Bernadette Peters and Sutton Foster
© Monica Simoes & Roundabout Theatre Company
Two monster revivals have rekindled the love of musicals of yesteryear, and audiences have clamored to see the star-studded spectaculars of Anything Goes and Follies.
But what if these two dynamite productions had opened in the same Broadway season and went head to head at the Tony Awards for Best Revival? Which classic show with its A-list production team would win?
Cast your vote now on which Broadway revival would win the Tony for Best Revival!
Thursday December 29, 2011
Broadway Sign
© Archives
We're in the home stretch of the 2011 holiday season, and that means more changes to the regular Broadway performance schedules.
Before you head off to the theatre in the Big Apple, check this listing of Broadway schedules for this weekend as we cruise past 2011 and ring in 2012.
Also, be sure to note that some shows do not have a Saturday evening performance because of New Year's Eve celebrations, and several productions are actually completing their Broadway run in the next few days.
