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June 04, 2003Tony Winner PredixWhat follows are my winner predictions and final standings for this year's Tony Awards, given this Sunday evening. I'm also an officialGoldDerby.com Tony Predictor this season... In order of most to least likely to win the award with my current pick for winner at #1.
1. Hairspray Amour and Toad are nearly tied for "Not Gonna Win" as Hairspray is nearly three times as likely to take home the award. REVIVAL MUSICAL 1. Nine Nine is twice as likely to win over its only major competition in Gypsy. NEW PLAY 1. Take Me Out Yawn. REVIVAL PLAY 1. Long Day's Journey Into Night This should easily go to LOng Day's with Egg pretty far behind. SPECIAL EVENT 1. The Play What I Wrote Had Play been deemed a Play it wouldn't have won a thing. Now that it's The Special Event What I Wrote, it should take home this one. Had Play been deemed a Play, Russell Simmon's would have the lock. Now he settles for a still very possible spoil. ACTOR, MUSICAL 1. Harvey Fierstein (Hairpray) Harvey's come out swinging in the last few weeks and his momentum should bring him the award. Antonio still has a major shot as Gets drops out and Selya gains slightly. ACTRESS, MUSICAL 1. Marissa Jaret Winokur (Hairspray) Sorry, Bernie. FEATURED ACTOR, MUSICAL 1. Dick Latessa (Hairspray) No contest. FEATURED ACTRESS, MUSICAL 1. Jane Krakowski (Nine) One of the most interesting races. Jane should walk home with it. Blanchard still could be the darkhorse though she's a solid fourth in the standings as I see them.
1. Eddie Izzard (Joe Egg) Izzard has a strong lead on Bennehy. It won't go to Tucci. ACTRESS PLAY 1. Vanessa Redgrave (Long Day's Journey) Shaw gains ground though Redgrave will win. FEATURED ACTOR, PLAY 1. Denis O'Hare (Take Me Out) Potentially interesting though likely to stay consistent and go with O'Hare. FEATURED ACTRESS, PLAY 1. Linda Emond (Life x ) Meisle, Byrd, Hamilton, Tucci, Roberts and Tuttle might not even bother to show. DIRECTOR, MUSICAL 1. Jack O'Brien (Hairspray) DIRECTOR, PLAY 1. Robert Falls (Long Day's Journey) Two man race. Falls will win. CHOREOGRAPHY 1. Twyla Tharp (Movin' Out) Another yawn. BOOK, MUSICAL 1. Hairspray Yawn. ORIGINAL SCORE 1. Hairspray Are you getting sleepy, too?
1. Hairspray Zzzzz... SCENIC DESIGN 1. La Boheme Wake me when it's over, please... COSTUME DESIGN 1. Hairspray LIGHTING DESIGN 1. La Boheme
2004 BEST MUSICAL GOES TO AVENUE Q Posted by Mark at June 4, 2003 10:22 PM | TrackBack
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