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re: Which was the toughest competitive year for Best Musical?

Posted by: BroadwayTonyJ 07:00 pm EST 01/16/14
In reply to: Which was the toughest competitive year for Best Musical? - Chazwaza 06:20 pm EST 01/16/14

1960 was a very competitive year. Fiorello! and Gypsy were highly respected by the critical establishment, but The Sound of Music was incredibly popular with audiences -- any one of the 3 could have won by itself.

Also, 1963 was a very competitive year. While none of the 4 shows were great, they were all very good. A Funny Thing, Oliver!, and Stop the World were big commercial hits, and Little Me would have been a hit if it had won. All 4 shows were strong contenders.


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