HOME ALL THAT CHAT ATC WEST COAST SHOPPIN' RUSH BOARD FAQS

LOGIN REGISTER SEARCH FLAT MODE

not logged in

re: Herman's LA CAGE Score Tony / Tony vs Pulitzer Prizes for musicals

Posted by: Chazwaza 04:36 pm EDT 04/03/14
In reply to: re: Herman's LA CAGE Score Tony / Tony vs Pulitzer Prizes for musicals - perfectlyfrank 03:46 pm EDT 04/03/14

It does keep the standard higher, but often they neglect to give it in years when there is at least one worthy play or musical... and sometimes when they do give it they do not choose one worthy over the other eligible selections that year. So I'm not sure they have really kept the standard high.

And if any musicals were brilliant looks at American culture and the American experience, expressed through drama, it is Assassins and Hair. (i've certainly never seen the american dream so thoroughly and interestingly analyzed AND within the generally untold/unexplored parts of history as in Assassins, and the fact that they did it as a musical is all the more daring and apt)


reply |

Previous: re: Herman's LA CAGE Score Tony / Tony vs Pulitzer Prizes for musicals - perfectlyfrank 03:46 pm EDT 04/03/14
Next: re: Herman's LA CAGE Score Tony - mikem 07:25 pm EDT 04/02/14

Thread:


    All That Chat is intended for the discussion of theatre news and opinion
    subject to the terms and conditions of the Terms of Service. (Please take all off-topic discussion to private email.)

    Please direct technical questions/comments to webmaster@talkinbroadway.com and policy questions to TBAdmin@talkinbroadway.com.

    [ Home | On the Rialto | The Siegel Column | Cabaret | Tony Awards | Book Reviews | Great White Wayback Machine ]
    [ Broadway Reviews | Barbara and Scott: The Two of Clubs | Sound Advice | Restaurant Revue | Off Broadway | Funding Talkin' Broadway ]
    [ Broadway 101 | Spotlight On | Talkin' Broadway | On the Boards | Regional | Talk to Us! | Search Talkin' Broadway ]

    Terms of Service
    [ © 1997 - 2014 www.TalkinBroadway.com, Inc. ]

    Time to render: 0.008747 seconds.