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| re: Katrina Lenk and Ben Platt and shoo-ins | |
| Last Edit: Maguire75 04:02 pm EST 12/13/17 | |
| Posted by: Maguire75 03:59 pm EST 12/13/17 | |
| In reply to: Katrina Lenk and Ben Platt and shoo-ins - wizrdofoz27 03:46 pm EST 12/13/17 | |
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| I also think Lenk is very likely to take the Tony, and not because its an especially difficult role vocally. She propels the piece in a way that is singular and haunting. She is the heart of the show. She feels like an exciting discovery. That's what she shares with Platt. | |
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| Lenk should 100% have been nominated for a Tony last year for Indecent | |
| Posted by: Chazwaza 07:02 am EST 12/15/17 | |
| In reply to: re: Katrina Lenk and Ben Platt and shoo-ins - Maguire75 03:59 pm EST 12/13/17 | |
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| So she has that going for her this year as well. And please no one try to argue that she wasn't snubbed because it would mean eliminating someone who was nominated -- personally, I would have had her nominated instead of Condola Rashad. |
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| re: Lenk should 100% have been nominated for a Tony last year for Indecent | |
| Posted by: TheOtherOne 09:34 am EST 12/15/17 | |
| In reply to: Lenk should 100% have been nominated for a Tony last year for Indecent - Chazwaza 07:02 am EST 12/15/17 | |
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| On the basis of her beautiful performance in "The Band's Visit" at the Atlantic, I was fairly certain she would be nominated for "Indecent" without having seen it, and was surprised when she wasn't. Once I did see it, not long before the Tonys were presented, I fully understood. She never really had a character to play in "Indecent." You could see that she was gifted, particularly in her musical moments, but there just wasn't enough of her as any one character to justify her being nominated over any of the other nominees. I did not get the bang out of "Indecent" that so many on this board did, but Richard Topol, who did have a character to play, certainly earned the nomination he received. I would be shocked if she were not nominated next spring, though it's way too soon to assume her victory is in the bag. |
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| Richard Topol wasn't nominated either... | |
| Posted by: Chazwaza 10:36 pm EST 12/15/17 | |
| In reply to: re: Lenk should 100% have been nominated for a Tony last year for Indecent - TheOtherOne 09:34 am EST 12/15/17 | |
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| I just checked their wiki, Topol wasn't nominated... I don't believe any actor from Indecent was, though I would have nominated 4 of them. | |
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| re: Richard Topol wasn't nominated either... | |
| Posted by: TheOtherOne 07:31 am EST 12/16/17 | |
| In reply to: Richard Topol wasn't nominated either... - Chazwaza 10:36 pm EST 12/15/17 | |
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| My error, Chazwaza. Apologies. | |
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| hailey Kilgore in once on this island | |
| Posted by: dramedy 04:23 pm EST 12/13/17 | |
| In reply to: re: Katrina Lenk and Ben Platt and shoo-ins - Maguire75 03:59 pm EST 12/13/17 | |
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| Is the competition so far. I wouldn't dismiss her as a contender. Of course, my fair lady and carousel have very meaty roles for lead actress in musicals. | |
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| re: hailey Kilgore in once on this island | |
| Posted by: dlevy 10:00 am EST 12/14/17 | |
| In reply to: hailey Kilgore in once on this island - dramedy 04:23 pm EST 12/13/17 | |
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| In a season that has four big, woman-led musicals still to open (Carousel, Frozen, Mean Girls and My Fair Lady), it's absurd to call anyone a front-runner for the best leading actress in a musical Tony Award yet. | |
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| i saw frozen | |
| Posted by: dramedy 04:54 pm EST 12/14/17 | |
| In reply to: re: hailey Kilgore in once on this island - dlevy 10:00 am EST 12/14/17 | |
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| Nice performances but not Tony worthy. | |
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| re: i saw frozen | |
| Last Edit: Delvino 05:04 pm EST 12/14/17 | |
| Posted by: Delvino 05:03 pm EST 12/14/17 | |
| In reply to: i saw frozen - dramedy 04:54 pm EST 12/14/17 | |
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| How do they postpone “Let It Go” to close the act? It’s 25 - 30 minutes into the film. Does it feel like a stall? Losing Elsa that long? It’s my big structural question since it shoves 2/3 of the story into act 2. | |
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