re: Best Musical with no best score and no best book. Not best musical with Tonys for Book and Score
Last Edit: WaymanWong 12:13 pm EDT 06/18/24
Posted by: WaymanWong 12:10 pm EDT 06/18/24
In reply to: Best Musical with no best score and no best book. Not best musical with Tonys for Book and Score - Musicals54 10:30 am EDT 06/18/24

Tony voters seem to really like books that are funny: Besides ''Drowsy Chaperone,'' there's ''The Producers,'' ''Spelling Bee,'' ''Book of Mormon,'' ''Tootsie'' ...

However, in 2006, I would've given the Tony for Best Book to Marshall Brickman and Rick Elice for ''Jersey Boys.'' They did such a clever job incorporating all those Frankie Valli songs, and split this biographical jukebox show into 4 seasons (!), each told from a different character's perspective. Genius!
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