2024 Tony Awards: Know how to keep track and what to predict

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NEW YORK (AP) – 28 Broadway shows that didn’t make less than a penny Tony Award nomination Hopefully the pace of cracking the sealed envelope of their prejudice will accelerate on Sunday.

The 3-hour premiere from Lincoln Hart of Disused Yorktown will air on CBS and debut on Paramount+ in Japan at 8 p.m., with a separate pre-show on Pluto TV at 6:30 p.m.

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‘Time for change’

The rewards included a Broadway theater season that had something for everyone — entertaining musicals like “Back to the Future,” sweeping romances. In “The Notebook” political rallying by shouting like “suffs” and intimate groups such as “Mother Play” and “Appropriate”. filipino took heart degree “Love is hidden here” And autism was explored in “Learn to Dance in Ohio.”

“I think this has been a year of real resilience. I also think that Broadway is in a period of change,” Tonis said. Host Ariana DeBose, “A total of 36 productions opened on Broadway this season alone, and each one spoke to very different audiences. I believe we are learning, ‘If you build it, they will come.’ So we’re continuing to find our voice and who we want to be on Broadway.”

debos He has said that he hopes the show will run “like a Broadway show” – in other words, with rapid and scene changes in front of the target market. “We want to give you the full Broadway experience,” he said.

Nicole Scherzinger to anchor “In Memoriam” division and Past Due Chita Rivera An independent tribute comes from Audra McDonald, Brian Stokes Mitchell and Bebe Neuwirth.

Some major awards to watch out for

Two performances essentially have the highest nomination percentage with 13: Arrival of a Piano Genius. In “Hell’s Kitchen” And the game struggles back and forth to develop a rock copy within “Stereophonic”. They are competing in several divisions, playing the best ancient music and the best ancient games.

Of the 26 competitive divisions, there are two digital locks: “Stereophonic,” an essential and field office victory, and “Merrily We Roll Along,” Stephen Sondheim- George Firth’s musical, which flopped when it premiered on Broadway in 1981, is still a favorite of the entire musical revival.

A case has also been made that “Suitable,” Brendan Jacobs-Jenkins’s Sports Are Some People reunion in Arkansas, where everyone has competing motivations and grievances, would easily earn the Most Productive Sports Revival award.

looking to overcome “hell’s Kitchen” The main classic musical crowns are “The Outsiders”, an adaptation of the popular SE Hinton album and the Francis Ford Coppola film; “Illinois”, a dance-heavy, dialogue-less degree adaptation of Sufjan Stevens’ 2005 copy of “Illinois”; According to “Suffs,” American suffragists In the early twentieth century; and “Water for Elephants”, which mixes Sarah Gruen’s 2006 bestseller with circus parts.

In anticipation of falling ill are “Stereophonic” “Mother Play,” Paula Vogel’s look at a mother and her children spanning from 1964 to the 21st century; “Mary Jane,” Amy Herzog’s humanistic portrait of a divorced mother of a fragile boy with unfortunate fitness problems; “Prayer for the French Republic,” Joshua Harmon’s sprawling folk comedy-drama that trades anti-Zionism, secular zealotry and anti-Semitism; and “Jazza’s African Hair Braiding,” Jocelyn Bayoh’s comedy about the lives of West African girls working in salons.

The race for lead actress in the musical is between “Days of Wine and Roses” veteran Kelly O’Hara and “Hell’s Kitchen” newcomer Maleah Joi Moon. On the play games side, “Episode”‘s Sarah Paulson is expected to win the Best Managing Actress trophy over Jessica Lange in “Mother Play.”

On the men’s side, former “Hamilton” standout Leslie Odom Jr. of “Pully Victorious” is up against “Succession” superstar Jeremy Robust in the revival of “An Enemy of the People,” with Jonathan Groff the favorite to win. Musical aspect for “Merrily We Roll Along”, competing with Eddie Redmayne in “Cabaret at the Kit Kat Club” and Brian D’Arcy James from “Days of Wine and Roses”.