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| re: Kara Young has been nominated 3 years in a row | |
| Posted by: FrenchDip 03:30 pm EDT 05/01/24 | |
| In reply to: Kara Young has been nominated 3 years in a row - mikem 03:17 pm EDT 05/01/24 | |
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| Raúl Esparza and Martha Plimpton have also received 3 nominations in 3 years, and it was the same 3 years for both: 2007, 2008 and 2009. | |
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| re: Kara Young has been nominated 3 years in a row | |
| Last Edit: PlayWiz 03:39 pm EDT 05/01/24 | |
| Posted by: PlayWiz 03:36 pm EDT 05/01/24 | |
| In reply to: re: Kara Young has been nominated 3 years in a row - FrenchDip 03:30 pm EDT 05/01/24 | |
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| There are also a lot less shows being produced on Broadway nowadays, so if you're fortunate and talented enough to get cast and give a fine performance in a Broadway production, you have a better chance of getting nominated than in some years past. Plenty of fine performances and productions weren't nominated when there was a plethora of shows being done. Also, short runs, limited runs and shows that closed also tended to be overlooked, too, when there were a lot of shows then running that were then currently available for one to go to see. | |
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| A lot less produced compared to when? | |
| Posted by: dramedy 04:50 pm EDT 05/01/24 | |
| In reply to: re: Kara Young has been nominated 3 years in a row - PlayWiz 03:36 pm EDT 05/01/24 | |
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| 36 shows this season and broadway journal estimated $410m this season. Last season was 37. I don’t have actual numbers but I think most of the 2010s were in the 30s. The 90s might have actually been less some years. I think you’d have to go back to the 40s or 50s to find number of productions above 40. |
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| re: A lot less produced compared to when? | |
| Posted by: AlanScott 08:14 pm EDT 05/02/24 | |
| In reply to: A lot less produced compared to when? - dramedy 04:50 pm EDT 05/01/24 | |
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| I don't feel like doing all the research now, but seasons in the 1960s often had more than than 60 shows, and I am fairly sure that most seasons in the 1960s had more than 50 shows and some probably had more than 60. | |
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