| re: Tony Predictions: Do you need to see a show or performance to predict its chances of winning? | |
| Posted by: Chromolume 10:35 am EDT 06/13/24 | |
| In reply to: Tony Predictions: Do you need to see a show or performance to predict its chances of winning? - WWriter 12:05 am EDT 06/13/24 | |
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| Similarly, I haven't yet seen Stereophonic. (I had a ticket at Playwright's, but was ill and missed it.) Nevertheless, I have no problem predicting that it will win Best Play this year. So what are you basing your opinion on Stereophonic on? Others' opinions that you've heard or read? I won't say that isn't valid, but then it's not really your own opinion lol. As long as these are personal predictions without consequence, I think you can base your opinions on whatever you glean. I don't always predict, but usually my opinions on the musicals are based on the cast recordings and whatever TV coverage I've seen, as I don't get that many chances to come to NYC to see shows. So I tend to go in knowing more what I hope will win as opposed to what will win. As to the question of the actual Tony voters, they have rules to follow. |
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