Theater -Tony Awards This Year's Tony List Is Filled With Unusual Suspects By CAMPBELL ROBERTSON Wednesday, May 21, 2008 |
Sara Krulwich/The New York Times A scene from "In the Heights," which received a Tony Award nomination for best musical.
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The Tony nominations are in, and it would be difficult to come up with a season that presented a clearer portrait of where Broadway is headed and where it has been. |
2008 Tony Award Nominations By THE NEW YORK TIMES
A complete list of nominations for the 2008 Tony Awards, with links to the original New York Times reviews. |
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The Nominated Shows |
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| Theater Review | 'Boeing-Boeing' Up, Up and Away (and Watch Those Swinging Doors) By BEN BRANTLEY "Boeing-Boeing," a creaky French comedy that has been given the makeover of the season by the director Matthew Warchus, has no earthly right to be as funny as it is. | |
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| Theater Review | 'Les Liaisons Dangereuses' What Lurks Beneath the Ruffles. By BEN BRANTLEY Ben Daniels is making a sensational Broadway debut in Rufus Norris's eye-filling, very imbalanced revival of "Les Liaisons Dangereuses." | |
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| Theater Review | 'Passing Strange' It's a Hard Rock Life. By CHARLES ISHERWOOD "Passing Strange" is bursting at the seams with melodic songs, and it features a handful of theatrical performances to treasure. | |
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| Theater Review | 'The Seafarer' A Devil of a Christmas. By BEN BRANTLEY One of the finest ensembles to grace a Broadway stage in years is appearing in Conor McPherson's dark and enthralling new play. | |
| Theater Review | 'South Pacific' Optimist Awash in the Tropics By BEN BRANTLEY Love blossoms fast and early in Bartlett Sher's rapturous revival of Rodgers and Hammerstein's "South Pacific." | |
| Theater Review | 'Sunday in the Park With George' Down by the Blue Purple Yellow Red Water. By BEN BRANTLEY This glorious revival uses 21st-century technology to convey the vision of a 19th-century Pointillist to truly enchanting effect. | |
| Theater Review | 'Xanadu' Heaven on Wheels, and in Leg Warmers. By CHARLES ISHERWOOD This new, improved "Xanadu" is an outlandishly enjoyable stage spoof of the outrageously bad movie from 1980. | |
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