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Post by Deleted on Apr 5, 2016 11:20:18 GMT
***A Pacifist Guide to War on Cancer (national)
This is advertised as a musical and I have no reason to believe otherwise. Also, you missed the Hedda Gabler revival (which is definite) and it's James McArdle, not Charles.
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Post by Deleted on Apr 5, 2016 11:48:42 GMT
"School of Rock" is supposed to be opening in the spring. I wonder if it will be in time to be considered. Rehearsals for School of Rock are due to start March 2017 and the cut-off date for the Oliviers is usually at the end of February, so it will probably have to wait until the 2018 awards! 2017 would be a great year for Groundhog Day if it opens as planned on Broadway in March, it could end up winning both Oliviers and Tony's in the same year! (of course wins and nominations are not guaranteed) |
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Post by theatremiss on Apr 5, 2016 11:50:25 GMT
What about Hamilton, that should have got enough shows in before the closing date shouldnt it?
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Post by Deleted on Apr 5, 2016 11:53:57 GMT
What about Hamilton, that should have got enough shows in before the closing date shouldnt it? It's not announced, the list only details those shows that have been officially announced at a specific venue. |
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Post by theatremiss on Apr 5, 2016 12:18:10 GMT
What about Hamilton, that should have got enough shows in before the closing date shouldnt it? It's not announced, the list only details those shows that have been officially announced at a specific venue. But when it is announced will there be enough time to get the requisite number of performances in? |
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Post by Deleted on Apr 5, 2016 12:22:32 GMT
I wouldn't put any bets on for Actress in a Musical until Amber opens in Dreamgirls! As much as I'd like to see someone else get it, I think it'll take armageddon to stop Sheridan Smith winning it. |
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Post by Deleted on Apr 5, 2016 12:26:37 GMT
I wouldn't put any bets on for Actress in a Musical until Amber opens in Dreamgirls! As much as I'd like to see someone else get it, I think it'll take armageddon to stop Sheridan Smith winning it. Whilst I agree, lets not forget Amber is singing that famous song in that famous scene that pretty much won both the Tony and the Oscar! I wouldn't be at all surprised, if Amber nails it, to see her win! |
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Post by theatremadness on Apr 5, 2016 13:08:27 GMT
Glenn Close will be nominated for Sunset Boulevard, surely? Everyone's going all Imelda over her (as will I probably once I've seen it!) so I'd say she'll probably be a front runner next year!
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Post by Deleted on Apr 5, 2016 13:18:41 GMT
Glenn Close will be nominated for Sunset Boulevard, surely? Everyone's going all Imelda over her (as will I probably once I've seen it!) so I'd say she'll probably be a front runner next year! I didn't think the London Coliseum productions were eligible? If it is, Glenn will no doubt win. It will be the Angela Lansbury slot. |
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Post by Deleted on Apr 5, 2016 14:11:18 GMT
It's not announced, the list only details those shows that have been officially announced at a specific venue. But when it is announced will there be enough time to get the requisite number of performances in? That very much depends on when it's announced for, at a guess......... |
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Post by sophie92 on Apr 5, 2016 16:48:15 GMT
It's not announced, the list only details those shows that have been officially announced at a specific venue. But when it is announced will there be enough time to get the requisite number of performances in? I thought Beautiful last year and Mrs Henderson Presents this year proved that you don't need to have done the requisite number of performances before the cut off date, you just have to be scheduled to do at least that number |
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Post by Deleted on Apr 5, 2016 17:04:06 GMT
Would the pantomime that's rumored for the London Palladium this year be eligible? Maybe Best Entertainment and Family, or even Best Comedy?
Provided it does more than 30 performances, which it should do easily if it's twice a day and runs for about 3 weeks minimum!
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Post by Jon on Apr 5, 2016 17:26:29 GMT
Would the pantomime that's rumored for the London Palladium this year be eligible? Maybe Best Entertainment and Family, or even Best Comedy? Provided it does more than 30 performances, which it should do easily if it's twice a day and runs for about 3 weeks minimum! It might be eligible but I imagine it wouldn't be nominated! |
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Post by Deleted on Apr 5, 2016 17:26:51 GMT
Would the pantomime that's rumored for the London Palladium this year be eligible? Maybe Best Entertainment and Family, or even Best Comedy? Provided it does more than 30 performances, which it should do easily if it's twice a day and runs for about 3 weeks minimum! What pantomime at the palladium is this?? |
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Post by Deleted on Apr 5, 2016 20:58:07 GMT
What pantomime at the palladium is this?? It's rumored that seeing as School of Rock has been pushed back to Spring 2017, (and rather than Cats returning for a third time) a panto is returning to the Palladium, from what's been said on here and its-behind-you.com (the pantomime forum), it's Cinderella. Supposedly with Dawn French or Kylie mentioned as the Fairy Godmother, with Julian Clary and Paul Zerdin. |
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Post by Phantom of London on Apr 5, 2016 21:37:21 GMT
It has been rumoured and yes if it does happen it will be a indelible stain, that will be there forever.
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Post by Deleted on Apr 6, 2016 8:17:56 GMT
"An indelible stain that will be there forever"? Are you sure those are the right words for what you're intending to convey? After all, the continued joy and curse of theatre is that NOTHING is there forever. Except The Mousetrap, and even that changes cast every year like clockwork so it's never going to be exactly the same as it was no matter how hard it tries.
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Post by d'James on Apr 6, 2016 8:47:09 GMT
OK, so this might be obvious to some people, but be kind to me as it's my Birthday and allow me to ask:
What happens when plays are split in two like Harry Potter is? Do they just count as one? As I said, just not sure.
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Post by Deleted on Apr 6, 2016 9:13:27 GMT
I'd assume they'll count as one for all intents and purposes. After all, when Roger Allam won Best Actor for his Falstaff, they didn't narrow it down to Henry IV Part 1 or Part 2. It's the same story, cast, creatives, crew, so there's no reason to give themselves extra work by scrutinising them individually.  |
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Post by d'James on Apr 6, 2016 10:09:42 GMT
I'd assume they'll count as one for all intents and purposes. After all, when Roger Allam won Best Actor for his Falstaff, they didn't narrow it down to Henry IV Part 1 or Part 2. It's the same story, cast, creatives, crew, so there's no reason to give themselves extra work by scrutinising them individually. Oh good. Yes I wondered if there was a Shakespeare example. |
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Post by DuchessConstance on Apr 6, 2016 10:14:31 GMT
Would the pantomime that's rumored for the London Palladium this year be eligible? Oh yes it is! Oh no it's not! (Oh wait, it is.) |
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Post by Hamilton Addict on Apr 6, 2016 18:07:23 GMT
I really hope The Spoils picks up a few nominations! It 100% deserves nominations for 'Best Play' and Jesse Eisenberg for 'Best Leading Actor in a Play'. Depending on other supporting actors this year, Kunal Nayyar also deserves a nomination, but that really depends on his competition.
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Post by Phantom of London on Apr 22, 2016 15:15:26 GMT
Just updated the list for shows that have been announced in the last month, these are marked by ***, knowing how many theatre aficionados are on here, you will indulge me and tell me where I have gone wrong, I hope?
Best Musical
Groundhog Day (Old Vic)
Aladdin (Prince Edward)
Go Between (Apollo)
Dreamgirls (Savoy)
Death Takes A Holiday (Charing Cross Theatre)
Titanic (Charing Cross Theatre)
Murder Ballad (Arts)
Miss Atomic Bomb (St James)
A Man of Good Hope
***An American In Paris (Added)(Will this be eligible for the 2016/17 Season?)(Dominion)
***American Idiot (Added)(Arts Theatre)(Will this be eligible?)
Best Musical (Revival)
Sunset Boulevard) (ENO)
Funny Girl (Savoy)
Showboat (New London)
Jesus Christ Superstar (Open Air)
Ragtime (Charing Cross Theatre)
The Threepenny Opera (National)
Best Play
The Suicide (National)
The Flick (National)
Sunset at the Villa Thalia (National)
If You Kiss Me, Kiss Me (Young Vic)
Yerma (Young Vic)
A Man of Good Hope (Young Vic)
Lady’s Day at Emerson Bar and Grill (Wyndham)
Harry Potter and the Cursed Child (Palace)
Elegy (Donmar Warehouse)
Running Wild (Open Air)
Boy (Almedia)
Sideways (My Mother Never Said I Should)
X (Royal Court)
The Drink it in the Congo (Almedia)
Oil (Almedia)
Father Comes Home From the Wars (Parts 1,2,&3)(Royal Court)
The Nest (Young Vic)
The Red Barn (National)
Love (National)
Mosquito (National)
A Pacifist Guide to War on Cancer (National)
***This House (Added)
*** Monster Raving Loony (Added)(Soho Theatre)
***Sideways (New)(St James)
***The Spoils (New)(Trafalgar Studio)
***Lawrence After Arabia (New)(Hampstead Theatre)
***1984(New)(Playhouse Theatre)
Best Play (Revival)
Les Blancs (National)
Platonov (National)
Ivanov (National)
The Seagull (National)
The Deep Blue Sea (National)
The Plough and the Star (National)
A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Globe)
Taming of the Shrew (Globe)
Macbeth (Globe)
Blue/Orange (Young Vic)
The Caretaker (Old Vic)
No Man’s Land (Wyndham)
Romeo and Julliett (Garrick)
The Entertainer (Garrick)
Doctor Faustus (Duke of York)
Faith Healer (Donmar Warehouse)
Henry V (Open Air)
Richard III (Almedia)
Hamlet (Almedia)
My Mother Never Said I Should (St James)
How The Other Half Loves (Theatre Royal, Haymarket)
Breakfast at Tiffany’s (Theatre Royal, Haymarket)
The Libertine (Theatre Royal, Haymarket)
Cleansed (National)
Once In A Lifetime (Young Vic)
Amadeus (National)
***Hobson’s Choice (New)(Vaudeville)
*** The Alchemist (New)(RSC –Barbican)
***Doctor Faustus (New)(RSC –Barbican)
***Cymbeline (New)(RSC –Barbican)
***King Lear (New)(RSC –Barbican)
***Love Labour Lost (New)(RSC –Haymarket)
***Love Labour Found or Much Ado About Nothing (New)(RSC –Haymarket)
***King Lear (New)(Old Vic)
***No Man’s Land (New)(Wyndham)
Best Leading Actor (Musical)
Andy Karl (Groundhog Day)
Dean John Wilson (Aladdin)
Michael Crawford (Go Between)
Michael Xavier (Sunset Boulevard)
Declan Bennett (Jesus Christ Superstar)
Simon Lipkin (Miss Atomic Bomb)
Daniel Boys (Miss Atomic Bombs)
Rory Kinnear (Threepenny Opera)
Darius (Funny Girl)
Chris Peluso (Showboat)
***Robert Fairchild (Added)(An American in Paris)
Best Leading Actress (Musical)
Jade Ewen (Aladdin)
Glenn Close (Sunset Boulevard)
Amber Riley (Dreamgirls)
Sheridan Smith (Funny Girl)
Kerry Ellis (Murder Ballad)
Catherine Tate (St James)
Florence Andrews (St James)
Rosalie Craig (Threepenny Opera)
Gina Beck (Showboat)
***Leanne Cope (Added)(An American in Paris)
Best Leading Actor (Play)
Ben Miles (Sunset at the Villa Thalia)
Ray Fearon (Macbeth)
David Haig (Blue/Orange)
Timothy Spall (The Caretaker)
Daniel Mays (The Caretaker)
Ian McKellen (No Man’s Land)
Patrick Steward (No Man’s Land)
Jamie Parker (Harry Parker and the Cursed Child)
***Derek Jacobi (Garrick)(Moved to Supporting Role)
Richard Madden (Garrick)
Kenneth Branagh (Garrick)
Kit Harrington (Doctor Faustus)
Ralph Fiennes (Almedia)
Andrew Scott (Almedia)
Nicholas Le Prevost (How The Other Half Loves)
Dominic Cooper (The Libertine)
Danny Sapini (Les Blanc)
Javone Prince (The Suicide)
Tom Mothersdale (Cleansed)
Matthew Maher (Flick)
Charles McArdle (Platonov)
Geoffrey Streatfield (Ivanov)
***Daniel Radcliffe (Added)(This House)
***Martin Shaw(Added) (Hobson’s Choice)
***Anthony Sher (RSC-King Lear)
***Ian Mckellen (New)(No Man’s Land)
*** Patrick Stewart (New)(No Man’s Land)
***Daniel Weyman (New)(Sideways)
***Simon Harrison (New)(Sideways)
***Kunal Nayyar (New)(The Spoils)
***Jeff Rawle (New)( Lawrence After Arabia)
Best Leading Actress (Play)
Helen McCroy (The Deep Blue Sea)
Meow Meow (A Midsummer Night’s Dream)
Tara Fitzgerald (Macbeth)
Jane Horrocks (If You Kiss Me, Kiss Me)
Audra McDonald (Lady’s Day at Emerson Bar and Grill)
***Lily James (Garrick)
Zoe Wanamaker (Elegy)
Michelle Terry (Henry V)
Maureen Lipman (My Mother Never Said I Should)
Katie Brayben (My Mother Never Said I Should)
Jenny Seagrove (How The Other Half Loves)
Tamsin Outhwaite (How The Other Half Loves)
Pixie Lott (Breakfast at Tiffany’s)
Kathryn Hunter (The Emperor)
Michelle Terry (Cleansed)
Louisa Krause (Flick)
Anna Chancellor (The Seagull)
Norma Dumezwemi (Harry Potter)
Jessica Raine (X)
Caroline Faber (My Mother Never Said I Should)
***Naomi Frederick (New)(Hobson’s Choice)
*** Glenda Jackson (New)(King Lear)
***Jessie Effenberg(New)(The Spoils)
*** Geraldine James (New)( Lawrence After Arabia)
Best Comedy
The Comedy About A Bank Robbery (Criterion)
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Post by Jon on Apr 22, 2016 15:19:22 GMT
An American in Paris won't be eligible as it opens after the cut off date.
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Post by Deleted on Apr 22, 2016 15:28:26 GMT
I think Beverley will pick up some for The Bodyguard
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