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This 2001 Tony Awardwinner for Best Musical is adapted by Mel Brooks and Thomas Meehan from Brooks’ 1968 comedy film.
Story:
Max Bialystock, the onetime king of Broadway producers hungry to strike it rich, and Leo Bloom, an accountant with dreams of someday becoming a theatre producer, discover that they could get richer by producing a flop than a hit and start by finding the worst show, worst director, and worst actors. When their new production, “Springtime for Hitler,” turns out to be a smash success, the plan is thrown off and the partners lives are thrown into chaos.
Best Musical
Best Book of a Musical
Best Original Score
Best Featured Actress in a Musical - Cady Huffman
Best Scenic Design
Best Costume Design
Best Lighting Design
Best Choreography
Best Direction of a Musical
Best Orchestrations
Best Actor in a Musical - Nathan Lane
Best Featured Actor in a Musical - Gary Beach
Best Actor in a Musical -Matthew Broderick
Best Featured Actor in a Musical - Roger Bart
Best Featured Actor in a Musical - Brad Oscar
Outstanding New Musical
Outstanding Book of a Musical
Outstanding Actor in a Musical - Nathan Lane
Outstanding Featured Actor in a Musical - Gary Beach
Outstanding Featured Actress in a Musical - Cady Huffman
Outstanding Choreography
Outstanding Director of a Musical
Outstanding Orchestrations
Outstanding Lyrics
Outstanding Set Design of a Musical
Outstanding Costume Design
Outstanding Actor in a Musical - Matthew Broderick
Outstanding Featured Actor in a Musical - Roger Bart
Outstanding Lighting Design
Best Musical Show Album