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The way we tell our story of history versus our actual history. I thought, was there a meeting beforehand? Did they come together as a village and say, 'shall we go kill the monster?' Was there somebody who vote voiced dissent? So that was the original idea.The play deals with not only the way we conduct our politics, but our history. I was really struck by the villagers showing up with their pitch forks and torches and were like-minded about killing a monster.

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Tracy Letts, The Minutes: When I wrote The Minutes the original impulse came from watching the Frankenstein movie and the character of the villagers. My story is an example of how it takes time. Everybody, especially young people, are often conditioned to think that you put something on a conveyor belt and then profit from it right away. In general, we live in such a fast paced, product-oriented world. That taking my time was being rewarded with nominations for Tonys. All of the years and hours that I spent working on one piece of art felt like it was being rewarded. I don't know what I expected would happen. Two friends had come over so we could watch. When I learned about the nominations I was in my apartment. And I wanted to capture that feeling of alienation in a jar and offer that to an audience. As a young person I felt unseen, unheard and misunderstood.

Jackson's show, A Strange Loop, was nominated for 11 Tony nominations, including Best Musical, Best Book of a Musical, Best Original Score and Best Orchestrations: A Strange Loop is a show that began with a monologue that I wrote. I said, 'I was just nominated for a tony' and he replied, 'I'm going to go buy a lottery ticket today.'

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And then, and then a couple of people said, 'Congratulations.' When I had gotten in the cab the driver was a very cheerful guy saying, 'how are you today?' Then when I saw that I was nominated. I couldn't get it to come up on my phone. When I found out I was nominated I was in a taxicab on my way to rehearsal and looking to find the nominations. So, I think I had that experience doing plays as a kid.

And yet suddenly we're playing Peter Pan and some beast comes out of us and then it goes right back in as soon as the show is over. There's a lot of us that are strange introverts. It was in a way that I hadn't been before. When I started to do plays at the Pittsfield Girls Club, I'm one of those people who felt like I was home. But as soon as the youngest went to college I got back here and started working.Дeirdre O'Connell, Dana H.: When I was eight, I played Peter Pan in Peter Pan and wore a green outfit and flew in a very uncomfortable harness. I had a big family and raised them in the woods. I thought, I have to make this dream come true. It was was a lightning bolt kind of moment. I was a changed teen and longed to come back.

We saw The Glass Menagerie with Maureen Stapleton and Rip Torn, A Chorus Line, Chicago, Equus. In 1976, I came to New York with my drama class and saw eight shows in seven days. Mare Winningham, Girl From The North Country: I grew up in the San Fernando Valley going to public schools and we were serious drama students. I love sifting through and thinking on my feet, what can be funny here? There are little physical bits and moments. In this part thereвЂ™s so much to add to the page. In the beginning, sheвЂ™s kind of a mousy person with a super low status. What I love about my character is that she he gets to play so many different funny energies. I was the little kid who saw Annie back in the day. Rachel Dratch, POTUS: It was definitely on my list to do a big comedy just like this.

Some of the nominees reflected on their nominations and the moments that got them there.

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