This is one of the most deserved Tony wins ever. Joanna Gleason gave a masterful and yet natural stage performance as the Baker's Wife. Nobody I've seen has come close to bringing to the role what she brought to the role.
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Now that's what I would like to call a good joke! I actually think Rogers and Hammerstein's Cinderella is a better stage portrayal of the classic story than Into the Woods.
Well, Into the Woods wasn't really about recreating the nice version of the Cinderella fairy tale but was using it to make a bigger, more real world point.
I'm SO happy that Joanna won, and I think that it's so cute how excited Bernadette was that she did win. I've actually met Joanna once, and she is so sweet, and beautiful, and it was one of the greatest moments in my life meeting her.
+Noah Servilican in her memoir she said she expected to win and was shocked when she didn't…i don't understand why… in Into the Woods Joanna WAS the Baker's Wife…in Anything Goes, Patti LuPone was Patti LuPone
@@willisthrilled she also explains that everyone around her told her she had it in the bag, so she believed them. She said the same thing happened when she did ‘Sweeney Todd’ (though she would have deserved it-she was fantastic in that revival)
Awww this is so great! She really deserved this, her performance was amazing amd made the baker´s wife my favorite in the whole play. Also she seems to be such a lovely woman! So cute that Bernadette could give her the award, you could see how happy that made both of them
This is the FIRST Broadway show I saw when I moved to NYC and after I saw Into the Woods I said, "Joanna Gleason is going to win a Tony, that was fantastic."
i love patti lupone, but im so ecstatic Johanna Gleason won this. Into The Woods changed my life, and this moment with two alumni from the show celebrating what made it possible is so beautiful
Patti LuPone was so disappointed she lost. In her 2010 memoir, she focuses a great deal on that night and the days/months leading up to it. She won Drama Desk and said everyone told her she had it in the bag, so she was expecting it. Gleason won Drama Desk, too, but in the Featured Actress category.
Such amazing actresses she was up against. I've seen videos of most of those nominated performances and didn't realize they were all in the same year...how do you even choose? But Joanna Gleason was simply spectacular as the Baker's Wife. Every emotion the musical called on her to express was conveyed clearly without being overplayed. Such a natural and effortlessly funny performance.
Gleason deserved this win. Her portrayal of the baker's wife was iconic I don't think Sutton was able to identify herself with the character as much as she did as Fiona or even Millie. Lupone, God bless this woman, would later be more enraged after filing lawsuit against Webber for firing her. Ahh the drama in theatre, shit like this doesn't happen anymore.
First thing i ever saw her in was "Boogie Nights" as Dirk Diggler's angry mom. I was entranced to later watch their version of Into the Woods to discover what a badass she truly has been -Always!
I just want to point out how Alison Fraser was also nominated this year which is kind of funny since she played Chip Zien's wife in the past too, not even in one, but in two musicals (In trousers and March of the falsettos)
I wish the Tonys did split screens like the Oscars, so we could see the other nominee's reactions when the winner is called. In particular, I would be interested in seeing Patti LuPone's face, since she was so sure she was gonna win this.
Actually, I would prefer there was a rule the TV producers had to never show the nominees that did not win--audience reaction shots should be only supportive friends and family. Who wants to see Bill Murray cringe?
I love Lupone AND Gleason, for very different reasons, although they are both fantastic actresses. I think Gleason deserved the accolades & the Award. Lupone deserved the two she did receive. She was riveting live in Gypsy. I just wish I'd gotten to see the original ITW, but I did see the revival wherein the stars of that production were Cinderella & the Prince.
Does anyone find it crazy that both Lupone and Gleason appeared on Friends? I thought Into the Woods was all right when I saw the filmed performance with the OBC. If I had a time machine, I would have liked to see Ms. Lupone in Anything Goes.
She was. The first time I watched the musical, I became obsessed with her character, her voice, her acting...and was truly shocked when I saw what happened to her character in the second act...
Aww, she thanked her husband Michael Bennahum, but just two years later they would divorce in 1990 after six years of marriage. In 1994, she married actor and Susan's ex Chris Sarandon (DOG DAY AFTERNOON, FRIGHT NIGHT, THE PRINCESS BRIDE) and they're still together 20 years later.
I saw Ms. Gleason a couple times on Friends! It must have felt special for Joanna to receive the Tony from her former co-star in Into the Woods. Speaking of Bernadette, does anyone find it surreal that ten years after she played the Witch, she would be Cinderella's stepmother clashing with Brandy?
On all the comments about Patti, I don't know her work, but if she needs an award to reassure herself she should be in another profession. At least that's my opinion. One shouldn't expect any thankfulness from others, you should just give what you feel is the best you have got and everything else above that should be appreciated but not expected. At least that's what I'm trying to learn. Joanna is awesome in ITW btw and Bernadette is always marvelous!!
She has two Tony's on her way to a possible third one and won this same category on another award (Joanna won featured actress) hence why she had high expectations to win this but didn't. She was just disappointed she lost. Both were brilliant that year
Since Joanna originated the role, it's kind of hard to get more original than that. I love Patti but in AG she just seemed like Patti LuPone as Patti LuPone.
Joana was more of a lead role than Bernadette was. Yes Bernadette got all the hype, but The Baker's Wife is an essential role it makes or breaks the production in my opinion
It could be argued as a toss-up. Both Baker's Wife and the Witch were central to the plot; the Baker's Wife storyline though was dominant in both acts, while the witch's appearances were largely present in the second act. If you watch Big Bang Theory, it's kind of like both the casting - how Johnny Galecki is the first actor on the list of the ensemble, and Jim Parsons comes second but ends up being the breakout star from the show and the one getting most of the attention.
It's absolutely appropriate to the role the Tonys play as the seeming culmination of a theater actor's life work, and how it pales to the actual audience response in the moment of the performance. It's also a great way to remind the people who are nominated but DON'T win...why they do this in the first place. I can't think of a more appropriate way to open an award ceremony segment - I dare say this could have been a great way to set up the ENTIRE awards ceremony.
This is one of the most deserved Tony wins ever. Joanna Gleason gave a masterful and yet natural stage performance as the Baker's Wife. Nobody I've seen has come close to bringing to the role what she brought to the role.
Agreed
i agree 100%, i just wished anything goes was another year because she did great, they both deserve the world
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"Thank you for the slipper" I almost cried.
Now that's what I would like to call a good joke! I actually think Rogers and Hammerstein's Cinderella is a better stage portrayal of the classic story than Into the Woods.
Well, Into the Woods wasn't really about recreating the nice version of the Cinderella fairy tale but was using it to make a bigger, more real world point.
SDoesNotKnow Did not occur to me before
I'm SO happy that Joanna won, and I think that it's so cute how excited Bernadette was that she did win. I've actually met Joanna once, and she is so sweet, and beautiful, and it was one of the greatest moments in my life meeting her.
Okay but can we talk about how classy Bernadette Peters looks omg.
Still looks beautiful to this day!! I love that dress!!!
as always ✨
Always
Yes. I can never take my eyes off Bernadette Peters. My favorite.
i truly think this was one of the most deserved tonys ever. joanna MADE that role. no one has ever played it quite like her
This is one of our most talented performers. So happy for her.
You could just see the determination is Patti's face! I loved the excitement between Bernadette and Joanna when she recieved the award, it was cute :)
+Noah Servilican in her memoir she said she expected to win and was shocked when she didn't…i don't understand why… in Into the Woods Joanna WAS the Baker's Wife…in Anything Goes, Patti LuPone was Patti LuPone
@@willisthrilled she also explains that everyone around her told her she had it in the bag, so she believed them.
She said the same thing happened when she did ‘Sweeney Todd’ (though she would have deserved it-she was fantastic in that revival)
@@willisthrilledit was predicted she’d win and there was so much buzz around her performance.
Awww this is so great! She really deserved this, her performance was amazing amd made the baker´s wife my favorite in the whole play. Also she seems to be such a lovely woman! So cute that Bernadette could give her the award, you could see how happy that made both of them
This is the FIRST Broadway show I saw when I moved to NYC and after I saw Into the Woods I said, "Joanna Gleason is going to win a Tony, that was fantastic."
If you’ve seen the full show on TH-cam, you know she ABSOLUTELY deserved it! She was perfectly cast as the Baker’s Wife.
i love patti lupone, but im so ecstatic Johanna Gleason won this. Into The Woods changed my life, and this moment with two alumni from the show celebrating what made it possible is so beautiful
Patti LuPone was so disappointed she lost. In her 2010 memoir, she focuses a great deal on that night and the days/months leading up to it. She won Drama Desk and said everyone told her she had it in the bag, so she was expecting it. Gleason won Drama Desk, too, but in the Featured Actress category.
Wow -- love the stuff you know
I would prefer Patti LuPone over Gleason ,but both were good.
@@melmingin8445 it was a hard pick. But she was stellar in Into the Woods.
Both great performances. Gleasons acting was really special.
@@MrYonexguy63 It really was. When she sings 'Sometimes people leave you/Halfway through the wood', I just bawl. What a performance.
Such amazing actresses she was up against. I've seen videos of most of those nominated performances and didn't realize they were all in the same year...how do you even choose? But Joanna Gleason was simply spectacular as the Baker's Wife. Every emotion the musical called on her to express was conveyed clearly without being overplayed. Such a natural and effortlessly funny performance.
Oh, she’s so beautiful! ❣️
Gleason deserved this win. Her portrayal of the baker's wife was iconic I don't think Sutton was able to identify herself with the character as much as she did as Fiona or even Millie. Lupone, God bless this woman, would later be more enraged after filing lawsuit against Webber for firing her. Ahh the drama in theatre, shit like this doesn't happen anymore.
true.
OH THANK YOU SO MUCH, BEEN WAITING FOR A WHILE!!! Gleason deserved it!
Love her and love her performance.
My favorite show, and my favorite cast. I only ever wanted to play the Baker's Wife. And I still crush on Chip Zien.
Patti Lupone's face was beat for the gods lol
Damn her. Something got in my eye.
First thing i ever saw her in was "Boogie Nights" as Dirk Diggler's angry mom. I was entranced to later watch their version of Into the Woods to discover what a badass she truly has been -Always!
I just want to point out how Alison Fraser was also nominated this year which is kind of funny since she played Chip Zien's wife in the past too, not even in one, but in two musicals (In trousers and March of the falsettos)
i love this
Classy ... and a great performance.
"Let me tell you goodbye doesn't mean forever..."
I wish the Tonys did split screens like the Oscars, so we could see the other nominee's reactions when the winner is called. In particular, I would be interested in seeing Patti LuPone's face, since she was so sure she was gonna win this.
Actually, I would prefer there was a rule the TV producers had to never show the nominees that did not win--audience reaction shots should be only supportive friends and family. Who wants to see Bill Murray cringe?
You can see Patti’s face in the background when Joanna wins x
I love Lupone AND Gleason, for very different reasons, although they are both fantastic actresses. I think Gleason deserved the accolades & the Award. Lupone deserved the two she did receive. She was riveting live in Gypsy. I just wish I'd gotten to see the original ITW, but I did see the revival wherein the stars of that production were Cinderella & the Prince.
Does anyone find it crazy that both Lupone and Gleason appeared on Friends? I thought Into the Woods was all right when I saw the filmed performance with the OBC. If I had a time machine, I would have liked to see Ms. Lupone in Anything Goes.
@@manuelorozco7760 Lupone was never on Friends.
Bridges of Wake County That was a misunderstanding
What an awesome audience reaction! She must had been pretty damn good then
She was. The first time I watched the musical, I became obsessed with her character, her voice, her acting...and was truly shocked when I saw what happened to her character in the second act...
Imagine being nominated along with Patti Lupone, and then actually winning. Good lord that's an amazing accomplishment.
Aww, she thanked her husband Michael Bennahum, but just two years later they would divorce in 1990 after six years of marriage. In 1994, she married actor and Susan's ex Chris Sarandon (DOG DAY AFTERNOON, FRIGHT NIGHT, THE PRINCESS BRIDE) and they're still together 20 years later.
Wow! Never knew!!
Yikes! Well at least she found love the second time around
...I felt like Cinderella at the ball, thanks for the slipper.
Isn't she the cutest?
That presenter is so charming
She’s amazing but that introduction speech is so inspiring.
Joanna deserved the win, so did Patti, but Joanna deserved it more.
RIP Monty Hall, Joanna Gleason's father
Omg wow ...i never knew!
Wait, is that Joel Grey?
yes it is!
The Baker's Wife!
Pattis face card pattttiii
I saw Ms. Gleason a couple times on Friends! It must have felt special for Joanna to receive the Tony from her former co-star in Into the Woods. Speaking of Bernadette, does anyone find it surreal that ten years after she played the Witch, she would be Cinderella's stepmother clashing with Brandy?
Damn patti at hot ones was funny omgosh
Sorry Patti, Joanna Gleason absolutely deserved this Tony.
Now, that's how you give an acceptance speech. Right up there with Jodie Foster's Oscar acceptance speech for The Accused.
Did this woman portray Mark Wahlberg' s mom in the movie "Boogie Nights"?
Yes, that's her!
On all the comments about Patti, I don't know her work, but if she needs an award to reassure herself she should be in another profession. At least that's my opinion. One shouldn't expect any thankfulness from others, you should just give what you feel is the best you have got and everything else above that should be appreciated but not expected. At least that's what I'm trying to learn.
Joanna is awesome in ITW btw and Bernadette is always marvelous!!
She has two Tony's on her way to a possible third one and won this same category on another award (Joanna won featured actress) hence why she had high expectations to win this but didn't. She was just disappointed she lost. Both were brilliant that year
Monty Hall's daughter, eh?
Ah, these were the days before winners thanked their agents, managers, business managers, lawyers, divorce lawyers, publicists, dressers . . .
That dress was definitely a CHOICE though 🤭
I always thought Joanna Gleason was hot.
Well deserved...she was the only one who shined in this trainwreck
"And Patti Lupone for 'TOO MUCH MAKE-UP'"
The witch gave the award to the baker's wife.
Patti should’ve won. But Joanna was great in the role.
That dress! The shoulders! JV Football.
Remember when acceptance speeches were just thank you's to those who helped get them there?
No tea but patti should’ve won. What she did with Anything Goes was way more original and impressive than what Joanna did with Into the Woods
Kuhn's singing of "CHESS" is worthy of note, too! I think she may have stole some of LuPone's votes
Since Joanna originated the role, it's kind of hard to get more original than that. I love Patti but in AG she just seemed like Patti LuPone as Patti LuPone.
@@scottw6704 yeah I was 16 and delusional when I posted this 💀
Teu gave the tony to the wrong baker's wife,lupone deserved the tony! Joana's role was a featured role! Not a LEADING ROLE
Joana was more of a lead role than Bernadette was. Yes Bernadette got all the hype, but The Baker's Wife is an essential role it makes or breaks the production in my opinion
Pauly- Walnuts EXACFLY
It could be argued as a toss-up. Both Baker's Wife and the Witch were central to the plot; the Baker's Wife storyline though was dominant in both acts, while the witch's appearances were largely present in the second act. If you watch Big Bang Theory, it's kind of like both the casting - how Johnny Galecki is the first actor on the list of the ensemble, and Jim Parsons comes second but ends up being the breakout star from the show and the one getting most of the attention.
What a ridiculous intro.
what a ridiculous comment
It's absolutely appropriate to the role the Tonys play as the seeming culmination of a theater actor's life work, and how it pales to the actual audience response in the moment of the performance. It's also a great way to remind the people who are nominated but DON'T win...why they do this in the first place. I can't think of a more appropriate way to open an award ceremony segment - I dare say this could have been a great way to set up the ENTIRE awards ceremony.