Once, Claybourne Park win top Tonys
The Broadway musical Once, based on the movie of the same name, dominated the 66th annual Tony Awards, taking Best musical, Best actor, and six other awards. Race-relations satire Clybourne Park won best play. Peter and the Starcatcher, a Peter Pan prequel, won five Tonys.
By The Week Staff | June 11, 2012
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he Broadway musical Once, based on the movie of the same name, dominated the 66th annual Tony Awards, taking Best musical, Best actor, and six other awards. Race-relations satire Clybourne Park won best play. Peter and the Starcatcher, a Peter Pan prequel, won five Tonys. 
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