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And Catherine Zeta-Jones and Scarlett Johansson are both nominees, respectively for leading actress in a musical (for the revival of Stephen Sondheim's A Little Night Music) and featured actress in a play (a revival of Arthur Miller's A View From the Bridge).

Tony takes a liking to Zeta-Jones, Law, Washington 2010

"At the time of Sondheim's 80th birthday, all of New York erupted into Sondheim mania, and I was swept right up in it myself," said Mr. Bond, who has run the Beechman Theatre for the last five years.

Taking Turns Tapping the Tenor of Sondheim Will Friedwald 2011

Just as Jerry Herman's gentle wit stopped the show with "Bosom Buddies," Stephen Sondheim's sarcasm laid the caustic foundation for Elaine Stritch's big moment in 1970's Company.

George Heymont: When the Claws Come Out George Heymont 2011

Even as he describes the joy of playing the Prince in a production of Stephen Sondheim's Into The Woods while carrying on an intense affair with the actor playing the Baker, the audience senses that his late-year romance is bound to hit the skids.

George Heymont: The Successful Monologist: Nature Versus Nurture? George Heymont 2011

Sondheim's exceptional songwriting skill was also on display in 1964's Anyone Can Whistle, for which he wrote an acid-tongued duet between Mayor Cora Hoover Hooper (Lansbury) and Nurse Fay Apple (Lee Remick).

George Heymont: When the Claws Come Out George Heymont 2011

Sondheim's exceptional songwriting skill was also on display in 1964's Anyone Can Whistle, for which he wrote an acid-tongued duet between Mayor Cora Hoover Hooper (Lansbury) and Nurse Fay Apple (Lee Remick).

George Heymont: When the Claws Come Out George Heymont 2011

I only wish we could have seen Daly's famous performance as Rose in Sondheim's Gypsy, which must have been a match for her formidable talents.

Master Class – review 2012

"I understand Sondheim's sensitivity," Ms. Nottage said.

Seeking New Clarity in a Provocative Classic Lizzie Simon 2012

Just as Jerry Herman's gentle wit stopped the show with "Bosom Buddies," Stephen Sondheim's sarcasm laid the caustic foundation for Elaine Stritch's big moment in 1970's Company.

George Heymont: When the Claws Come Out George Heymont 2011

Even as he describes the joy of playing the Prince in a production of Stephen Sondheim's Into The Woods while carrying on an intense affair with the actor playing the Baker, the audience senses that his late-year romance is bound to hit the skids.

George Heymont: The Successful Monologist: Nature Versus Nurture? George Heymont 2011