Tony bouquets go to Millie as best musical and The Goat as best play. (Awards & Prizes).(Brief Article)
American Theatre, July, 2002 by O'Quinn, Jim
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ONE OF THE PECULIARITIES OF THIS SEASON'S TONY competition was that the conservative choice for best play was the one about having sex with a goat. By honoring veteran playwright Edward Albee for his dark comedy of human aberration, The Goat, or Who Is Sylvia?, Tony voters shut out Suzan-Lori Parks's downbeat, Pulitzer-stamped two-hander Topdog/Underdog and limited recognition of Mary Zimmerman's watery experimental spectacle Metamorphoses to a single prize, for the Chicago-based auteur's direction.
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