Article: `Jerome Robbins' Broadway' dances to top in Tony awards

There were no encounters with Snow White, no leering jokes or bloated production numbers, and not a single semi-literate reading from a TelePrompTer. Grace, wit and a sense of history ruled. As practiced awards-watchers must know by now, it had to be the Tonys.

The American Theatre Wing's 1989 Antoinette Perry ("Tony") Awards, which honor the best work of the Broadway season, were announced Sunday night in New York, and the big winner was "Jerome Robbins' Broadway," which received six awards, including that for best musical.

A splendid retrospective of 15 dance sequences from nine of the director-choreographer's greatest Broadway triumphs, the show (which was in rehearsal for a ...

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