The nominations are in! Some initial thoughts.... *Gideon Glick made a big splash in "Speech and Debate" several years ago. This was one of Stephen Karam's early plays--Karam would go on to fame with "The Humans" (soon to be an Amy Schumer movie)--and Glick was great in it. Though I've not yet seen "To Kill a Mockingbird," having Glick play a child version of Truman Capote just seems right, and having him win a Tony for that particular role seems right (to me), as well. *Could an adult credibly inhabit the body of a small girl, Scout, in TKAM? Yes, if that adult is Celia Keenan-Bolger. Again, there seems to me to be a cosmic sense of "rightness" to this bit of casting, and if Celia wins, as well, that would be nice. (That said, CKB did *not* make a big splash as Eponine, the show-piece role in "Les Miserables," a few years ago. People have mixed opinions on the Greatest Eponine of All Time. Some throw their weight behind Fra...