This is a sponsored post written by me on behalf of Grant Thornton. All opinions are 100% mine.
I’m really excited about this. I’m partnering with Grant Thornton, who tabulates the winners of the Tony Awards, for a really fun opportunity coming up. The Tony Awards airs Sunday, June 11 this year and will be hosted by Kevin Spacey. While you’re watching be sure to join the Twitter party from 7pm to 9pm ET using theIntroducing the #SupportingCast Challenge hashtag. At the close of the Tony Awards, Grant Thornton will make a donation to The American Theatre Wing and The Broadway League Foundation for every #SupportingCast post shared throughout the Tony Awards season.
You can win prizes such as Visa gift cards and autographed Playbills. That’s pretty cool! Pretty easy too.
RSVP HereIf you haven’t ever joined a Twitter party, here’s what you need to know about this party:
- You must be a legal resident of the 50 United States and DC, and at least 18 years of age
- Only responses received during the Sweepstakes Period in compliance with the Rules will be eligible to win prizes
- A total of eighteen eligible entrants will be randomly selected to win one of the following:
- $25 Visa gift card {four winners}
- $50 Visa gift card {four winners}
- $100 Visa gift card {two winners}
- The Great Comet Autographed Playbill
- Groundhog Day The Musical Autographed Playbill
- War Paint Autographed Playbill
- The Little Foxes Autographed Playbill
- Lost in Yonkers Playbill
- Sweat Autographed Playbill
- A Doll’s House Pt. 2 Autographed Memorabilia
- Oslo Autographed Playbill.
- Be sure to include the official hashtag of the party: #SupportingCast
You can find the OFFICIAL RULES HERE
I love this hashtag because everyone has a supporting cast. You don’t have to be a Tony Award winner to have a supporting cast. Check out some of the videos of who others consider to be their supporting cast.
Who would be your supporting cast?
Mine would have to be my family. Sounds cliche right? Without the support of my family graduate school would have been extremely difficult for my husband and I. They were definitely our supporting cast for all those years. If I needed help they would be on the first plane, across the country, to help us. It was extremely encouraging knowing they would do anything to help us. Now that we are done with graduate school they still are supportive! For which I am grateful everyday.
My husband is in a class of his own, he supports me in everything I do for this blog, and is right by my side for every decision we need to make for our cute boys.