Readers Pick Their Favorite Tony Awards Moments June 8, 2012, 2:00 pm On Thursday, The Times's Charles Isherwood provided a "brief and highly arbitrary list" of his favorite moments from past Tony Awards shows. He called out show-stopping performances like Angela Lansbury and Bea Arthur doing "Bosom Buddies" from "Mame"; and Jennifer Holliday doing "And I'm Telling You I'm Not Going" from "Dreamgirls." Readers had plenty of their own choices, and shared them in the comments. Below are some examples. Freddie, from New York, wrote: Something about the memories and the people and the year, but the one I can watch over and over is this simple one from the AIN'T MISBEHAVIN" Tony performance. Scott, from Hollywood, Calif., wrote: Show biz veterans Ann Miller and Mickey Rooney returning to their roots in SUGAR BABIES and bringing down the house. Susan, from Colorado, wrote: Jonathan Pryce 1991 "American Dream" from Miss Saigon... I had no idea he could even contemplate doing THAT! ... And Louis S., from Alexandria, Va., wrote: Dorothy Loudon singing "Vodka" at the 1983 Tony Awards at the (then-named) Uris Theatre. It was a perfect mix of amazing voice and terrific comedic timing. What's your favorite? Share in the comments below and include a link. You can check out the rest of our Tonys coverage at nytimes.com/tonys.