Jane Fonda was up early in New York Tuesday and tweeting with the birds.

And why not?

The two-time Oscar winner and Emmy winner may soon have to clear more space on her Poncey-Highland mantel for a Tony Award. Fonda’s starring role in Broadway’s “33 Variations” netted her a Lead Actress Tony nomination early Tuesday. The play also snagged four other Tony noms.

As Fonda herself tweeted on Twitter: ” ‘33 Variations’ has five Tony nominations!!!! The play [playwright] Moses Kaufman, me, [featured actor] Zach Grenier, the sets and the lighting. I’m sooo happy.”

And Fonda may just have a fellow Atlantan across the aisle from her when the Tonys are handed out June 7. Sir Elton John’s “Billy Elliot” musical netted a whopping 15 nominations, including Best Musical, Best Score and Best Orchestrations.

Woodward Academy grad Hunter Bell, meanwhile, was nominated for Best Book for his inventively titled “[Title of Show].

Michele Ozumba, the CEO of Fonda’s Georgia Campaign for Adolescent Pregnancy Prevention was excited for Fonda.

“We’re thrilled for her,” Ozumba told Buzz. “But I wasn’t surprised. I’ve seen the play. Jane is just so present and intuitive in the role. It’s an extremely challenging role and Jane just inhabits this woman.”

But Fonda and Ozumba weren’t through with their breaking news for the day. Ozumba gave Buzz all the details on G-CAPP’s brand-new G-Power initiative that will be officially launched Wednesday.

Check back at Buzz Central later today for all the details.