Rest In Peace William Finn.

clap if you like falsettos (so scared im shaking)

Why couldnt i get math autism

What the fuck is sad gay musical about AIDS

OH MY GOD ITS ACTUALLY OFFICIAL

watching falsettos again. sorry for being a theatre kid on main

Mini Whizzvin analysis!!

this is so cheeks I'm sorry

Games are a frequent mention throughout falsettos, even more so in act 1, shown in lyrics like "these are the games I play"/"I bet on the horses"/"I think games are, I think chess is the most beautiful thing"/"I intend to upset, this regrettable game" < this one is relevant to this analysis

Of course, act 2 also includes games, more so actual sports such as baseball and racquetball (racquetball is relevant to this one, too)

I think games also center heavily around the development of Whizzer and Marvin's relationship, or at least symbolize it. Games tend to build up Whizzer and Marvin's relationship, while instead of physical board games, it's mind games, coming from both whizzer AND marvin. Lyrics like "he makes me smile a lot, especially at mealtimes, makes me feel I'm kind of smart." Symbolize how they toy with the other to build up their own self esteem. Tying back to the lyric "I intend to upset this regrettable game". Their mind games consist of constant bluffs about leaving, that their relationship is going to end, until the chess game, Marvin teaches whizzer to play, thinking that it'll make him feel smarter, feeling better at something than Whizzer is. When Whizzer ends up distracting Marvin, using it to his advantage and winning, turning it into his own play on Marvin, Marvin's final attempt at making a play on Whizzer is getting a suitcase, thinking Whizzer won't actually leave. When Whizzer does, Marvin's fantasy is shattered when Marvin finds out that he wasn't really as smart as he thought he was.

Then, in act 2, the main game focused in their newfound relationship is racquetball. Marvin is still on a consistent loss streak when they play, but they're harmful losses. This shows how Marvin grows to be content with loss. During the racquetball game, Whizzer and Marvin seem genuinely happy and in love. It's not about building one's esteem, it's about being present with each other.

This is so fucking CHEEEKS LMAOO but yeah! Whizzvin

I love them

Guess who’s getting ready for the falsettos reunion

girls will be like "omg that's literally me" and it's a gay man who dies

Since we're back here, can we get this revival back too?

Side note, I think this is the most serious, emotional, and opinionated I've ever seen Christian be.

autistics vs hyperfixating on musicals that end of having the two main leads fall in love knowing it wont last forever