Tony Award-winner James Lapine to Participate in Falsettos Post-Show Conversation You're invited! Join us on Thursday, November 14 and hear from one of the creators of this groundbreaking musical.
Continuing the Conversation Combat invisibility with information, and dive into some of the real-life applications of the themes in FALSETTOS.
Behind the Scenes: Scenic and Costume Design of Falsettos Scenic Designer Arnel Scancianco and Costume Designer Theresa Ham pull back the curtain, explaining the design of Falsettoland.
Taking a Cue from the Lesbians, Dykes, and Shiksas of Falsettos What kind of feminist hope is there for Falsettoland? Professor Jennifer Brier, PhD, has some ideas.
“Beyond the Synagogue”: Jewishness in Falsettos University of Chicago professor Sheila E. Jelen, PhD, celebrates how food plays a delicious role in FALSETTOS' depiction of Judaism.
Falsettos Now and Then: An Aging Text Offers Perspectives on Growing Up Production Dramaturg Deborah Blumenthal explores the knowledge gap underpinning FALSETTOS and how it impacts this musical's modern relevance.
In Conversation: Director Nick Bowling, Movement Director William Carlos Angulo, and Music Director Otto Vogel Hear from the creatives bringing William Finn and James Lapine's gay musical odyssey to life.
“I Became Aware of the World as the World was Becoming Aware of AIDS” Rebecca Makkai - author of THE GREAT BELIEVERS - stopped by the FALSETTOS rehearsal room.