Falsettos (NY) Tickets

Saw Falsettos during previews and going to see again in December. I laughed a lot and cried a lot. Heard about it but wasn't entirely familiar with this show from the 90's not knowing what to expect going in. I absolutely LOVED EVERY SECOND of this show! The end of Act 2 is very sad! The songs are cleverly written and tunefully memorable. The cast is sublime and perfection in every way they interact with each other. Stephanie Block was amazing bringing down the house in "Breaking Down", wow! But the one person who I couldn't stop thinking about days after the show was Mendel, the psychiatrist played by Brandon Uranowitz. Great natural comedic timing WHILE HE SUNG HIS ENTIRE PART but also warm hearted in his neurotic, sweet portrayal of the nebbish family shrink and stepfather to Jason. Mendel literally stole the show! The little boy was excellent. Not over the top obnoxious and was very believable in a complicated role. Kudos! Oh, bring tissues!!!!!

l loved this musical more than I can put into words. The music and lyrics were brilliant, as well as the cast that performed the piece. Particularly, Ms. Stephanie J. Block and Mr. Andrew Rannells had me in hysterics and tears multiple times throughout the course of the evening. A wonderful, tearful show for anyone who adores a good, complex family story. Would see again and again.

A wonderful story set around a non traditional family and the events that take place after the father decides to live his life as a gay man. Some events endearing, shocking, funny, steamy, and sad.

Clever and witty show. the young actor was teriffic

Went to 5 broadway shows on a recent trip to NYC. Falsettos by far the best. Funny and sad and incredibly well acted. Looking forward to buying the CD.

I absolutely loved every minute of this show. I am talking it up to everyone I know. The talent was superb, and the story was brilliantly portrayed. I laughed and then at the end I cried because I recently suffered a loss. Kudoa to the writer………………………………………… I loved every minute of this play. Haven't experienced anything so brilliant in a long time. The story was beautifully written, and portrayed exceptionally well. Let's not forget about the music. I laughed a lot and then cried at the end. Unbelievably touching.

Enjoyed this revival almost as much as the original production 25 years ago--the score is unforgettable, and the lyrics are smart. Terrific performances all around. Only drawback was the set design--while I get that the blocks are supposed to represent a family's building, breaking down, and reinventing their lives together, figuring out how the actors are going to juxtapose the blocks from scene to scene is distracting and breaks the momentum of the show. Still, it's been 4 days, and I'm still humming the music. Definitely see this production.