Falsettos: What Does It Mean?
Clip: Season 42 Episode 2 | 2m 31s
Creators William Finn and James Lapine tell us what's in a name like "Falsettos."
Beloved as it is, audiences still puzzle over the idiosyncratic title of this theatrical milestone. Now the creators of "Falsettos," William Finn and James Lapine, unlock the mystery behind the name and its weirdly effervescent song-and-dance number, "March of the Falsettos."
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Falsettos: What Does It Mean?
Clip: Season 42 Episode 2 | 2m 31s
Beloved as it is, audiences still puzzle over the idiosyncratic title of this theatrical milestone. Now the creators of "Falsettos," William Finn and James Lapine, unlock the mystery behind the name and its weirdly effervescent song-and-dance number, "March of the Falsettos."
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