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Falsettos

Hilarious, heartbreaking, and utterly unique, Falsettos is a contemporary musical about family, relationships, bar mitzvahs, baseball and AIDS. When Marvin leaves his wife Trina and son Jason to be with his lover Whizzer, tempers flare, problems escalate and everyone learns to grow up.

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This event is running from 10 May 2025 until 14 June 2025. It is next occurring on May 10, 2025 8:00 pm

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Keegan Theatre

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