The tennis game compared to the chess game is such a good display of Marvin's character development. Where in the beginning Marvin couldn't handle the fact that he lost to Whizzer who he had been belittling throughout the game and breaks up with him then and there, because he didn't see Whizzer as an equal before just Trina but can actually sexually satisfy him. Here in the tennis match he's putting in actual effort because he sees him as a person not someone that has to conform to society's gender roles. And when he loses he doesn't throw a hissy fit, he lies there and admits defeat. And even when he wins a round he doesn't boast "don't you think it's a blessing, I'm so pathetically bad" (Christian Borle's vocals are the best). Honestly good for him
Man this song makes me sad cause it’s all like- *YAY EVERYTHING IS PERFECT AND EVERYONES HAPPY WEE* and at first it makes me so happy then it’s like. O h n o
So, the comment section has lead me to believe this is the Falsettos equivalent of Seventeen/You Will Be Found/Dreamer In Disguise (Reprise) Oh boy, here we go again
isiwa I think it’s: I said every- thiiiiiiing will be alright Then I think she repeats it up until she holds the note. Then she joins everyone else with everything will be alright
i can't remember what it's called, there's like a professional term for it, but she's just singing random syllables at a higher harmony. Just to add some flare to the music I believe
This comment section is like the one in the lyrics video of Seventeen (Heathers) It was all like: "OH WOW IT'S THE ENDING OF THE MUSICAL" "WHAT DO YOU MEAN IT'S NOT THE END" "AND THEN [insert happy things in the song they wanted to happen after that]"
she's just there so there's someone for Dr. Mendel to talk to. One of his clients. She really has no purpose and doesn't appear in any other song in this musical
* 2:45 - 2:54 - 3:54 - 4:53 - 7:02 - 7:28 "I Said I FEEEEEEEEELLLLLLL alright! " “I fucking gasped when Cordelia said fuck. That lil innocent bean.” • Cordelia is a caterer specialising in the Jewish cuisine despite not being Jewish herself. • Cordelia is quite a cheerful and friendly person and she always seems excited when she is able to share the food she cooks with other people. • cordelia is extremely frustrated when charlotte talks about her career, not because she isn't happy for charlotte, but because she is unhappy in her own life !!! Don’t be afraid to give it your all. Give the audition all of your energy and enthusiasm. Don’t hesitate to get fully into the part. Being a character different from yourself is fun! It’s always easier for a director to help an actor tone down over-acting than to coax out more expression, so don’t be afraid to be a little extra dramatic and expressive. Remember to smile and have fun! Show that you love to perform and are enthusiastic about getting a part in the production • Even during normal life situations, imagine what the character you are auditioning for would do or say, to help you get more fully into character. 🤍“An actor first and foremost needs to know how to play an objective-an objective being what a character wants,” Hawley says. “After establishing a clear objective, consider what the character needs to do to get what they want. What the character is doing is of the utmost importance. Clues to that can be found in the text, but will rely on the actor’s imagination as well.” 🤍“When there are details not given in the script, create a backstory to fill in the missing pieces. An actor must confirm the given circumstances from the playwright first, then build on that. There are frequently facts within the givens, and there may also be implied things that need to be considered when building a role.” Make up the information you are not given to fully round out the character. For instance, think about what their childhood was like, which relationships are most important in their life, how they’ve handled adversity or disappointment, and so on. 🤍 Read the entire script. Even if you only have one line or are only in one scene, you should still read the entire script.[1] To help you determine how to best approach your own role, study the genre, plot, conflicts, and character developments. 🤍 “Movement skills are also very important,” she adds, “as the entire body is really the actor’s instrument. Knowing how to use the physical being to support characteristics of a role will enhance the truthfulness of the character.” 🤍“Dedicating time to the craft is so important,” Hawley says. “Practicing for no less than an hour each day can develop discipline and focus. Craft is the hardest thing to master. There are few actual ‘instant’ actors. It generally takes a great deal of time and practice to hone one’s skills.” www.wikihow.com/Act-in-a-Play#:~:text=It's%20critical%20that%20you%20know,help%20you%20practice%20tricky%20scenes.
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I can't believe the musical ends here
Oliver West I believe the reprise of this song is the end of Falsettos
it’s a joke, it’s because after this song it becomes sad. but yeah oliver knows it’s not the last song
Oliver West i wish (,;
Yeah this is such a wholesome ending to the musical
Same!
"everything will be alright"
the narrator: *it was not*
t'was not alright
im so glad that this is the only tennis match that they play and that the musical has such a wholesome ending
actually they’re playing racquetball, not tennis. but yes, great ending, so positive and happy!
Wow, that's a great ending song to Falsettos!!
oh my god another junior
@@mal760 holy shit
@@mal760 we shall rise
Your pfps are amazing and I adore you both.
Wow, two Juniors? On my Falsettos? More likely than I'd think.
This is true WLW and MLM solidarity
+our token straights 🥺
what a wholesome ending 😊
*-sobs-*
:,D
I'm so happy the musical ends here
This is such a great finale song
One of the best songs to end a musical 👌👌👌👌
such a nice ending. doesn't rip your heart out. love this
this is my first time listening through and??? why is everyone saying it ends here??
i understand now i'm not okay
@@jesshollingsworth5191 welcome to the club
It ends here
the happiness ends here at this song, im pretty sure
dont worry about it
it does
The tennis game compared to the chess game is such a good display of Marvin's character development. Where in the beginning Marvin couldn't handle the fact that he lost to Whizzer who he had been belittling throughout the game and breaks up with him then and there, because he didn't see Whizzer as an equal before just Trina but can actually sexually satisfy him.
Here in the tennis match he's putting in actual effort because he sees him as a person not someone that has to conform to society's gender roles. And when he loses he doesn't throw a hissy fit, he lies there and admits defeat. And even when he wins a round he doesn't boast "don't you think it's a blessing, I'm so pathetically bad" (Christian Borle's vocals are the best). Honestly good for him
This is my first listen through and I'm scared to listen farther
how did it go?
@@starchovies Still crying and its been 4 months.
@@lexiel920 Dang, same here 😔 👊
Guessing from your pfp you listened further
Same I listened further and I’m in tears
Falsettos really has the best ending! Love this musical!
ok but jokes aside the last part of this song is pure serotonin i wish it was longer
No cus fr
Man this song makes me sad cause it’s all like- *YAY EVERYTHING IS PERFECT AND EVERYONES HAPPY WEE* and at first it makes me so happy then it’s like. O h n o
You save lives, and I save chicken fat
*I can't fucking deal with that*
1:02 absolutely obsessed with that drum beat 😭
I’m so glad they ended on such a great note, most shows the best song isn’t the last but this show proves me wrong. Amazing ending
I got an ad for a new show that has Andrew Rannels in it omg
Qhat was the show?
A Random Bi Fangirl i believe it’s called Black Monday
@@noragrace326 thanks!
A Random Bi Fangirl no problem! :)
How fitting
this is such a beautiful and perfect wholesome ending, *nothing else happens and no one dies*
act 2:
everything will be fine! Marvin and Whizzer are in a good relationship! Everyone's life is great! aND THEN - *BAAMM*
*DEATH* *AND* *TEARS!*
The amount of people in this comment section with starkid pfps is incredible
This song is literally a dopamine rush 😭❤️
So, the comment section has lead me to believe this is the Falsettos equivalent of Seventeen/You Will Be Found/Dreamer In Disguise (Reprise)
Oh boy, here we go again
wait y. you will be found isn't the end of deh? ohgod what
Amazing ending
0:44 reminds me of some interactions in bojack
wtf does cordelia sing at the end during the everything will be alright part?!!?!?? i cant find it and it’s driving me insane
I’ve been trying to figure that out too. She might be singing everything will be alright as well, but it’s more elongated
i'm not sure, but she might be singing something like "i said i knoOOooOoow" to charlotte
isiwa I think it’s: I said every- thiiiiiiing will be alright
Then I think she repeats it up until she holds the note. Then she joins everyone else with everything will be alright
@@JehzusHChrist ohh i see! thank you. and betsy wolfe is so talented; i love her part so much
isiwa I do too! Her high notes are insane!!
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5:20 favorite part right here
I literally listen to this song constantly. Help. (Please tell me the fandom is still alive)
such a great ending
What does Cordelia say here? - 7:28
Just random noises?
i can't remember what it's called, there's like a professional term for it, but she's just singing random syllables at a higher harmony. Just to add some flare to the music I believe
@@bean3041 scat singing?
mulvaney yeah that’s what it’s called!!!! Thx!!!!
I said I'm bad yeaaaaaahh? 🤣That's what I hear, I know it's not correct lol
This comment section is like the one in the lyrics video of Seventeen (Heathers)
It was all like:
"OH WOW IT'S THE ENDING OF THE MUSICAL"
"WHAT DO YOU MEAN IT'S NOT THE END"
"AND THEN [insert happy things in the song they wanted to happen after that]"
6:16 YOU CAN HEAR HIS SMILE HELP ME 💔💔💔💔
Help they are so happy 🥺 There is a lot of songs left I' scared
@@alexf225 have you finished it yet?
@@littlekittycats Yeah I'm listening it for a third time.
ok but who is caroline
betsy wolfe
Oh
she's just there so there's someone for Dr. Mendel to talk to. One of his clients. She really has no purpose and doesn't appear in any other song in this musical
not diane, that's for sure
@@lavendermistone NOT DIANE-
Charlotte: "what is that smell?"
me:"SUbTExT BY CaLViN KleIN"
*o o p s*
7:38 and then it wasn't..
100000 percent unrelated, but is that Lex and Ethan as your pfp?
@@pamesy-jatterson7352 yup! Nice to see another starkid ^^
ssshhhhHHHH-
Idk what you mean, the musical doesn't have a sequel so nothing bad happens after this finale song lol :p
HAHAHAH EVERY COMMENT IS “wow this is a great ending”
In the 60s love was free too 😢
0:51
2:05 why am I so scared my therapist thinks this about me
Probably bc you overthink things 🙃
@@Squibbles1 oof just out me why dont ya 🤣🤣
Lol sorry bout that 😅
I overthink things as well 🙃
do y’all know what cordelia is saying at 7:29
Are we going to ignore that Mendel canonically has a foot fetish?
Feel like that might be trina, not mendel, but yeah
3:46
4:38
6:06
7:03
2:12
Yo yo
Kathy Cat what time is it?
@@kyliekatcarter3714 SHOW TIME
Kathy Cat like I said......
@@megaygirl1804 SHOW TIME, SHOW TIME
8:22
And then it wasn't...
I fucking gasped when Cordelia said fuck. That lil innocent bean
* 2:45 - 2:54 - 3:54 - 4:53 - 7:02 - 7:28 "I Said I FEEEEEEEEELLLLLLL alright! "
“I fucking gasped when Cordelia said fuck. That lil innocent bean.”
• Cordelia is a caterer specialising in the Jewish cuisine despite not being Jewish herself.
• Cordelia is quite a cheerful and friendly person and she always seems excited when she is able to share the food she cooks with other people.
• cordelia is extremely frustrated when charlotte talks about her career, not because she isn't happy for charlotte, but because she is unhappy in her own life
!!! Don’t be afraid to give it your all. Give the audition all of your energy and enthusiasm. Don’t hesitate to get fully into the part. Being a character different from yourself is fun!
It’s always easier for a director to help an actor tone down over-acting than to coax out more expression, so don’t be afraid to be a little extra dramatic and expressive.
Remember to smile and have fun! Show that you love to perform and are enthusiastic about getting a part in the production
• Even during normal life situations, imagine what the character you are auditioning for would do or say, to help you get more fully into character.
🤍“An actor first and foremost needs to know how to play an objective-an objective being what a character wants,” Hawley says. “After establishing a clear objective, consider what the character needs to do to get what they want. What the character is doing is of the utmost importance. Clues to that can be found in the text, but will rely on the actor’s imagination as well.”
🤍“When there are details not given in the script, create a backstory to fill in the missing pieces. An actor must confirm the given circumstances from the playwright first, then build on that. There are frequently facts within the givens, and there may also be implied things that need to be considered when building a role.” Make up the information you are not given to fully round out the character. For instance, think about what their childhood was like, which relationships are most important in their life, how they’ve handled adversity or disappointment, and so on.
🤍 Read the entire script. Even if you only have one line or are only in one scene, you should still read the entire script.[1] To help you determine how to best approach your own role, study the genre, plot, conflicts, and character developments.
🤍 “Movement skills are also very important,” she adds, “as the entire body is really the actor’s instrument. Knowing how to use the physical being to support characteristics of a role will enhance the truthfulness of the character.”
🤍“Dedicating time to the craft is so important,” Hawley says. “Practicing for no less than an hour each day can develop discipline and focus. Craft is the hardest thing to master. There are few actual ‘instant’ actors. It generally takes a great deal of time and practice to hone one’s skills.”
www.wikihow.com/Act-in-a-Play#:~:text=It's%20critical%20that%20you%20know,help%20you%20practice%20tricky%20scenes.
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