Falsettos is a musical with music by William Finn and book by Finn and James Lapine. The show is an amalgamation of the latter two musicals in Finn's ...

A man imitating a woman will speak in a ridiculous falsetto, and a woman imitating a man will put on the deepest baritone she can muster.

A page for describing YMMV: Falsettos. Award Snub: The revival of the show was nominated for five Tony Awards and didn't win a single one.

Most often it's just a brief squeak of anguish, surprisingly high-pitched; in more extreme cases, he may talk, whine or even sing in falsetto for a time, or ...

Gags where someone comically tries and fails to sing a note too high or too low for them. May cause Inopportune Voice Cracking.

Tropes · Sui is curious about love as Kuzure never bothered to explain what it is despite telling her much more stories. · The freak of nature is much more ...

This trope is generally played for comedy since the idea of a squeaky voice from a big person or a deep voice from a small person is generally seen as absurd. Anime & Manga · Laconic · Lovely★Complex

Most of the boys are in the tenor range, with the exception of Kurt (Chris Colfer), who is a true countertenor and does not use falsetto. My Little Pony ...

A page for describing Funny: Falsettos. In the proshot, there are several moments where the actors corpse, or are visibly trying to stop themselves from …

Falsettos is a sung-through musical with a book by William Finn and James Lapine, and music and lyrics by Finn. William Finn · In Trousers · March of the Falsettos · Brandon Uranowitz