FALSETTOS Reunion Concert Adds Third New York Performance and London Dates

Due to demand, additional performances of the Falsettos 10th  Anniversary Reunion Concert, featuring the original revival cast, have been announced. After the first two  Carnegie Hall concerts sold out, a third performance has been added for Monday, February 8, 2027 at 7:00 pm  at Stern Auditorium/Perelman Stage at Carnegie Hall. The cast, including Tony Award-winner Stephanie J. Block, Tony Award-winner Christian Borle, Tony Award nominee Andrew Rannells, Emmy Award nominee  Tracie Thoms, Tony Award-winner Brandon Uranowitz and Tony Award nominee Betsy Wolfe, will then head  across the pond to play The London Palladium for three performances only, on February 23 and 24, 2027.  

Presale sign up is now available for both concerts, with the presale beginning on Wednesday, October 14 at 11  am ET. To sign up for presale access for Carnegie Hall, visit falsettosreunion.com. For London presale access,  sign up here. Those who sign up for the presale ahead of October 14 will have early access to purchase tickets  ahead of the general on sale, which begins Friday, October 16 at 11 am ET.  

Originally meant to be a one-night-only benefit concert, the October 18, 2026 performance sold out in fewer than  two hours, and the added November 2, 2026 concert sold out even faster.  

Tony Award nominated director / choreographer Ellenore Scott, who served as assistant choreographer on the  2016 revival production of Falsettos, will continue to direct these additional performances. Vadim Feichtner  serves as Music Director and Conductor, conducting a band that includes most of the revival’s original  musicians.  

Presented by Betsy Wolfe, Colleen Cook and Cynthia Rose for Table for Three Productions in New York City and  London in association with Darren Bell Productions & QUBE Theatricals for the London engagement. A portion of  the proceeds from the February New York concert will benefit The TDF Wendy Wasserstein Project.  

“Falsettos found all of us at such a pivotal moment, and we’ve had the extraordinary privilege of watching one  another grow, as artists and as friends in the decade since,” says Wolfe in a statement. “ I always believed there  was more life in this piece and hoped we might one day return to it together, but to see one night at Carnegie Hall 

so quickly grow into three performances and take us to the London Palladium has been extraordinary. That this  company trusted me to bring us back together onstage means more than I can say. Ten years later, it turns out  there’s still more of this story for us to tell.”