Marvin Hits Trina (March of the Falsettos) William Finn (Ft. Alison Fraser, Chip Zien, James Kushner, Michael Rupert & Stephen Bogardus)

"Marvin Hits Trina" from the musical "March of the Falsettos" (1981) explores themes of love, jealousy, and the complexities of relationships. Marvin confronts his feelings as he navigates his connection with Trina and his son. The song features a blend of humor and emotional depth, showcasing its #MusicalTheater genre. Its unique harmonies and character-driven narrative have made it a notable piece in the LGBTQ+ musical canon.

[MARVIN]
Hello, Trina, thank you for coming here
Goodness, Trina, I am relieved
Frankly, Trina, nice of you coming here
Thank you, Trina, I have received
Your new-sent wedding invitations!
They are

[MARVIN, WHIZZER, MENDEL, & JASON]
Pseudo-romantic and sick!

[MARVIN]
You say you'll

[MARVIN, WHIZZER, MENDEL, & JASON]
Love him until you both die!

[MARVIN]
You die on

[MARVIN, WHIZZER, MENDEL, & JASON]
May 27th at eight!

[WHIZZER]
He has lost his mind
Marvin is not so uncouth
Marvin is not so unkind

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