Adam Murphy - I am Aldolpho (Drowsey Chaperone), Helpmann Awards 2010

[@AdogamingKingdom]

Can a guy even SING that high, when he sings it High? DEAR GOD!

[@QueenBoadicea]

He's a bit on the nasal side but the comic timing of their movements is very good indeed.

[@livbowen5519]

A guy in my class did this for his exam solo, I died laughing!

[@gaara42394]

my school just did this for a play and i love Aldolpho

[@felixunger1971]

J'adore The Drowsy Chaperone!!!

[@mokajones74]

Finally someone who does the trumpet solo correctly. I was hoping some other than professionals would but i guess not. ( I played first trumpet when my high school did this play. )

[@zibelhandagdelen1]

Excellent performance

[@michaelfawcett7979]

At my High Schools annual Gala this was one of the songs performed.

[@JOZZYmusic]

OMFG. VICTOR BORGE REFERENCE. New favourite anything ever.

[@gasjebasje99]

What?? Where?? I actually know that guy!!

[@LuvWebber]

Usually Aldolpho is usually played by someone kina goofy looking, but this guy is hot!

[@pastelchibis9476]

Who’s here from the Jimmys??

[@DemarFalco]

Well.....Not only did he in this very video sing it that high. But almost ever man can hit that note int he Falsetto range. It's quite simple really

[@LukeParon]

Demar Falco nice profile pic

[@johnmarks4278]

Well assuming he has a decent falsetto and how strongly he can sing in it-not all guys have great falsetto's (ok I do, but not every guy does).

[@kylehancock1458]

High Note: High A above the treble staff. Low Note: Low E below the bass clef. This is not a matter of being simple as much as it is (i) how well he has trained as a singer, and (ii) the length and thickness of his vocal folds. I am a trained singer with falsetto. My falsetto does not go as high as his because my vocal folds are longer and thicker.

[@zander4358]

i think he said “lovely ladies allways cheer aldalpho twice”

[@missmaddie90]

It's the park keeper from Mary Poppins!

[@gasjebasje99]

This man could give Jim Carrey a run for his money