Drowsy Chaperone: Cold Feets Rehearsal (Yale Dramat)

[@miacarter2126]

One of the best renditions of the song/dance I’ve seen!

[@AdogamingKingdom]

It's amazing how they have this all In Sync! I'm George's understudy in The Drowsy Chaperone, and I can barely get the steps, but getting them synced with Robert?! AHAHAH!

[@babalabaloo11111]

That was amazing oh my god

[@madelineb.9612]

So good 😍😍 my high school just did The Drowsy Chaperone ❤️

[@Pozztec]

I just got cast as George in my highschool production 😭 This is gonna be tough as hell

[@Skylar-hv5hz]

I ship it.

[@swaingles]

You were brilliant, boys, really brilliant! I wish you all the success in your career which I am most sure you will get!

[@sarahhh.o]

Great performance!

[@samuelmartin7576]

that was amazing, especially if it was an audition

[@emilylancaster6112]

This is amazing oh my goodness!

[@Nerdfighter7814]

Looks like it'll be an awesome performance already!

[@ziannitransou998]

ohhh my gosh I loved that

[@camilaalvarez9994]

That was amazing!

[@briansounalath]

looks great Michael

[@marencoates]

Dang... Bravo!

[@hellofriends2649]

All I can say is "wow"

[@Noasuuu]

why so zesty

[@PaulaBressannperfil]

kkk cute

[@OracleAugust]

wow, they really said the n-word, didn't they

[@wilfridovillela1319]

negro?

[@hellofriends2649]

@@wilfridovillela1319 Yea, our school changed it to "grandpa"

[@kimikojackson-valle4698]

We just changed it to “old man”

[@abbycareyyy7755]

It was a common term in the 20’s, extremely outdated let’s say but not usually intended in a harmful way (AT THE TIME), usually the reference gets a decently humorous audience reaction in the context of the entire ridiculousness of the 20’s parody. Not trying to completely defend it as I personally wouldn’t be comfortable saying it, but just some further explanation