These are photos I shot during the Cast's last "Dress Rehearsal" for New Brighton High School's Presentation of "The Drowsy Chaperone". Photos from all three "Live" shows are coming and will have their own galleries. I had never seen this show before and I must say that it was awesome! The subtitle of "A Musical Within A Comedy" could not describe this any better as I was laughing throughout the entire performance. The young men and women who performed in this musical blended a wonderful mix of powerful and beautiful voices, as well as some unbelievably talented dancers and amazing actors. You Guys Rocked! Please have fun in here by leaving comments for your favorite performers. Be sure to click on the "Thumbs Up" of your favorite photos when you hover over the larger images. PERFORMERS / PARENTS SPECIAL NOTE: These photos are available for you to downloaded for free so you can get your own prints made, use it as a desktop background, etc....Simply follow these steps: *Hover your mouse over the large image of your photo, a small slide out window will appear from the right side. *Click on the "Folder Icon" (Save Photo) at the bottom of the slide out window and my high-resolution file without the watermark will automatically download directly to your computer. *Please note, if you try to "Right Click" any of the larger images, you will only get a low-res version and not my high-resolution file so please follow the instruction above. IN ADDITION: Photos can also be purchased directly from this website for your convenience. Some folks don't want the hassle of going out and getting prints made on their own so I kept this option open. As always, we have a large selection of sizes, paper finishes and products available to meet your needs. SUPPORT THE ARTS: We make every effort to support the performing arts whenever we can. We believe it is programs like this that must continue to hold a place in our schools as the skills and life lessons these young men and women take away from this will carry with them for the rest of their lives. Please support the arts and keep programs such as this alive and well in our schools.