That became an inside joke at my school when we did this play.

Technically the person speaking before him missed one of their lines and he was waiting to hear that before he went. He is an awesome kid and great performer and has done MANY of our other shows! Be sure to check out the other playlists and see if you can find him!

The Actor's Charitable Theatre I play Pugsley in a Production Of Addams Family and there isn’t a mess up in lines. Although it did stick out, he did stay on track. Props to this kid!

@@thetonymercado21 There was a mess up in lines; Morticia said where's the chalice earlier than she was supposed to. Wednesday had to say "Not yet. Daddy, talk to her." and Gomez says "I've still got the fox problem". Morticia asked where the chalice was earlier than she was supposed to which made the others skip their lines and added Pugsley more confusion but, still I props to them for keeping it on track.

Why do I feel like I see you everywhere????

sprinkly pinky way too young

BabyZillaKilla so cute tho ♥️ 😢

@@babyzillakilla it wasn’t his fault-the cue was wrong

The answer to your question is in the description. This was performed in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. Most likely, it was the actor’s actual accent.

Lol the morticia gave the wrong cue

It wasn't his fault, it was Morticia's.

it's a child

Mcfunion :3 I know, it bothers me too, but that’s how it’s written.

I think he's actually supposed to be the same age as usual, and they only aged up Wednesday.

he's a kid in the broadway production and honestly it would be weird if a 15 year old boy was stalking his sister and not in a addams weird way LOL

When we did the Addams Family, I played Pugsley as a teenager, but I can’t lie the script is written for a very young child lol, it felt a bit weird.

Pugsley is meant to be 11 in the musical, I’m fairly sure

I know that there's a couple different scripts that are used for this musical, maybe that's it

he did paraphrase; the line is "well, I wouldn't exactly say we're dating" lol but he said something else

We used the same script for our performance, Fester said what was in our script so there is a few different ones out there.

The jr musical is different from the professional version, so maybe that’s why

I feel like that's how the orginal Wednesday Addams would have said it. Not the musical one where she is in her feelings so when it comes down to it I like Wednesday's orginal characterization. So I prefer the monotone "no." I'm not sure if I can agree with all the decisions made for Wednesday's character in this, but I liked the regular yet emphasized "no" better than if she had screamed it.

@@maskedsinger8337 yeah but wednesay isn't her normal self in the musical... this iteration of the addams overall is more gothy than original

@@queerlibtardhippie9357more gothy??? what are you on about

@Adam Newell I liked that they changed it and didn’t keep it as Ohio, I still think from these videos it came out alright either way.

This was performed in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. Most likely, it was the actor’s actual accent.

+SurpriseWalrus : It happens.

+SurpriseWalrus Someone else skipped a line and Pugs was waiting on that line to come out. He should have covered but he is a kid and did an phenomenal job keeping his cool.

The Actors Charitable Theatre the line in broadway is the mother saying “where’s the challace” then pugsly goes

You disliked the video because the Broadway show which we have nothing to do with replaced Mr. Chamberlin?

Uh, hate to break it to you but this isn’t the broadway version, but it was so good I understand your confusion