Talk:Christopher Fitzgerald (artist)

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The following text was removed because it is not about this Christopher Fitzgerald. It instead refers to Christopher Fitzgerald (actor). Aside from this, the tone and style are clearly not appropriate. Smirkster (talk) 02:18, 28 January 2009 (UTC)[reply]

"Christopher Fitzjerald was recently in the new Broadway musical, "Young Frankenstein" as Igor. He loved the role of being Igor and as Igor says "What hump?", a very famous line from that time brought the show to life and of course Christopher did the same. As playing Igor he responded to the role perfectly. As of what audiances have responded to this performance they have said that Christopher playing Igor was really one the most amusing characters from the show and also Roger Bart playing as Frederick Frankenstein, and Sutton as Inga, really had brought the show to life. But truly and most definitely Christopher was trying his hardest to play the role as best he could and as what everyone has responded he really has done well and may we all see him again in other shows!"

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