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Thank you SO much for the lovely comments! Just a few minor errata:
The script was written by Beth Bruner.
Neither of the lines quoted was actually Igor--the first was Frankenstein, the second Mary Shelley. (But as long as the audience enjoys the show, I doubt either actor minds.)
The actor in the picture is Allen Smith (not Alan)
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