FIVE QUESTIONS
Five Questions with Igor: Kevin O’Toole plays Igor in the upcoming Home Made Theater production of Young Frankenstein, set for Oct. 13 through 28 at the Spa Little Theater in the Saratoga State Park. For tickets call 518587-4427 or visit www.homemadetheater.org. 1 .Who are you? Kevin O’Toole/Igor
2 . What is your life like in Transylvania? 9:00 AM: Roll out of bed. 9:01 AM: Roll back in bed. 9:29 AM: Roll out of bed. 9:30 AM: Breakfast with Frau Blucher. (Did you hear something?) 10:00: Henchman practice – With an emphasis on creepy walks, witty asides and mortuary science. Noon: Swiping right on Doctr. (It’s like Tinder, but for mad scientists… I mean regular scientists!) 3:00 PM: French horn practice. 4:00 PM: Daydreaming about screaming, monsters, mayhem, pretty ladies, and other wholesome topics. 5:00 PM: Leg day. 6:00 PM: Dinner – Taken cold, in the stables, with the horses, how I like it. 7:00 PM: Pondering my place in history. Will I ever live up to my grandfather? 8:00 PM: End the day with a leisurely prowl through my favorite graveyard. The dense fog is lovely this time of year.
3 . Are you afraid of monsters? I’m not afraid of monsters. Are you afraid of monsters? I’m not afraid of monsters. Who said I was afraid of monsters? Not me! hahaha .....
4 . Do you get along with everyone in town? I get along with EVERYONE in Transylvania Heights. Now, if you ask them, they’ll probably give you a different answer. They’ll say something like, “That guy with the hump? The one who’s always stealing corpses?” To which I say, first of all, what hump? Secondly, I don’t understand the obsession everyone has with the corpse thing. You steal one corpse! OK... you steal two corpses! OK fine, you steal 11 corpses and suddenly you’re “the corpse guy.” A guy has got to make a living. Nothing Abby Normal about that.
5 . What is your favorite scene in the show? When Dr. Frankenstein and I first met at Transylvania Station. Talk about dreams coming true! Up until now, I’ve been nothing more than a stooge with big dreams of finding a boss, settling down together and raising a monster. When Dr. Frankenstein stepped off that train, I knew we were going to make big things. He was cold at first, but before long we were singing and jazz squareing and making history together!