Buddy Fitzpatrick   SAG/AFTRA as seen in the films "The Business Of Strangers" with Julia Stiles, the Damon Wayans' film "Harlem Aria" and "For Love Of Money." TV credits include the "Sopranos" HBO. Stand-Up TV "The Caroline Rhea Show" syndicated, "Make Me Laugh" Comedy Central, "Evening At The Improv," "Caroline's Comedy Hour" A&E. Finalist in the Johnny Walker Comedy Competition and The Merit Comedy Contest - New York based
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BIO: A native of Philadelphia, Buddy Fitzpatrick is currently touring the United States sharing his comedy perspective. His act combines the skill of a great monologist with a physical style that brings his observations to life. At the age of 18, he left Philadelphia to pursue a career in the arts. He enrolled in the American Academy Of Dramatic Arts in New York City and has never looked back. He went on tour with several theater companies starring in plays ranging from Shakespeare to Neil Simon. His comedy timing was always a bright spot in any production and with a little prodding he took the next step to the comedy club stage. Soon after, Buddy was a regular at all the prominent showcase clubs in New York City honing his craft night after night. The positive response to his work fueling the fire, he has been busy on the comedy circuit the last seven years. His act is made up of inventive material delivered in a self-assured style. Buddy is a regular on Comedy Central and has made appearances on A&E's "An Evening At The Improv" and "Carolines Comedy Hour." See Buddy in the Damon Wayans’ film “Harlem Aria” and “The Business of Strangers” starring Julia Stiles and Stockard Channing. He will be seen in an upcoming episode of the "Sopranos" this winter.