All that Chazz, back home in the Bronx By Howard Shapiro
Around the halfway mark, it's apparent that this is his show alone; it's hard to imagine anyone else bringing it off with his depth and sense of realism, as he relives his life by turning it into staged fiction. It also becomes obvious that Palminteri's is the sort of performance the Tony Awards were created to honor.
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