Tony Sportiello

Jaime Lozano Scorches at Joe’s Pub

August 20, 2019 Tony Sportiello 0

Joe’s Pub opened in 1998, in New York City and since then its mainliners have included a wide variety of diverse acts, including Amy Winehouse, Bono, Adele, Huey Lewis, Dolly Parton, Sarah Silverman and Idina […]

A Moment of Magic

August 17, 2019 Tony Sportiello 0

Imagine you are a child, barely able to comprehend or understand the world around you, lying in a hospital bed surrounded by doctors and nurses fighting valiantly to win a war against a disease you […]

There Goes The Daaaaverhood

August 14, 2019 Tony Sportiello 1

It’s Saturday morning, 9am. You’ve just had your first (or second or third) cup of coffee and you’re in a whimsical mood. You want to be entertained and you’ve already binge watched Breaking Bad, Dexter […]

Sea Wall/A Life Review – A Great Show

August 8, 2019 Tony Sportiello 0

One of the sins of Broadway right now is that people come here from all over the world yearning to see electrifying theater, but given that the cost for a family of four will set […]

Hudson Yards Review – the Place to Go

August 7, 2019 Tony Sportiello 0

New York City real estate is in sort of a schizophrenic state at the moment, particularly in mid town. If you walk along 9th Avenue from 42nd Street to 52nd Street you will see literally […]

The Shed Review – A Wonderful Surprise

August 3, 2019 Tony Sportiello 0

Open Call Group 2: Provocative new art from provocative new artists One of the most exciting things about living in this fast paced, hyper active metropolis we call Manhattan is how often we can be […]

Good Night, Sweet (Hal) Prince

August 1, 2019 Tony Sportiello 0

On July 31st, 2019 the legendary producer/director Harold Smith Prince passed away at the age of 91. The lights went out all over Broadway and well they should. For more than five decades Prince toiled […]

Broadway without Borders

July 31, 2019 Tony Sportiello 0

The New York to Guadalajara connection The city of Guadalajara, Mexico is home to many things. For starters, more than one and a half million people live there, with another five million in its metropolitan […]

Wimbledon 2019 – One For The Ages

July 28, 2019 Tony Sportiello 0

Those who play tennis will tell you that of all the sports in the world, theirs is the most challenging, the most difficult,the one that requires the most skill, the most endurance, the most athleticism. […]

The Colmar Treasure Review – A Jewish Medieval Legacy

July 25, 2019 Tony Sportiello 0

When most people think of Manhattan they tend to think of busy streets, high rise buildings and frenetic energy, not a picturesque four acre park filled with trees, overlooking the Hudson River. But that lovely […]