Bronx Tale

Chazz Palminteri’s 'A Bronx Tale' is a magnificent, deeply moving, and autobiographical solo dramatic tour-de-force that stands as a modern classic of New York stage literature. Conceived, written, and masterfully performed by Palminteri under the precise direction of multi-Tony winner Jerry Zaks, the narrative turns a bare stage into the gritty, Italian-American neighborhood of 1960s Belmont, featuring Palminteri executing rapid-fire transformations to portray eighteen separate characters. Most famously staged in its hit 2007 Broadway run at the Walter Kerr Theatre, the work documents the definitive genesis of an enduring American dramatic institution.