Frank Sinatra is a man who needs no introduction. He’s one of the most influential artists of the 20th Century, selling more than 150 million records worldwide – as well as boasting a dazzling acting career.
But with this fame and fortune, as well as the adoring wives and fans, why was Sinatra so attracted to a sinister and dark forces of the Mafia.
Was it the power, the notoriety, or was it the glamour of being a tough guy?
Being Frank About Sinatra explores this fascinating, and otherwise largely unknown, side of the musical maestro in words and song.
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As Sinatra himself once said: “If it weren’t for the music, I would probably have ended up a life of crime.”
Expect a wealth of Sinatra’s most famous songs (as well as a few surprises) as well as a gripping tale that opens the door to his murky dealings with some of the most notorious mobsters in American history. It also showcases Sinatra’s ill-health in later years.
Written and performed by Tony Delicata, Being Frank About Sinatra is a must-see for fans of Sinatra’s music, but more so it offers a compelling insight into one of the world’s best-known music legends.
