5/5 Love that voice
  by Music lover (Tampa, Fl)
I heard Franc's Lecanto, Florida concert in Jan, 2008. I would recommend both the CD and DVD of Franc D'Ambrosio's Broadway. He made me a fan of Broadway music. I did not like the song Music of the Night until I heard Franc sing it- now I love the song. Since he is the world's longest running Phantom of the Opera, he knows how to intrepret the lyrics so they are spellbinding. I also love the tracks - Almost Like Being in Love, Bring Him Home, and The Immigrant(Speak Softly Love). He played Anthony Corleone in Godfather III and is the original singer of the Godfather theme on the Godfather soundtrack. You will become a fan of Franc's after hearing this CD.

4/5 awsome performer
  by Nancy A. Rudy (Des Moines, Iowa)
Love Franc as a performer and this video gives some glimpses of the person as well as the performer

5/5 The Best Entertainer on the Cruise
  by Carol E. Gill (Pinole Ca. USA)
Last October we met Mr. d'Ambrosio while cruising to New Zealand. He put on a great show and a very personable guy.This D.V.D. brings back some great memories of seeing him perform live.He is very talented in all the ways he can sing.His pianist does a great job also.
Thank You
Rich & Carol

5/5 Franc D'Ambrosio Fantastic!
  by Lurea Herman (New York, NY USA)
At long last you can hear the angelic voice and see the charismatic performer any time you want! I was lucky enough to see his "Broadway" show live last year. As soon as he opened his mouth the audience was hooked. Whether he was singing the up tempo medley of Fosse songs or the heart rending "Prayer" from Les Misarables, the crowd was hanging on every note. At the end they cheered wildly. This DVD captures that -- making you feel like you are there with him live. Love it!

5/5 Finally, D'Ambrosio's Phantom.....
  by appleginny (vienna, va United States)
Finally, Franc D'Ambrosio's broadway DVD is available. It just arrived, and was worth the long wait. Years ago, I saw him at the Curran Theater, several times, as the Phantom. Now, on a plain stage, without the mask, he sings it so purely. That and other beautiful broadway favorites--especially, for me, "Bring Him Home." Thanks, Mr. D'Ambrosio. A musician's musician.