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Ted Wioncek is an unabashed Frank Sinatra fan. The associate artistic director of Players Circle Theatre is not the only one. So is Bruno Mars. Not only did Sinatra inspire Mars to become a vocalist, but also Mars’ current bolero-driven hit, “Risk It All” — No. 1 on the Billboard Global 200 Chart – draws comparisons to Sinatra’s “My Way.” So, if you too can’t get enough of “Old Blue Eyes,” then plan on seeing “My Way: A Musical Tribute to Frank Sinatra” at Players Circle Theatre.
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