Tony Pace is going to become a big
star (so say I) because he intuitively can spot what and how that
particular audience on that particular night would like to be
entertained. He's flexible and can improvise in a matter of seconds and
consequently no two shows are ever quite alike and this allows him to be
perceived as spontaneously and real.
Audiences may differ in taste but they all have one thing in common, they can spot a canned show and a phony from the "get-go". And that allows them to know the "real" thing when they see it and hear it and to distinguish between the very very good performer and the butting superstar. Casino Confidential by Tony August
The
Tony Pace Show Is The Next Best Thing and More
The
performer
mesmerized
the
audience
when
he
showcased
his
own
beautiful
three-octave
tenor
voice
singing
“Music
of
the
Night”
from
Phantom
of
the
Opera,
“My
Way”
and
the
aforementioned
“Cara
Mia.”
Atlantic City
Weekly
Keeping
up the
Pace
For
those of
you
still
mourning
the end
of
Legends
in
Concert
in town,
I have
good
news.
Tony
Pace is
a
one-man
replacement.
Lori
Hoffman
Atlantic
City
Weekly
Tony
Pace
Returns
One day,
some casino somewhere will recognize just how rare an entertainer Pace
is, and provide the kind of financial support and then he'll take his rightful place among show
business' brightest lights.
Courier-Post
Staff
By CHUCK
DARROW
"V" - as
in "victory" Tony Pace, who has a Billy Crystal persona,
sets the pace with an opening rendition of
Cara
Mia,
which
brought the house down. Pace's initials, T.P., could stand for "Terrific
Performer"- with soaring range of his high-octave voice, he did justice
to the Jay Black and the Americans hit song. He also showed himself to
be a versatile entertainer,
