Santino Fontana

Last seen on Broadway in 1962, "I Can Get It For You Wholesale" tells the story of a young man trying to make it in NYC's Garment District. We discuss the musical's revival.

Tony Shalhoub and Santino Fontana discuss Lincoln Center Theater’s production of “Act One,” which has been nominated for five Tony Awards. The play is written and directed by James Lapine, based on the autobiography by theater director, playwright, and screenwriter Moss Hart. Shalhoub and Fontana play Moss Hart at different stages of his life. “Act One” is playing at Lincoln Center’s Vivian Beaumont Theater.

Santino Fontana was on the Leonard Lopate Show recently to talk about his role as Moss Hart in "Act One." (A role he shares with Tony Shalhoub.) He also told us that he's a fan of soup. Find out what else he's a fan of!

Rodgers and Hammerstein’s Cinderella, a television adaptation of the classic fairy tale, first aired in 1957. But until this year, the songwriting duo’s take on the story of the glass...

Playwright Stephen Karam talks about his dark comedy “Sons of the Prophet,” with stars Joanna Gleason and Santino Fontana.  It’s about a man who suffers from chronic pain and carries the fate of his reeling family on his shoulders. His health, sanity, and insurance premium are on the line. It’s been called the funniest play about human suffering you’re likely to see. “Sons of the Prophet” is playing at the Laura Pels Theatre through January 1, 2012.

Actor Santino Fontana was on the Lopate Show to talk about his role in the off-Broadway play, "Sons of the Prophet." He also shared his love of soup!