Biography
His theater work has included an OBIE-winning turn as fading baseball star Duke Bronkowsky in the American Place Theatre's production of "Yanks-3, Detroit-0, Top of the Seventh" (1975-76). Lo Bianco also received an Outer Critics Circle Award and a Tony nomination for his starring turn in the 1983 revival of Arthur Miller's "A View from the Bridge" and garnered abundant praise for his portrayal of Fiorello LaGuardia in the one-man show …
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Career Milestones
| Raised in Bensonhurst, NY | ||
| Starred in the one-man play "Hizzoner!" as New York City mayor Fiorello LaGuardia; reprised role in a 1984 PBS broadcast | ||
| Was a Golden Glove boxer | ||
1963 | Founded Triangle Theatre; artistic director for six years, directing eight productions, producing 25 | |
1966 | Broadway debut in "The Office" | |
1971 | Played supporting role in the Academy Award-winning "The French Connection" | |
1973 | Had a recurring role as Sergeant DiAngelo on "Police Story"; also directed episodes | |
1973 | TV-movie debut in "Mr. Inside/Mr. Outside" (NBC) | |
1974 | Co-starred with Harvey Keitel and Jerry Stiller in Arthur Miller's "A Memory of Two Mondays" for PBS | |
1975 | Portrayed the fading baseball star Duke Bronkowsky in American Place Theatre's production of "Yanks-3, Detroit-0, Top of the Seventh" | |
1978 | Directed series TV episodes of "Kaz" (CBS) | |
1983 | Won critical acclaim for his starring turn in a revival of Arthur Miller's "A View from the Bridge" | |
1984 | Played Lt. Alex Ascoli on the short-lived ABC series, "Jessie" | |
1991 | Portrayed Vincent Spano's father in John Sayles' "City of Hope" | |
1991 | Starred as Arturo Taft on the short-lived CBS series, "The Palace Guard" | |
1995 | Had recurring role on the NBC police drama "Homicide: Life on the Streets" | |
1996 | Appeared as a mob boss in "The Juror," starring Alec Baldwin and Demi Moore | |