When the stage lights first hit Drew Anthony, as Dean Martin, a chill could be felt running through the audience. The swagger, the cigarette, the drink in hand only serve to heighten the excitement as Dean belts out Italian love songs and croons as if it were still 1960.

Drew Anthony’s Dean Martin, much like the original, stole the show. His takes on “That’s Amore” and “Volare” elicited the loudest audience sing-alongs of the evening, and his comic comments and touches of skipping choreography gave an important sense of energy to the proceedings.

Dean Martin (Drew Anthony) saunters onto stage carrying a martini glass in hand, with his familiar air of confidence and charisma. He immediately captivates the audience and brings the house to the edge of their seats, performing "That's Amore" and "You're Nobody Until Somebody Loves You" and flirting with the audience in a semi-inebriated state.

I wanted to give a special shout out to Drew Anthony who played Dean Martin. I really could not tell the difference between Drew and Dean. How he looked, sounded, moved, facial expressions, intonation and mannerism was shockingly identical. Dean Martin is my favorite singer of all time which made this show even more spectacular.

Mr. Anthony is a clone of Dean Martin. His look, mannerisms, voice and style are almost identical. He adeptly juggles a cigarette and drink in each hand as he croons "That's Amore" and "You're Nobody Till Somebody Loves You."

With a drink in one hand and a cigarette in the other hand, Drew Anthony seemed to be channeling Dean Martin's stage persona as a boozy crooner as he sang "When You're Smilin'" (or "When You're Drinkin'" as Martin used to interpret it), "That's Amore" and "You're Nobody Till Somebody Loves You."

The show-stopper, Drew Anthony, who looked more like Dean Martin than Dino himself!

Portraying Dean Martin, Connecticut native Drew Anthony, an accomplished singer in his own right, didn’t have to do much more than stand there, because his resemblance to Dean Martin is uncanny. However, when he sang "That’s Amore", and especially Martin’s big hit, "You’re Nobody ‘til Somebody Loves You", cigarette in hand, and his famous martini nearby, Anthony had the audience rapt. His take-off off the song "When You’re Smiling", renamed "When You’re Drinking", is also good. Overall, Anthony's every movement, facial expression, and clowning around are signature Dino.

Whether performing as Dean Martin or himself, Drew Anthony is a fierce talent that is here to stay. Audiences throughout the United States and Las Vegas are consistently taken by the "silver velvet" voice and magical stage presence of Drew Anthony Carrano, once you hear him, feel his charm, you're hooked - locked tight in the grip of something extraordinary.

Drew Anthony as Dean Martin is excellent. Anthony looks uncannily like Dean Martin, and spends the evening with his trademark cigarette in one hand and martini glass in the other. Mimicking Dean’s characteristic swagger and playfulness, Drew treats us to songs like “You’re Nobody Til Somebody Loves You”, “Volare”, “That’s Amore”, and others that Martin made famous.