Broadway Star Dick Capri Dies at 93

Legendary comedian and Broadway star Dick Capri passed away in his sleep at the age of 93 on December 26, following a Christmas spent with family in Florida. He was diagnosed with a bleeding enlarged aorta, which was deemed inoperable due to his age. Capri's son, Jeff, reflected on his father's legacy, stating, 'The world is not as funny today as it was yesterday.' Throughout his career, Capri performed with prominent figures such as Frank Sinatra and Tom Jones, and made his Broadway debut in 1991 in 'Catskills On Broadway.' His final moments included enjoying a meal from his favorite restaurant and FaceTiming family members who could not join him in person. Capri's contributions to comedy and entertainment have left a lasting impact on the industry.