Armen Garo's guest appearances

Armen Garo

The Neil Haley Show

Poda Bing: a Sopranos retrospective

Melissa Billie Clark Show Podcast

Michael Imperioli

Jonathan Scinto

Benjamin Franklin

Susan Shumsky

Robert Iler

Nicole Walters

Clint Arthur

Ron Williams

Riddick Bowe

Lee Brice

Ryan Serhant

Amara La Negra

Charlie Wilson

Deon Taylor

Don McLean

OwlTail

Clifford C. Jones

Melissa Billie Clark

Clifford C. Jones &amp; Armen Garo Armen Garo His acting career in 1975 when he was a member of the summer stock the ensemble at Keene Summer Theatre in New Hampshire. He was a member of the chorus and choreographed the Frug Dance in “Sweet Charity” in which he played Charlie and performed in “Mame” as Ralph Divine as well as a member of the chorus. He later received professional training at the Trinity Rep Conservatory in Providence, Rhode Island, under the direction of Larry Arrick and David Eliott. While at the conservatory, he studied acting under the tutelage of Suzanne Shepherd and Fred Kareman studying the Meisner Technique. He also studied acting under Larry Arrick, Richard Jenkins, and George Martin. He studied mime with Michael Grando and stage fighting under Bill Patton. He also studied ballet, jazz, and contemporary dance under Daniel Nagrin, Irene Feigenheimer, Ara Fitzgerald and Mark Taylor. He studied voice and dialects under Barbara Damashek, Gordon Jacoby, and Brian McEleney. He also studied playwriting under David Eliott. He also studied lighting design under Eugene Lee and set design under Akira Yoshimura. He worked with Leonardo DiCaprio, Matt Damon, and fellow Providence Gangster John Cenatiempo. After being seen in “The Departed,” Mr. Garo was invited to read for the role of Salvatore “Coco” Cogliano for what was to be the Final Season of the Emmy Awarding winning “The Sopranos.” His other films and series include The Game Plan, Wu-Tang: The American Saga, Vinyl, American Hustle, and Brotherhood, to name a few. He is a retired Luientant of the East Providence Police Department, holds numerous degrees, and is a ninth degree blackbelt grandmaster. Most recently, Garo served as the Honorary Chairperson for the RI Chapter of The Make A Wish Foundation and is now their Ambassador For Life. The Foundation raises monies to finance the wishes of children who are suffering from life-threatening illnesses and disease. Clifford C. Jones Born on December 14th, 1987. At the age of eight, Clifford discovered a love for music. Every Sunday, he would attend church services, where he attempted to replay everything he heard. At the age of 14, a coworker at his first summer job began to teach him how to play beginner chords on a piano. The following fall in 10th grade (Evander Childs Highschool), Clifford took a music appreciation class where he learned the basics of music and how to play the 1st Movement of Beethoven’s Moonlight Sonata (Opus 27 no. 2). Upon completion of the class, Clifford began listening to Ludwig von Beethoven, Johann Sebastian Bach, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Fredrick Chopin, and FRANZ LISZT. These artists inspired Clifford not only to teach himself but also to compose his piano music for three years.--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast.  https://anchor.fm/appSupport this podcast: https://anchor.fm/melissabillieclark/support

Clifford C. Jones &amp; Armen Garo Armen Garo His acting career in 1975 when he was a member of the summer stock the ensemble at Keene Summer Theatre in New Hampshire. He was a member of the chorus and choreographed the Frug Dance in “Sweet Charity” in which he played Charlie and performed in “Mame” as Ralph Divine as well as a member of the chorus. He later received professional training at the Trinity Rep Conservatory in Providence, Rhode Island, under the direction of Larry Arrick and David Eliott. While at the conservatory, he studied acting under the tutelage of Suzanne Shepherd and Fred Kareman studying the Meisner Technique. He also studied acting under Larry Arrick, Richard Jenkins, and George Martin. He studied mime with Michael Grando and stage fighting under Bill Patton. He also studied ballet, jazz, and contemporary dance under Daniel Nagrin, Irene Feigenheimer, Ara Fitzgerald and Mark Taylor. He studied voice and dialects under Barbara Damashek, Gordon Jacoby, and Brian McEleney. He also studied playwriting under David Eliott. He also studied lighting design under Eugene Lee and set design under Akira Yoshimura. He worked with Leonardo DiCaprio, Matt Damon, and fellow Providence Gangster John Cenatiempo. After being seen in “The Departed,” Mr. Garo was invited to read for the role of Salvatore “Coco” Cogliano for what was to be the Final Season of the Emmy Awarding winning “The Sopranos.” His other films and series include The Game Plan, Wu-Tang: The American Saga, Vinyl, American Hustle, and Brotherhood, to name a few. He is a retired Luientant of the East Providence Police Department, holds numerous degrees, and is a ninth degree blackbelt grandmaster. Most recently, Garo served as the Honorary Chairperson for the RI Chapter of The Make A Wish Foundation and is now their Ambassador For Life. The Foundation raises monies to finance the wishes of children who are suffering from life-threatening illnesses and disease. Clifford C. Jones Born on December 14th, 1987. At the age of eight, Clifford discovered a love for music. Every Sunday, he would attend church services, where he attempted to replay everything he heard. At the age of 14, a coworker at his first summer job began to teach him how to play beginner chords on a piano. The following fall in 10th grade (Evander Childs Highschool), Clifford took a music appreciation class where he learned the basics of music and how to play the 1st Movement of Beethoven’s Moonlight Sonata (Opus 27 no. 2). Upon completion of the class, Clifford began listening to Ludwig von Beethoven, Johann Sebastian Bach, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Fredrick Chopin, and FRANZ LISZT. These artists inspired Clifford not only to teach himself but also to compose his piano music for three years.--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. <a href="https://anchor.fm/app" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/app</a> Support this podcast: <a href="https://anchor.fm/melissabillieclark/support" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/melissabillieclark/support</a>

Clifford C. Jones & Armen Garo on the Melissa Billie Clark Show

Armen Garo (Coco on the show) shares his Sopranos story and more, including what life is like walking around when you're a 9th degree Black Belt!Poda Bing is an Alternate Thursdays production created by Vik Singh (@helloimvik)Follow @podabing on IG, Twitter or wherever tfAll archived episodes are available, for free, at https://podabing.show and anywhere you listen to podcasts.

Armen Garo (Coco on the show) shares his Sopranos story and more, including what life is like walking around when you're a 9th degree Black Belt! Poda Bing is an Alternate Thursdays production created by Vik Singh (<a href="https://instagram.com/helloimvik" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@helloimvik</a>)Follow <a href="https://instagram.com/podabing" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@podabing</a> on IG, Twitter or wherever tfAll archived episodes are available, for free, at <a href="https://podabing.show/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://podabing.show</a> and anywhere you listen to podcasts.

067: Armen Garo

Today on The Neil Haley Network's Thinking Through The Trees Show, The Total Tutor Neil Haley and Michael Chappie will interview Celebrity Armen Garo. We will discuss his career and The Sopranos 20th Anniversary Live. In 2006 Garo was cast in Showtimes’s Peabody Award winning original drama series “Brotherhood” as the Police Lieutenant. This was the first time he worked with creator/writer Blake Masters, Executive Producer Henry Bromell, and director Edward Bianchi. He was brought back in the second season as Det. Lt. Gillardino working with Anabeth Gish, Jason Isaacs, Billy Smith, and Brian Scannell. That same year he had the good fortune of being cast as one of the two Providence Gangsters in Warner Brothers’ “The Departed” directed by Martin Scorsese. The picture won 4 out of the 5 nominations for an Academy Award (Best Motion Picture of the Year, Best Achievement in Directing, Best Achievement in Editing, and Best Writing, Adapted Screenplay). He worked with, Leonardo DiCaprio, Matt Damon and fellow Providence Gangster John Cenatiempo. After being seen in “The Departed” Mr. Garo was invited to read for the role of Salvatore “Coco” Cogliano for what was to be the Final Season of the Emmy Awarding winning “The Sopranos”. He was hired as the menacing “Coco”, whose actions with Meadow Soprano (Jamie-Lynn Sigler) earned him a non-consensual dental appointment at no charge with her father, Tony (James Gandolfini). Later that year he appeared as one of two police officers on a stake-out trying to catch the cat burglar in Walt Disney’s “Underdog” only to have his doughnut taken and coffee spilled.  He also made a brief appearance in “The Game Plan” as a Cabbie with Madison Bettis and Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson.

Today on The Neil Haley Network's Thinking Through The Trees Show, The Total Tutor Neil Haley and Michael Chappie will interview Celebrity Armen Garo. We will discuss his career and The Sopranos 20th Anniversary Live.  In 2006 Garo was cast in Showtimes’s Peabody Award winning original drama series “Brotherhood” as the Police Lieutenant. This was the first time he worked with creator/writer Blake Masters, Executive Producer Henry Bromell, and director Edward Bianchi. He was brought back in the second season as Det. Lt. Gillardino working with Anabeth Gish, Jason Isaacs, Billy Smith, and Brian Scannell. That same year he had the good fortune of being cast as one of the two Providence Gangsters in Warner Brothers’ “The Departed” directed by Martin Scorsese. The picture won 4 out of the 5 nominations for an Academy Award (Best Motion Picture of the Year, Best Achievement in Directing, Best Achievement in Editing, and Best Writing, Adapted Screenplay). He worked with, Leonardo DiCaprio, Matt Damon and fellow Providence Gangster John Cenatiempo. After being seen in “The Departed” Mr. Garo was invited to read for the role of Salvatore “Coco” Cogliano for what was to be the Final Season of the Emmy Awarding winning “The Sopranos”. He was hired as the menacing “Coco”, whose actions with Meadow Soprano (Jamie-Lynn Sigler) earned him a non-consensual dental appointment at no charge with her father, Tony (James Gandolfini). Later that year he appeared as one of two police officers on a stake-out trying to catch the cat burglar in Walt Disney’s “Underdog” only to have his doughnut taken and coffee spilled.  He also made a brief appearance in “The Game Plan” as a Cabbie with Madison Bettis and Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson.

Celebrity Armen Garo Will Discuss The Sopranos 20th Anniversary Live