From his days in junior high, Michael J. DiNardo was indeed the funniest guy in school. His ability to impersonate teachers and the vice-principal was only the beginning of his lifetime of performing. Over three decades Michael J. DiNardo has performed on the same stages as many legendary performers, from Atlantic City Casinos to the infamous Bitter End in New York City. His Jersey born raised and seasoned voice has been heard in local lounges, catering halls and other famous venues for many years. Here are just a few of those places…

• Five’s Club - First New York City Show 1986
• Palladium - Rocky Point, Rhode Island 1983
• Concord Hotel - Catskill Mountains, New York 1984
• Appeared in the motion picture Wise Guy's - 1985
• Ballys Park Place - Atlantic City 1986
• Golden Nugget - Atlantic City 1984
• The Biltmore Hotel - Providence, R.I. 1984
• The Classic - North Providence, R.I. 1983
• Memories - North Providence, R.I. 1990
• Casablanca - North Jersey 1984
• The Brownstone - North Jersey 2005
• The Barclay Hotel - Belmar, New Jersey 2005-2006
• Mario’s - Bronx, New York 2006
• Cricket & Lily’s - North End Boston 1983-1984
• Three Flames - Santa Clara, California 1973
• Ellis Island - Las Vegas, Nevada 1996
• Mariner 3 - Miami, Florida 2005
• Joe Battaglia & NY Big Band 2007

There are countless other singing and comedy engagements at local Elks Clubs, V.F.W. Posts and local church dances. In May of 1980, Michael J. DiNardo sang to a packed auditorium of girls at the Clinton State Prison. In November of 1990, he wrote his first one-minute commercial that aired on WOR and WPAT AM & FM radio. It was also his very first voice over recorded on Broadway in New York City. In 1993 he wrote his first comedy show called Celebrity Mysteries, a take-off from Robert Stack’s Unsolved Mysteries. In 1993 and again in 1998 he appeared on the Uncle Floyd Comedy Show. Since 1998, he has been the announcer of all the state and local New Jersey A.A.U. Karate Championships.