“That’s life!” That’s what absorbing Richard Shelton as Frank Sinatra belts out in the one-man performance with live piano accompaniment titled, “RAW”. It is a whirlwind character study that sees the iconic crooner questioning his hard-earned rich lifestyle pitted against his lingering family values and emerging political polarization in post-war United States laced with Hollywood intrigue and searing personal passions. Set in Palm Springs during an intimate 1971 performance, “Raw” is a whiskey-fueled brazen tribute to a man who remained the jazz world’s legendary Chairman of the Board even when rock and roll dominated the music charts. Go!