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Best Rat Pack Show I've ever seen. But I must say wouldn't be as good without Sandy !!! I could watch him all day and night! Haven't laughed that much in years. I also must say that although the guy who played Sammy Davis had a gorgeous voice he didn't do Sammy justice. Also his wig was sooo bad.
second time seeing them and it was very entertaining from beginning to end.
Great show being back a lot of memories. Seating was comfortable and nor a bad seat in the house
The show itself is ok. But I’ve gone twice now and a big chunk of time is wasted on giving the spot light to Sandy Hackets wife and daughter. They are talented. But if you’re paying $50 plus dollars to see a Rat Pack Tribute band—you want to hear Rat Pack songs, not a well known song writers daughter take the stage for well over 10 minutes singing a song no one has ever heard before. Also-Sammy Davis’ Character has a terrible wig and it’s so distracting from his amazing talent. Frank Sinatra is super talented. All in all it’s an ok show. But I’ve seen many Rat Pack tributes and this one is my least favorite.
great show a lot of fun,very proffessional there voices were great
Loved the show. Took my mom and we both very much enjoyed it
I had seen this show in Vegas 10 years ago. It's only gotten better!
The show was terrific! The guys all work well with each other and their timing is really good. The singing was very good and makes you feel like you're really listening to the original Rat Pack. The role of Joey Bishop was played very well!
Excellent show with super music, great jokes, and nice Christmas music. The entertainers sounded like the real thing , especially frank Sinatra.
Overall a great show. The weakest point was the person impersonating Dean Martin who was not very good. It was obvious he was trying to sound like Martin, but he was inconsistent and didn't sound very close to him. However, the singers doing Sinatra and Sammy Davis Jr were spot on and made up for the weak Dean Martin singer.
