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A good show but it needed more pizazzz to elevate it to a great show! Being a Vegas show - add Vegas showgirls or something to make it a great performance. Otherwise, it’s not much different than watching a wedding band play all these great hits.
My husband and I completely enjoyed this show! There was a little bit of everything in the show. Band was great, song choices were wonderful and the singers were amazing!
It seemed like there were sound issues thru out the show. Other than that it was enjoyable
sound system needs to improve the show was very entertaining
Mediocre at best; would not pay top dollar again. The Dino impersonator was a welcome relief.
The rat pack at the Meadows Casino was an awful experience with the rain coming through the ceiling on able to hear the performers very little singing in the show lasted one hour and 20 minutes and I paid over $200 for the tickets
Wonderful, wonderful show! Really enjoyed it. These guys can sing, and they're funny, too! A terrific evening of entertainment.
You have see this show!! Close your eyes and you could swear Sinatra was singing to you. Dean was good and Sammy, you rock! I will be seeing them again!
Very poor venue !! Sat on folding chairs and staired at the back of a guy's head for the whole thing. Mediocre performance. Wouldn't go again if it was free. Might as well have taken that $75.00 and threw it in the river !! It was a horrible experience !!
The show was fun. They did play old classics and they had a small but good orchestra.
The singing was good but jokes were cheap and offensive.
When droves of people leave the theater to go home at intermission you know that something is wrong. This show was so disappointing. Each guy just phoned in a lackluster performance. And for the most part other then the music, nothing resembled the performers that they were trying to be. Sinatra and Davis Jr were the worse. Dean Martin a sad look alike and Joey Bishop just a stand up. Also there wasn't a sound engineer and so the music was twice as loud as the performers and that was with them holding cordless microphones. Should have gotten our money back.
the show was great when they sing you would think of the real people
What a thoroughly enjoyable evening! The performers were right on with their impersonations and the jokes were relevant and old school. Some of these jokes made me LOL. Especially the jokes told by the actor portraying Joey Bishop. Great evening! I'll go see it again when it comes back next year!!!!
We enjoyed the show. The comedy was great and the music was good.
We enjoyed the show very much. We really felt Dean Martin was great. He looked like him, acted like him and sang like him. Loved Joey Bishops jokes. Sammy was good and Frank was good but did not look at all like him. He should have been made to look more like Frank, then we would have enjoyed his songs more. Our seats were great but the Rat Pack looked our way very little - most all their attention was on Section 105. They stayed in front of 105 most all the time. .We paid good money for our seats too
Great energy and music brought the memories of the Rat Pack back to life. Witness my mom, whom we brought for her 90th birthday. She was singing and dancing in her chair with a huge teary smile on her face. Me too. The orchestra was fabulous as well and played with such enthusiasm we felt every measure. Sinatra was so good when we closed our eyes we envisioned Frank being right there. Dino and Joey were very funny and entertaining and Sammy could dance all night. Was a very enjoyable experience. The theatre wasn't packed but those who were in attendance seemed to have a ball.
The show was not very good to say the least. The only redeeming character was the actor who played Joey Bishop. Sinatra was decent enough but I can be entertained the same way at any piano bar. Sammy Davis Jr's voice was so soft that many a time you couldn't hear what he was singing. Won't waste your money.
Was a great performance catching the true way the original stars interacted back in the 1960's.
