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A fantastic variety show with great music, singing, comedy and banter. "Frank's" voice was simply amazing and "Dean" has the look and mannerisms down pat. "Joey's" jokes were funny and a bit schlocky but were perfect for the setting. "Sammy" did a solid job but I would have loved to see some of those famous dance moves. All in all a solid show that was a great walk down memory lane.
The show was somewhat enjoyable, funny at times but also very "corny" at times and the singing was good. But if you are going looking to see good impressions of the real Rat Pack....it is very disappointing. The people that I was with felt the same way....however much of the crowd seemed to love the show (I didn't get it). "Dean Martin" was good. "Frank Sinatra" wasn't bad....."Sammy Davis Jr" sounded NOTHING like Sammy Davis Jr and couldn't hold a candle to the real Sammy in the way he danced. I was very excited when he said he was going to do Mr. Bojangles....but that excitement quickly was replaced by disappointment. If you feel like being reasonably entertained with some good songs and corny jokes....it was a decent show to kill a few hours. BUT.....The Rat Pack ISN"T back by any means.
Normally am a concert guy but thought this would be fun. Had fun and Dean and Joey were really funny. Worth the price of admission
Excellent rendition of an iconic American classic. It felt like being back in Vegas in the sixties.
Awesome! My husband and I both loved it! I cannot begin to choose my favorite character. They all engaged the audience and truly made me think I was born too late!
When you closed your eyes and listened to the performance you thought you were actually listening to Frank, Sammy and Dean! It was entertaining and brought back many fond memories.
I very enjoyable evening. I would certainly go see them next year. Hopefully The Rat Pack will returned!
What a fabulous show. Fun from beginning to end. Dean, Frank and Sammy did justice to all the songs and the jokes were all so '50s'...we loved it. Audience participation and some great old christmas songs, what a treat. Well done.
Frank sounded like Frank. He sang most of the songs I wanted to hear from him. Dean Martin sounded like Dean but did not have the comic act that I wanted to see from him. I wish he would have sang more of the songs I remember him singing, like "Everybody Loves Somebody Sometime" Sammy Davis did not sound like Sammy and did not sing the basic songs that Sammy is known for, like "Candy Man" and "Mister Bogangles", which he kind of hinted at singing, but went into another song that I did not know. Very dissapointing. And he seemed to only know one dance move. Joey Bishop was very good and pretty funny and likable. I have no idea who the woman was that sang one song, with Frank. And I didn't know the song she sang. They never introduced her. As a matter a fact, they never said what their real names were. I would have expected that at the end. The show looked like it could of used a little more rehearsing. It was a little rough around the edges. We paid $125 for 2 tickets and I dont feel we got our moneys worth. It was probaby worth about $25 a ticket.
