The Rat Pack: Live From Las Vegas

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Musical Closed 12 August 2006

Savoy Theatre The Strand, London

This spectacular new musical production celebrates the incredible singing talent of three world famous entertainers and performers Frank Sinatra, Sammy Davis Jnr and Dean Martin, known as The Rat Pack. Their unique contribution to 20th Century popular music is second to none. Frank, Sammy and Dean all received critical acclaim in the late 50s and early 60s when they stormed the world and stayed at the top. The Rat Pack were a force to be reckoned with, an inexhaustible energy which is as apparent in their music today as it ever was.

Please Note: Although The Rat Pack Live From Las Vegas is closing at The Savoy Theatre on 23 September 2006 (to make way for the brand new production of Porgy and Bess) it is hoped that this very successful and popular show will be able to transfer to another London theatre.

With a talented cast and 15-piece orchestra, take a trip back to the glamorous, hot, glitzy nights of Las Vegas. Experience Frank, Sammy and Dean's world in this sensationally staged production that brings the music and lives of these legendary characters together again.

"A concert show for your easy listening pleasure - accomplished entertainment" The Times

"Absolutely superb. This is popular entertainment at its best - and one that richly deserves its West End run" The Daily Telegraph

"An evening of easy listening that isn't just easy on the ears but is frequently blissful - A slick, likable, variety show" The Sunday Express

"The Rat Pack presents us with what pretends to be a concert at the Sands Hotel, Las Vegas, staged by three of the celebrated hell-raising rodents - Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin and Sammy Davis Jnr. It could easily have been a lowering experience, but thanks to high-powered performances and an agreeable corny ambience - which includes some shapely showgirls - it turns out to be fun... And although you can see Sinatra's rendition of 'My Way' coming towards you all evening, I must admit that when it finally showed up I rather enjoyed it." The Sunday Telegraph