Synopsis Drift back to a glamorous era where the famous rubbed shoulders with politicians and partied hard. Frank, Sammy and Dean, all singing, all dancing, all round entertainers, injected not only their songs into the 50s and 60s, but a lifestyle that everyone wanted. 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 famous classic recordings and more in this sensationally staged production that brings the music and lives of these legendary characters together again.
I've now had the pleasure of seeing this show 12 times, 3 in Cambridge, 1 each in Ipswich & Northampton and now 7 times on it's current run in London.
It is brilliant, simply brilliant. The 3 lead "actors" are superb and the backing singers totally georgeous.
Go & See it, you won't be dissapointed - USER: Whatsonstage.com (81.132.54.245)
15 May 03
Just seen this show and I'm utterly bowled over! It was superb! I hear it's also transferring to The Strand Theatre after its run finishes at Haymarker. It's really worth seeing as the cast are uncannily brilliant. - USER: Whatsonstage.com (195.92.198.71)
04 May 03
A wonderful entertainment and a great night out.
The performance of the songs is first class. - USER: Whatsonstage.com (212.133.22.66)
21 Apr 03
A wonderful entertainment and a great night out.
The performance of the songs is first class. - USER: Whatsonstage.com (212.133.22.66)
21 Apr 03
An amazing evening with the best cast I've seen in years. Go! - USER: Whatsonstage.com (195.92.198.75)
26 Mar 03
It was a great evenings entertainment. The one who plays Dean Martin isn't his double, but the singing and joking by all led to a very enjoyable evening and the nostalgia led audience gave a rousing round of applause at the concerts conclusion. - USER: Whatsonstage.com (194.201.26.33)
20 Mar 03
This show is utterly BRILLIANT with great music and the most incredible cast portraying Sinatra, Dean Martin and Sammy Davis Jnr. I couldn't recommend it highly enough! Do yourself a favour and GO SEE THIS SHOW! - USER: Whatsonstage.com (195.92.198.74)
Opened 29 Dec 1720. Closed in 1737 (partly for attacking the government), re-opened 1747. The current theatre opened on 4th July 1821 and was designed by Nash. The last theatre in London to use candles (1837). 888 seats. Society of London Theatre member.
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