Tickets for Las Vegas Live with The Rat Pack at Wonderville in London
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Highlights
šļø Go on a trip back to the Golden Days of Las Vegas with this incredible tribute show to the legendary Rat Pack
š¶ All your favourite tunes including "My Way", "Amore", "Mr Bojangles" "New York New York", and many more!
š The original and longest-running Rat Pack show
ā Special guests from the golden age of entertainment
šŖ The West End's intimate cabaret venue, Wonderville
General Info
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Date: Friday 28 April
š Time: 8 p.m.
ā³ Duration: 90 minutes
š Location: Wonderville, London
š¤ Age requirement: all ages welcome
Description
Voted the number one tribute show to Frank, Dean, and Sammy for three successive years by The Agents Association of Great Britain, The Pack return to London for this special show celebrating their 25th anniversary! The acclaimed David Alacey stars as Frank Sinatra alongside Paul Drakeley as Dean Martin and former Eastenders star Des Coleman as Sammy Davis Jnr. Together they amaze audiences with their recreation of the music of The Rat Pack in a fabulous show which brings the style and excitement of the Las Vegas heyday to vivid life. Get your tickets now for Las Vegas Live with The Rat Pack at Wonderville in London!
Reviews
š¬ Chris Longhurst - Uxbridge Gazette: "We may never see such greats as Frank, Dean and Sammy again in our lifetime but the good news is that as long as such talented impersonators as these continue to exist, we may not need to."
š¬ Buddy Greco - Las Vegas Legend: "I can honestly say that having toured with these guys, they are as close as anyone will ever get to my dear friends ā Frank, Dean and Sammy. At times it was just like being back with my pals at The Sands in the sixties ā so much fun and it really doesn't get any better than that. As for David Alacey ā well this guy really is Sinatra ā it's frightening".
š¬ John Judge - The Daily Telegraph: "A fabulous journey back to days of Vegas style and glamour... This production superbly recreates a unique chapter in entertainment history."
