Art
Flashback into the 50’s & 60’s with The Definitive Rat Pack show
Live from Last Vegas with Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin and Sammy Davis Jr.
Are you longing for an entertaining and warm-hearted show before the Christmas holidays? Then, don’t miss The Definitive Rat Pack show at the Maag Halle in Zurich.
The trio of the Definitive Rat Pack – Stephen Triffitt, Mark Adams and George Daniel Long – copyright The Definitive Rat Pack
For two hours you are transported into the world of The Summit, who used to perform during the late 1950’s and 1960’s at the best Las Vegas Hotel and Casino, the Sands. If you are not too familiar with The Summit, it was a group of popular actors and entertainers known as Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Sammy Davis Jr., Joe Bishop and Peter Lawford. The group sung, spent time and drunk together. Their shows on the Las Vegas Strip were the ones to see, all visited by the rich and famous.
The Definitive Rat Pack is now on tour with a show based on the London original show “The Rat Pack – Live from Las Vegas”. The interpreters Stephen Triffitt (Sinatra), Mark Adams (Dean Martin) and George Daniel Long (Sammy Davis Jr) have been singing the best songs of The Summit in West End London for the last 10 years. They have also been performing for private shows like for Victoria’s Secret, Joan Collins, Barclays and Hilton International.
The Maag Halle had its VIP Première on Saturday and is hosting the show until November 30th.
The Golddiggers of the Definitive Rat Pack – copyright The Definitive Rat Pack
The three gentlemen are charming, well dressed and when they are not singing the most beautiful songs of the time, they are cracking jokes on the stage, holding a drink!
They are accompanied by a fantastic orchestra and three beautiful ladies, the Golddiggers, wearing colorful outfits with high sexy boots.
Some of the songs you will hear are “Fly Me To The Moon”, “Lady is a Tramp”, “Everybody Loves Somebody”, “Chicago” and “Volare”. There are marvelous interpretations of George Daniel Long (Sammy) for “Mr. Bojangles” and Mark Adams (Dean Martin) for “That’s Amore”. When Stephen Triffitt (Sinatra) starts singing “My Way”, this is a powerful moment during which you definitely get shivers.
If you cannot go to New York to cheer in the New Year, Stephen Triffitt who looks so much like Sinatra, will bring you right there!
Absolutely brilliant!
