The Rat Pack is Back

I like Sinatra's music so this show was enjoyable. I gave it four stars because it was really good but not "OMG Fabulous!" Would I go again? Yes. Do I recommend it? Yes. I'm sorry I didn't write down the cast member names so I'll refer to their characters. The Sinatra had a great voice. It wasn't the exact same voice as Sinatra but darn close. I really enjoyed his singing. The Sammy Davis singer needed to get more in character. The glasses he wore were totally out of character. His hair was nothing like the processed hair that Sammy had. His skin is not as dark as Sammy's but there isn't much he can do about that. Despite this, he was entertaining and brought a lot of energy to his role. The Dean singer was great. He had the hair, the look, the facial expressions and the voice down perfect. The singers were backed up by a seven member orchestra which is pretty impressive for such a small showroom. It is a small showroom so every seat was good. Bottom line, if you like this music genre you can't go wrong with this show. Just one last thing. One Yelp reviewer commented on the crudeness and innuendo in the show. Yes, it is, so don't attend the show if you are easily offended by off-color jokes. I'm a pretty progressive person, but I think sometimes we get a little too uptight about things. I think a lot of people should just chill out a little and just enjoy the show.

it was an OK show. The entertainers were fun, joking amongst each other. They could all sing well. The entertainers who portrayed Frank and Dean, sounded just like them. The gentleman who portrayed Sammy? He was a good singer, but he didn't really sound like him.the show was about half singing and half banter/joking. the one problem I had, was some of the jokes were extremely crude. There's a fine line between Tawdry and crude, and sometimes they went way over that line. At some of the cruder jokes, the audience just groaned. , and Frank looked out it's at the audience, smiled, , and said, "hey, it's 1960.". Yes, I realized that times were different then, but that was then, and this is now. I got the show as part of my "Go City pass." and while it was an OK show, I'm glad I didn't have to pay for it thanks anyway. ,

Highlight of our trip! Frank Sinatra was a great singer - performer- Dean was very entertaining as his sidekick and Sammy was good. Definitely worth the $ and a small setting! All seats were good

This was my second time attending the Rat Pack and the show was as entertaining, enjoyable and engaging as the first! If you have a soft spot for nostalgia and would like to be transported back in time to the 1960s, then you gotta come and check out this phenomenal experience!! Upon arrival you will be seated by the host. The venue is intimate so there is no bad seat. Then the waitress will come by to bring you a cocktail should you be in the mood. Drinks are additional. Before the show a slide deck will keep you entertained with "Rat Pack" trivia and facts. Then, get ready for a nonstop musical and comedic extravaganza that will test your knowledge of the lyrics to tunes like Volare, New York, New York, and the Candyman. The performances were all top notch and the performers truly embodied the look and essence of the Rat Pack. Also, be advised that some of the humor is taboo according to 21st century standards and Frankie will remind the audience that it is the 60s. The hubby and I had such a wonderful time again that we have decided to see this show every time we go to Vegas. I trust you will too! Kudos to the Rat Pack for a wonderful experience!Tip: See my review on the Tuscany Garden for the dinner and show package.

Wow! I went tonight and had a blast. This is the type of show that should be sold out every time! It is really funny, the jokes were those of times past, the crowd was there to enjoy the nostalgia of a Vegas that was classic entertainment. If you are a fan of this type of music and the original Vegas vibe, then u must see this shoe. I even got a pic with Dean!!

Entertaining show. We had a GoCard and this was one of the attractions that was included. When we arrived at the box office we were asked if we had called--which we didn't know was required, but we were quickly accommodated thankfully.We were seated just before the show started. There is a waitress that walks around taking drink orders throughout the show.The showroom is very small--so a little different from others we had gone to.We enjoyed it and would recommend.

Visited The Rat Back Is Back at Tuscany Casino off the Strip. Obviously going into a show off Strip, you need to make sure that you're not comparing a show in a zillion dollar theater to a small showroom in a casino. After grabbing tickets from the box office, we stood in line and then were brought to a table by an usher. Before the show begins, there is a TV screen that plays Rat Pack trivia. Apparently The Rat Pack called themselves "The Summit" which makes sense now why another off-strip casino named their showroom "The Summit." The show begins with the Frank Sinatra impersonator Chris Jason coming out on stage to sing along with a seven piece live band. Jason has very striking blue eyes, just like Frank, with the voice to match. Sammy Davis Jr. impersonator Kyle Diamond and Dean Martin impersonator Drew Anthony join Jason on stage to sing classics such as My Way, Candy Man, and Volare. There are parts of the show where they try to interact with the audience (my husband and I were probably the only two under the age of 65) as well as sing along. Unfortunately most of the audience don't know the majority of the words to the songs apart from a line or two of the chorus. I'd prefer to just listen to their great voices than have audience participation. There is a portion of the show where they interact with eachother in character. I honestly didn't understand the banter. My husband asked me what they were talking about and I was like, "I have no idea." This is also the part where they brought out a woman in a classic Playboy Bunny costume, Krystan Hoffman. She makes a few adult jokes and sings to Sinatra and that was it. I wasn't offended, but I'm not familiar enough with the Rat Pack's show (only their songs) to know who she's supposed to be.There is a bar as well as a waitress that takes drink orders during the show. There is also a merch table and an entire act centered around selling t-shirts. I wasn't a fan of that part, especially because the shirts are a bit plain looking. I just want to hear more music!I think if the show focused on music only and got rid of trying to interact with the crowd and not recreate some of the banter of the Rat Pack, it would be 4 stars. Visited: January 2023

Great show!!! Celebrating my Father in laws birthday!!! Chris and the guys were awesome!!!

We have seen this show twice now and enjoyed ourselves immensely each time. My son is a huge jazz and swing aficionado and has immersed himself in everything from that era. Some of the jokes are definitely not for the younger set but the music and camaraderie shared between the three guys takes you right back to the time - you'd swear these guys are the real deal.We are going to see them in March of 2025 and I know they will not disappoint. If you get a chance to see them after the show, they are super nice.The show is in a smaller space so can feel a real connection with them, unlike the shows in the huge big venues.

I took my friends, all guys in their 30s, to this show and it was one of the best parts of our trips. The actors playing Frank, Dean, and Sammy are spot on. It's a small setting which makes it feel different from everything else in Vegas. Go see it.