“What happens in Vegas” goes on tour this Christmas as the rebellious, rambunctious spirit of the 1960s arrives at Glasgow Royal Concert Hall next month.
On December, Wednesday 14 - The Definitive Rat Pack will bring the party to Glasgow as they visit the city during their festive tour.
Capturing the trademark chemistry, class and camaraderie of the original clan, the trio offers audiences a personal musical time machine in the form of a ticket to a party with old-style Vegas spirit.
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Seasoned West End stars Stephen Triffitt, Mark Adams and George Daniel Long will star as Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin and Sammy Davis Jr.
They previously starred together in The Rat Pack: Live from Las Vegas, breaking box office records and receiving a nomination for an Olivier Award, before going on to later tour globally, with two years in Vegas.
The boys will bring Vegas spirit with a touch of Tinsel Town this December, with a festive programme including the ever-popular White Christmas, Baby It’s Cold Outside, The Christmas Song and Let It Snow, plus all-time favourites including Mack the Knife, That’s Amore, Mr Bojangles and New York, New York.
Joined onstage by acclaimed West End performers The Golddiggers and the internationally renowned Manhattan Swing Orchestra, all costumes, instruments and stage setting is authentically recreated to capture the magic of a live Rat Pack concert, which promises to be the ultimate experience for any big band fan the world over.
Tickets prices start at £24.08 and are available from the Glasgow Concert Hall webpage via
www.glasgowconcerthalls.com/Pages/EventDetail.aspx?event=5/the-rat-pack-at-christmas
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