Christmas with the Rat Pack Tickets
Theatre Royal Haymarket
Join three musical legends on a glitzy voyage back in time as the Olivier Award-nominated Christmas with the Rat Pack makes its triumphant return to the West End. Back for an Christmas homecoming at Theatre Royal, Haymarket – setting of its first ever West End run in 2003. The show includes the Pack’s take on such festive classics as "Baby It’s Cold Outside", "Merry Little Christmas", "White Christmas", "Winter Wonderland", "Jingle Bells" and "Let It Snow, Let It Snow, Let It Snow".
The Olivier Award-nominated Christmas with the Rat Pack cruises back down the West End strip this festive season. This renowned musical extravaganza has a 15 year pedigree of delighting audiences across the country with iconic 60's tunes from the most legendary musical trio of the age – The Rat Pack.
Returning to show’s 2003 West End launchpad - Theatre Royal Haymarket - Christmas with the Rat Pack is back to dazzle London audiences once more for a limited season from 13 December - 6 January.
The story of the Rat Pack begins in the late 50's at The Sands Hotel and Casino Las Vegas where three musical legends convened as a collaborative stage act: Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin and Sammy Davis Jr. Part Vaudeville, part old Hollywood, the show became a stage genre unique to vintage Las Vegas. At the gang's height their performances were city-wide events with audiences camping out on the street to catch them play and wealthy high rollers descended on the town in droves.
Christmas with the Rat Pack conjures back the magic of those glitzy summer nights. Celebrating the musical genius of Sinatra, Martin and Davis Jr, the show takes audiences on a journey back to the trio’s Las Vegas heyday whilst embracing the season and delivering a very special Christmas theme. The show includes the Pack’s take on such festive tracks as "Baby It’s Cold Outside", "Merry Little Christmas", "White Christmas", "Winter Wonderland", "Jingle Bells" and "Let It Snow, Let It Snow, Let It Snow".
As well as foot-tapping classics like: "The Lady is a Tramp", "Mr Bojangles", "That’s Amore", "I’ve Got You Under My Skin", "What Kind of Fool Am I?", "Volare", "My Way", "Candyman", "Everybody Loves Somebody" and many, many more.
Directed and choreographed by Mitch Sebastian, with support from the fabulous Burrelli Sisters and The Rat Pack Big Band this show is an unmissable time-hopping Christmas treat for both old and young at heart.
Returning to show’s 2003 West End launchpad - Theatre Royal Haymarket - Christmas with the Rat Pack is back to dazzle London audiences once more for a limited season from 13 December - 6 January.
The story of the Rat Pack begins in the late 50's at The Sands Hotel and Casino Las Vegas where three musical legends convened as a collaborative stage act: Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin and Sammy Davis Jr. Part Vaudeville, part old Hollywood, the show became a stage genre unique to vintage Las Vegas. At the gang's height their performances were city-wide events with audiences camping out on the street to catch them play and wealthy high rollers descended on the town in droves.
Christmas with the Rat Pack conjures back the magic of those glitzy summer nights. Celebrating the musical genius of Sinatra, Martin and Davis Jr, the show takes audiences on a journey back to the trio’s Las Vegas heyday whilst embracing the season and delivering a very special Christmas theme. The show includes the Pack’s take on such festive tracks as "Baby It’s Cold Outside", "Merry Little Christmas", "White Christmas", "Winter Wonderland", "Jingle Bells" and "Let It Snow, Let It Snow, Let It Snow".
As well as foot-tapping classics like: "The Lady is a Tramp", "Mr Bojangles", "That’s Amore", "I’ve Got You Under My Skin", "What Kind of Fool Am I?", "Volare", "My Way", "Candyman", "Everybody Loves Somebody" and many, many more.
Directed and choreographed by Mitch Sebastian, with support from the fabulous Burrelli Sisters and The Rat Pack Big Band this show is an unmissable time-hopping Christmas treat for both old and young at heart.
Sorry this show closed 06 January 2018, we recommend these similar productions.
