However, if viewed from a 21st century point of view, itвЂ™s sadly dated and somewhat offensive. If viewed as itвЂ™s meant - as nothing more than a night of sheer enjoyment - then perhaps the show is enjoyable. The three men singing SinatraвЂ™s signature вЂњNew York, New YorkвЂќ was a definite highlight, as their voices worked well together and the song always brings a smile to peopleвЂ™s faces. was an excellent dancer and performer - his tap number (and quick turn on the drums) had the audience cheering in appreciation. Originally a group of entertainers brought together by Humphrey Bogart, The Rat Pack became a massive success during the 50вЂ™s and 60вЂ™s. None especially looked like the singers, but they did well with the songs - Ward especially had his Sinatra impersonation honed to perfection.

The performance itself was done very well, with the men embodying their given characters with gusto. It attempts to be as true to one of their shows as possible, with a big band in the background, a scantily-clad singing and dancing sister act for the men to sing with (and chase after) and all the witty banter the time period had to offer. and Dean Martin (played, respectively, by Tam Ward, Jason Pennycook and Nigel Casey) singing not only some of their greatest hits of the day, but some Christmas standards, as well. It features Frank Sinatra, Sammy Davis Jr. вЂњChristmas with the Rat PackвЂќ is a time capsule of a show, set in the early 1960s at the Sands Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas.

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