
Sandy Hackett's Rat
Pack Show
Sandy Hackett's Rat Pack Show
"The
Rat Pack is ONE TERIFFIC SHOW!"

Sandy Hackett's Rat Pack Show
Sandy Hackett's Rat Pack Show
T
he show begins
with the pre-recorded voice of God, played by the late Buddy Hackett,
announcing, “We will be taking you back to the early 60’s when the press
dubbed them the Rat Pack.”
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Sandy Hackett’s “Rat Pack Show” recreates the times of Frank Sinatra, Sammy Davis, Jr., Dean Martin and Joey Bishop (portrayed by Sandy Hackett).
The joy that each of them gave audiences throughout the years is packed into ONE TERIFFIC SHOW!
(SANDY ZIMMERMAN SHOT THE PHOTOS DURING THE SHOW)
Sandy, the son of the legendary Buddy Hackett, had the opportunity to know his father’s friends and move in their circle.
His research came from first-hand knowledge and the life he led prepared Sandy for a first-rate career in show biz and producing his “Rat Pack” show.
The “sound” and “look” of the “Rat Pack” are so close to the original’s personalities.

SAMMY
DAVIS, JR., impressionist
SAMMY DAVIS, JR., impressionist

SAMMY DAVIS, JR., impressionist
SAMMY DAVIS, JR., impressionist
The same camaraderie they always shared when two, three or all four of these greats were together on stage.
One of their hilarious routines was a duet between the Sammy and Dean impressionists singing “Sam’s Song”.Of course Sammy had to sing "Bo Jangles" complete with the dance!
Among their songs were “My Kind of Town”, “What kind of fool am I”, “You Make Me feel so Young”, “Let it Snow”, “Luck be a Lady Tonight”, “Mack the Knife”, “A Foggy Day (in London Town)”, “My Way”, “New York, New York”, “Birth of the Blues”, “Once in My Life”, “That Old Black Magic”, and other songs we love so well.
There was a great mix of comedy, music,
comedy, dancing and more comedy. SANDY HACKETT SANDY HACKETT
Sandy’s show is balanced with a blend of comedy and perfect timing.
He becomes different characters during their shticks and switches to other routines as a stand-up comedian.
Sandy suddenly interrupts the show dressed as a waiter ready to serve drinks or for some other pretense.
His hilarious impressions of Lou Rawls, Humphrey Bogart, and Bill Cosby added so much to the show.
SAMMY,
JOEY BISHOP, AND DEANO Impressionists SAMMY, JOEY BISHOP, AND DEANO Impressionists
Sandy really knows how to engage his audience by constantly including them in his act sometimes simply mentioning a bald man in the second row or by them asking questions.
And the audience loved it!
I began my career as a Las Vegas reviewer, in 1978, and had the chance to experience the magic of Sammy, Dean and Joey, but missed seeing Frank perform.
I reviewed the Sahara Hotel’s Talent Showcase, where Sandy Hackett hosted his first professional gig.
Every Monday night we never knew who would appear; perhaps a chance to discover new talent and Sandy handled it well.
Throughout the years, Sandy’s talents have been honed a FRANK and DEAN impressionists FRANK and DEAN impressionists
Sandy’s “Rat Pack” is a “TRUE” recreation of the Rat Pack, just ask anybody who saw the originals.
The audience kept yelling their appreciation of the show and applauded after each number.
People will remember Sandy’s “Rat Pack” show and want to see it again and again.

FRANK SINATRA impressionist
FRANK SINATRA impressionist
Information: call 737-2515.
Don’t miss Sandy Hackett’s at the Sahara Hotel. Shows: 7 pm nightly.
Choose from General Seating and VIP seating (includes photo, line pass, and VIP section seating).
www.sandyhackett.com www.saharavegas.com
Sandy Zimmerman is a Syndicated Features Columnist with articles published in Japan, Dubai, England, Columbia, and other countries around the world as well as in the United States. Sandy is an award winning Talk Show Host of the “Las Vegas Today Show” programs and “Discover the Ultimate Vacation” travel specials.
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