A stage show inspired by the music and atmosphere of Frank Sinatra and the original Rat Pack is touring internationally, bringing a mix of live performance, humor, and well-known classics to audiences across Europe and beyond.

Titled Sinatra & Friends, the production was created by Stephen Triffitt, George Daniel Long, and Mark Adams to mark the 100th anniversary of Sinatra’s birth.

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All three performers previously appeared in The Rat Pack Live from Las Vegas, a long-running tribute show that helped establish their reputations in this genre.

Since then, they have toured internationally, performing a repertoire associated with Sinatra and his contemporaries, including Dean Martin and Sammy Davis Jr.

The show aims to recreate the style that made the Rat Pack popular in the mid-20th century, combining music with informal stage interaction and improvised moments between performers.

The trio spent nearly a decade performing these roles in London’s West End and have collaborated with orchestras such as the BBC Concert Orchestra, the London Symphony Orchestra, and the Metropole Orkest.

Reviews in British media have focused on the performers’ stage chemistry and their interpretations of the original artists. Critics have highlighted the group dynamic as a central element of the show, noting that the interaction between the three performers reflects the spirit of the original Rat Pack performances.

The production also features a supporting vocal and dance group known as the Golddiggers, as well as a guest appearance inspired by Nancy Sinatra.

The setlist includes songs closely associated with Sinatra’s era, such as “Fly Me to the Moon,” “My Way,” and “New York, New York,” alongside other well-known tracks from the same period.

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