Dean Martin, Frank Sinatra, Joey Bishop, and Sammy Davis, Jr? Yep! That’s right the gang is all here! The Rat Pack is Back has taken over the stage of Mesa Arts Center and Phoenix’s Orpheum Theatre this week. The show hit the stage in on Main Street in Mesa and this weekend can be seen in Phoenix through Sunday.
For this week’s Feature Friday we wanted to share videos from some of the men’s appearances from this week!
The Rat Pack stopped by the Fox 10 Morning Show on Tuesday and had quite a fun time messing around with the hosts Rick D’Amico and Andrea Robinson, check out the guys below!
The men also had a visit over to Sonoran Living and spent some time trying to woo the lovely Ms. Andi Barness…
Yes, as a matter of fact, Dean Martin did try to ask Andi out after the segment was over, these guys don’t break character at all!
In “The Rat Pack is Back”, Frank, Sammy, Joey and Dean are back and doing it “just one more time.” What ensues is an uncanny recreation of one of the Rat Pack’s raucous, antic-filled performances, featuring Bishop’s hilarious comedy and performances of timeless standards including Sinatra’s “You Make Me Feel So Young” and “A Foggy Day,” Martin’s “That’s Amoré” and Davis’ “Mr. Bojangles” – all with the backing of a swinging 12-piece live orchestra performing period perfect orchestrations.
If you are looking for something fun to do this weekend, head into Downtown Phoenix and catch one of their shows!
There are matinees and evening shows throughout the weekend, for tickets you can go straight to the box office or check out www.theaterleague.com
Hello! Happy Friday to you all! It has been a beautiful week, I hope you’ve been enjoying the (slightly) cooler fall weather like everyone here at ANDERSON has!
This week for #FeatureFriday we wanted to share a contest we are running with KEZ 99.9 for our client Theater League in search of a munchkin!
Theater League is the national Broadway presenter for both the Mesa Arts Center & Orpheum Theater and this year the first show of their season is The Wizard of Oz.
The show will be in Mesa, December 6th-7th & Phoenix, December 8th-11th
When Dorothy comes to town in December she will be joined by a lucky little (literally) Phoenician who gets a walk-on role in the show!
The ‘Valley’s Next Top Munchkin’ contest is easy to enter, entrants just need to submit a video showcasing their munchkin skills ie their ability to sing in unison, dance and have lots of enthusiasm and expression! The winner will then get the chance to be the one and only walk on role joining the other munchkin cast for Theater League’s production of Wizard of Oz.
Basic Requirements for the Valley’s Next Top Munchkin Entrants:
- Age: 8-13 years old.
- Height Maximum: 5′ (five feet tall)
- Weight Maximum: 100 lbs
- A variety of shapes and sizes within the parameters are encouraged.
- Selected “Munchkin” winner will need to be available for at least six rehearsals with Greasepaint Youtheatre in preparation for their role as a Munchkin in the live performance of Theater League’s production of The Wizard of Oz.
Interested in entering? Check out the contest page here!
You can also get tickets for the Mesa shows here and the Orpheum performances here : )
Hello again! It’s time for another addition of #FeatureFriday !
This week we have a little preview for the upcoming production of Wizard of Oz presented by Theater League, the national Broadway presenter for both the Mesa Arts Center (MAC) in downtown Mesa and the Orpheum Theater in Phoenix. Dorothy will be crashing down in Oz this December.
We are excited to be working with Theater League to promote their entire season, both at MAC and Orpheum Theater in the coming months you will be seeing television spots and hearing radio promotions as well.
Theater League has a very diverse set of shows this season, with Wizard of Oz, The Rat Pack is Back, My Fair Lady, and Rock of Ages, there really is something for every one!
Follow the yellow brick road to get your individual show tickets! (or click here for MAC tickets or here for Phoenix Orpheum tickets)
