Sammy Davis Jr. News

Star Search grand champion-turned-Tony nominee Sam Harris takes the stage at 54 Below on May 13 in a show solo show.

Write messagearea AUTHOR: USE DATE: AUTHOR'S MESSAGE: EDITOR'S MESSAGE: Write byline Write body WORCESTER - Ring-a-ding-ding! Those were the watchwords Sunday afternoon at The Hanover Theatre for the Performing Arts at 2 Southbridge St.

Racegoers at Sandown Park can enjoy a summer's evening swinging back to 1960s America with a live theatrical performance by a rat pack tribute band.

Members of the South Shore Rotary perform during the 15th annual musical extravaganza last night in the Music Hall at the Snug Harbor Cultural Center and Botanical Garden in Livingston THE CONTEST RESULTS : A Dean Martin standard was the runaway top vote-getter in the "A AoeMusical Favorites" contest held in conjunction with the South Shore ... (more)

Straight from Las Vegas comes the award winning tribute show, The Rat Pack is Back, live on The Ogunquit Playhouse stage May 22 to June 8. The dynamic show has all the swing and swagger of the original Rat Pack, and recreates the days when this cool lounge act was the hottest show on the Las Vegas strip.

It's fun all the way as the "Purveyors of Cool" - better known as The Rat Pack Vegas Spectacular Show - swing into Shugborough on Saturday, June 1 with a sensational show featuring the greatest music of the 20th century.

DIRECT from London's Leicester Square Theatre, The Rat Pack is Back is to be performed at Wisbech's newest entertainment venue, The Act Theatre, later this month.

It's fun all the way as the "Purveyors of Cool" - better known as The Rat Pack Vegas Spectacular Show - swing into Shugborough on Saturday, June 1 with a sensational show featuring the greatest music of the 20th century.

Have you ever seen the original Ocean's Eleven ? The one from 1960, I mean, with Sammy Davis, Jr.

Miami - Back in New York City, circa 1985, a 12-year old boy by the name of Savion Glover was bringing down the house in a Broadway show called, "The Tap Dance Kid." It was the height of the breakdancing and graffiti era, and every youth from Park Avenue to Harlem wanted to be involved in the electric happenings of the city.