Sinatra The Man And His Music Tickets

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SINATRA - A MUSICAL LEGEND

Sinatra The Man & His Music will play at the London Palladium this summer, 65 years since Frank Sinatra’s first ever European concert took place at the London Palladium in July 1950.

In the centenary year of the legendary entertainer’s birth, this extraordinary new multi-media show –the only UK production with the endorsement and support of the Sinatra family and produced in association with Frank Sinatra Enterprises - features ultra-rare and original master recordings of Frank Sinatra. Using cutting edge technology and never-before-seen performance footage, the show takes us on a journey through Sinatra’s life, told by the man himself alongside personal family photographs and film.

Audiences will experience the music of the most iconic voice of a generation, including his greatest hits such as Come Fly With Me, Fly Me To The Moon, New York, New York and My Way.

Accompanied by a 24-piece orchestra and a company of 20 dancers and singers, the show is a celebration of Frank Sinatra’s life and times; to many the world’s greatest entertainer.

Frank Sinatra Jr said: “2015 is the year of my father’s centennial. One of the most exciting events we have planned is this London show. My father first played the Palladium in July 1950, so it is fitting that the show will debut in the historic venue, as London was one of his favourite cities in the entire world. We hope his many British fans will come and celebrate with us as the magic Ol’ Blue Eyes will soon be back in town.”DID YOU KNOW - FRANK SINATRA?



• Was a gifted amateur painter.

• Was named Entertainer of The Century in the year 2000.

• Was the first choice to play the lead in “Dirty Harry”, but broke his finger before filming began, and had to pull out of the production.

• The Beatles song “Something” was one of his favourite songs.

• He and the other members of the Rat Pack were banned from Marilyn Monroe’s funeral by Monroe’s husgand, Joe di Maggio.

• In 1963, his son Frank Sinatra Jr. was kidnapped, and he was told to call the kidnappers from payphones. During one call, he ran out of coins, and was afraid that this had cost him his son’s life. He paid the $250,000 ransom, his son was returned, and the kidnappers were eventually caught. But Sinatra always carried a roll of dimes with him from that day forward; he was even buried with a roll of dimes!

• Is one of only five performers to have achieved both a Number One single and an Oscar for Best Actor or Actress: the others are Cher, Barbra Streisand, Bing Crosby and Jamie Foxx.

• To mark his 80th birthday in 1995, the Empire State Building glowed blue.

• The inscription on his tombstone reads, “The best is yet to come”.

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