The Sinatra Jukebox

Welcome toSinatra Jukebox, a show full of surprises as star of the West Ends Rat Pack Gary Williams and virtuoso Harry the Piano ("One of the world's great improvisers" Classic FM) perform whatever the audience requests from 100 of Ol Blue Eyes best loved hits.One Voice, One piano, One Hundred Songs... the rest is up to you...Star of the West Ends Rat Pack Gary Williams has no idea what hes doing. Only the audience know whats coming next and Gary waits for their command. Welcome to Sinatra Jukebox, a show full of surprises as Gary performs whatever the audience requests from 100 of Ol Blue Eyes best loved hits.
Described by The Times as One of the best voices Britain has ever produced. Williams has performed all over the world including Los Angeles, Tokyo, Melbourne and Sinatras original Palm Springs home.
Gary is joined by Harry the Piano who plays absolutely anything on piano (Staggering virtuosity The Sunday Times, An uncanny ability The Independent), has YouTube hits of over three million and is known for playing any tune in any style upon request (The best damn pianist in the civilised world Jonathan Ross).
Sharpen your pencils and catch Gary Williams and Harry the Piano, your very own walking, talking Sinatra Jukebox. Remember, if you dont like this show youve only got yourself to blame!Reviews:Sinatra Jukebox is one clever show. Besides performing some of the absolute copper-bottomed Sinatra hits we get a glimpse of two hugely skilled performers working with their audience to create a very special and absolute unique evening. If this is any kind of tribute show it is a tribute to the skills of two very remarkable entertainers! Stewart Collins, Artistic Director Henley Festival"Sinatra would have approved and you could almost believe he was there as Gary Williams and Harry the Piano celebrated his 100th birthday with 100 songs from which the audience selected their favourites. It is no wonder then that the delighted audience rose to its feet and demanded more." Cabaret ScenesPlease note that this event is General Admission. Seats are not assigned and may be chosen freely within the designated area.