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Mad Men and Frank Sinatra Dinner Musical Revue

Join in a delightful evening of FRANK SINATRA music, MAD MEN fashion and food commemorating FRANK SINATRA'S CENTENNIAL YEAR (born December 12, 1915) with a musical dinner revue by the extraordinary vocalist and pianist Dean Veleff. Close your eyes - you will swear Frank is the room!

Guests will be treated to an intimate candlelit setting where they will enjoy a classic 1960s cocktail sampler, three-course dinner and fashionably dressed staff. The show is selected beautiful and romantic arrangements of Sinatra's music performed live by the amazing impersonator voice of Dean Velleff.

THE EXPERIENCE

FIRST SHOW 5:45pm or SECOND SHOW 8:00pm
COCKTAIL RECEPTION
1960 Classic Dry Martini or Mint Julep

1960's DINNER SHOW MENU

FIRST COURSE 1960's CLASSIC SALAD
Iceberg Wedge Salad

SECOND COURSE 1960's CLASSIC ENTREE
Steak Diane, Golden Potato Gratin, Creamed Spinach
or
Roasted Squash, Creamed Celery Root, Brussel Sprouts, Fried Tobacco Onions, Spinach (Vegetarian Option)

THIRD COURSE 1960's CLASSIC DESSERT
Tunnel of Fudge Cake

TICKETS INCLUDE:
Mad Men Cocktail tasting
Three-course dinner
Frank Sinatra musical revue performed by the incomparable Dean Velleff
Mad Men Fashion expose

$45.00

Additional Alcohol; Sales Tax; 20% Gratuity Charge are not included and will be presented at the end of show.

ABOUT DEAN VELLEFF
Dean Velleff is a captivating, smooth, sophisticated, and elegant singer/ pianist/ composer. He's the definitive standard American musical artist. Melodic and harmonic movement is Dean's rule in composing, while he's highly inspired to be original. He has the voice and phrasing so amazingly like Sinatra's one believes you are listening to a Sinatra recording while Dean's unique style shines through. Trained and gifted musician -keyboard player, singer, composer, arranger, and recording artist. Dean has is presently doing productions in most genres of music with state-of-the-art digital recording gear.

DRESS
Adding to the experience is the "dressing-up" for a dinner show. To enhance your experience we recommend our guest to come in cocktail attire and better yet dress up from the 1940's - 1960's.