From Las Vegas to Sioux Falls, SD, "The Sinatra Experience" is a brilliant tribute to Frank Sinatra featuring Vegas-sensation Dave Halston
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SIOUX FALLS, S.D. - WisconsinEagle -- Sioux Falls goes Vegas on October 16 with an exhilarating and truly authentic musical tribute to Frank Sinatra. Performing with original music arrangements, "The Sinatra Experience" brings the Sinatra sound and swagger to the stage with a swanky Vegas vibe. This national tour stop at the Orpheum Theater Center promises an exciting evening of fun, laughter, and a zesty lineup of Frank Sinatra's most popular songs. Suitable for all ages, the 90-minute show is a rapid-paced nostalgic journey you don't want to miss.

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Critics have raved about Halston's tribute to the iconic Sinatra, calling it "stunning," "spot-on," and a "brilliant interpretation."

Halston has impressed more than a few Sinatra fans. After seeing Dave perform, Frank's widow, Barbara Sinatra, called his performance "WONDERFUL!" She was brought to tears after hearing Halston's rendition of Frank's signature song, "My Way." Among others, Halston has notably entertained Jeanne Martin (Mrs. Dean Martin), recording artists Michael Feinstein and Steve Tyrell, and Mr. Las Vegas himself, Wayne Newton.

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Like Sinatra, Dave's natural charm and charisma is genuine and captivating. He displays that familiar swagger while effortlessly delivering that smooth ribbon of sound. Halston does something few performers can do–a tribute to "Frank" that is truly authentic!

Performance video segments may be found by clicking on the following links:

VIDEO 1 "The Sinatra Experience"


VIDEO 2 "The Sinatra Experience"



About the Orpheum Theater Center

The Orpheum Theater Center in downtown Sioux Falls features three distinct spaces:

• 686-seat Historic Orpheum Theater, built in 1913
• Anne Zabel Studio Theater with room for up to 250 people

The three spaces are all connected by a large lobby and concessions area, and the building also boasts an outdoor patio area. The center hosts plays, concerts, dance and other forms of entertainment throughout the year. It is also a venue for weddings, meetings, banquets, conferences, trade shows and much more. The Orpheum Theater was listed on the national register of historic places in 1983. These historical plaques were created in honor of the centennial celebration of the Orpheum Theater.

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On July 1, 2019, Washington Pavilion Management Inc. took over operations for the Orpheum Theater Center, both in managing the facility and ticketing events.

About Washington Pavilion Management, Inc (WPMI)

Washington Pavilion Management, Inc is a private 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization and the largest arts organization in the state. The management company oversees and programs two historic City of Sioux Falls facilities: the Washington Pavilion of Arts and Science and the Orpheum Theater Center. The company also provides professional management services, including administration; arts, science and educational programming; ticketing; event management; marketing; and more to other arts and nonprofit organizations. For information, please call 605-367-6000 or visit www.washingtonpavilion.org.