"The biggest cheer of the night was saved for the encore when Frank took to the stage for My Way, and, when the whole cast closed the show with Memories Are Made of This, it didn't take long for several members of the audience to get to their feet and offer a standing ovation.
For nearly two hours the spirit of the "family von Rat" had been resurrected and what a show it was."
Ipswich Evening Star - Jo MacDonald - 3 March

"If you are looking for a new Frank Sinatra, look no further than Stephen Triffitt. No one can exactly replicate Sinatra’s phrasing but Triffitt comes the closest. His reading of My Way and New York, New York comes with an ace."
Brighton Evening Argus - Mike Howard - Thursday 21st November 2002

"Those of us not lucky enough to have seen the Kings of Cool during their height of fame in Las Vegas are being offered a second coming. The chic show opened with Sinatra classic The Lady is A Tramp. Stephen Triffitt emerged as Frank through a smoky stage, perfectly grasping the sound of the Rat Pack leader."
Alexandra Theatre, Birmingham - Evening Mail - Alison Dayani

"Triffitt’s resemblance to Sinatra, both physically and vocally, was remarkable (“eerie” was the expert analysis). Impersonators have often said that Old Blue Eyes was one of the hardest routines to perfect and yet Triffitt slips into his skin with ease. The voice and the mannerisms flow so naturally that it is easy to forget he isn’t the real thing."
Raving about The Rat pack - Simon Pluckrose - Basingstoke Gazette Extra

"Stephen Triffit, as Frank Sinatra, steals the limelight in 'The Rat Pack', a tribute to Ol' Blue Eyes and sidekicks Dean Martin and Sammy Davis Jnr, which opened at the Grand, Wolverhampton on Tuesday for a five-night run."
Ol' Blue Eyes is back - Wolverhampton Grand - Bridgnorth Journal - D.W.

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