The show includes multimedia clips that recall

the events of the turbulent '60's and highlight

America's first experience of the "Fab Four",

and the hysteria that became "Beatlemania".

(Sometimes, when requested, they add

dancing girls to their production. In the course

of the show, they not only dance to the Beatles'

hits, but evolve from the teenyboppers of the

early '60's to the flower children

of the psychedelic era.)

The tribute show features more than thirty

Beatles songs, and every stage of their career

is included. It begins with a recreation of their

1964 debut on the "Ed Sullivan Show", in

matching black Edwardian suits and boots,

performing early hits like "I Wanna Hold

Your Hand" and "She Loves You". Changing

into the proper multicolored satin uniforms

, the band then performs songs from the

"Sergeant Pepper" era such as "A Day In The Life"

and "Penny Lane". Finally, they cover the hippie

days of "Abbey Road" and "Let It Be". All the

vocals are performed live, and each performer

plays his proper instrument (well). The

instruments, like the costumes, are

authentic Beatle originals.

They were voted the northern Nevada's

"Cabaret Show of the Year" for two years running.