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The Elvis Years
Now in its 20 th year, The Elvis Years, led by original West End lead Mario Kombou, embarks on its biggest ever tour of the UK and beyond.
Undoubtedly the UK’s premier Elvis theatre production, this stunning show takes the audience on a fantastic journey through all the years The King ruled the airwaves.
With a full cast of West End talent, a spectacular set, breathtaking lights and awesome video content, Mario and the band deliver over 50 golden greats, charting the rise and rise of the boy from Tupelo – from the early hits ‘That’s Alright Mama’, ‘Don’t Be Cruel’ and ‘I Got Stung’ all the way through to the legendary Las Vegas concerts with ‘In the Ghetto’, ‘The Wonder of You’ and of course ‘Suspicious Minds’.
Undoubtedly the UK’s premier Elvis theatre production, this stunning show takes the audience on a fantastic journey through all the years The King ruled the airwaves.
With a full cast of West End talent, a spectacular set, breathtaking lights and awesome video content, Mario and the band deliver over 50 golden greats, charting the rise and rise of the boy from Tupelo – from the early hits ‘That’s Alright Mama’, ‘Don’t Be Cruel’ and ‘I Got Stung’ all the way through to the legendary Las Vegas concerts with ‘In the Ghetto’, ‘The Wonder of You’ and of course ‘Suspicious Minds’.
Sunday 13 July
The Festival Theatre at Hever Castle Kent TN8 7NG
Sun 13 July 8pmTwo Sisters’ Theatre
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