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The King, a Rock-n-Roll Comedy about the Return of Elvis

Maverick Theater (110 E Walnut Fullerton, CA 92832)
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Full Price:
$20.00
Our Price:
$10.00*
4.5 by 30 members
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The Maverick Theater invites you to experience a one-of-a-kind production that reunites audiences with one of the greatest performers of our time. The King is a rock-n-roll comedy about the return of Elvis, featuring a sampler of all that is Elvis, suitable for all ages.

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The last date listed for The King was Friday April 14, 2006 / 8:00pm.

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110 E Walnut
Fullerton, CA 92832
714-526-7070
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I feel sorry for anyone who missed this amazing show! It was non-stop entertainment. Frank Tryon's performance as Elvis was right on I never for one second believed that he wasn't "The King" come back to life. The entire cast was awesome. I particularly enjoyed the live music with top notch vocals from Amber Snead backed by some solid singers and incredible musicians. I wish this show was still running!
Written on Apr 17 2006

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The music and vocal by "The King" were great. I especially enjoyed the humor and story line.
Written on Mar 13 2006

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The King, played by Frank Tryon, was great. He took me back to the late 50's and the songs we played on our little 45 player. Mark Coyan who played Vic Paker was another of my favorites. Well written and staged, this show is one of my favorites, I have seen it twice this time and brought friends along to enjoy. Well don everyone. Don't miss this one.
Written on Mar 27 2006

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Quotes & Highlights

  • 2002 Best Show --O.C. Register
  • "If Elvis ever did come back, everything would be played out just as writer/director Brian Newell scripted it." --O.C. Register 

Description

<p>Written and directed by Brian Newell. </p> <p>The King begins with Elvis being unfrozen from a cryogenic freeze he secretly under went in 1977. As the story unfolds you join him on an Elvis adventure in the Twenty First Century where he battles the elements of commercialism, corporate lawsuits, science and technology.</p> <p>Befriended by a family in a small Mississippi town, a troubled Elvis, scared by his old lifestyle, is determined to prove who he is through his musical talent. Will the world believe him, will he find peace at last– well, you know he is the King.</p> <p>The King has performed to sold-out audiences in Fullerton, Orange, Brea and Buena Park. The show’s overwhelming mass appeal to all ages is the very reason it continues to be requested since it’s original run in June 2002. This current staging has some re-writes as well as new performers in many of the leading roles. The production continues to use a unique combination of rear screen projected sets and video sequences and a live band to perform over 20 of Elvis’ biggest hits.</p>