The jukebox musical Million Dollar Quartet opens at a temporary venue near Marble Arch.
According to The Guardian Culture, the jukebox musical Million Dollar Quartet opens at a temporary venue near Marble Arch in London. The show replays the 1956 gathering of Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, Carl Perkins and Jerry Lee Lewis with a brisk script and vigorous performances, at a temporary base next to Marble Arch while the Arts theatre is closed for major works. It notes that almost 70 years have passed since their Sun Studios session at Sam Phillips’ in Memphis, during which they recorded about 40 songs.
Key facts
- 01Title: Million Dollar Quartet, a jukebox musical.
- 02Opens at a temporary venue near Marble Arch, London.
- 03The show features Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, Carl Perkins and Jerry Lee Lewis from the 1956 Sun Studios gathering.
- 04The Arts theatre is closed for major works; the production has a temporary base next to Marble Arch.
- 05The session at Sun Studios produced about 40 songs, and the event occurred almost 70 years ago.
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