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King back in the building
11:50am Saturday 13th September 2008
THE legend of the King continues...a show paying tribute to the early days of hip-swivelling rock’n’roll, the 1968 Comeback Special and Elvis' Las Vegas performances comes to Monmouth’s Blake Theatre in December.
This production features Lee “Memphis’ King, regarded as the UK’s most successful Elvis impersonator, finalist in The World’s Greatest Elvis and in the special edition of The Weakest Link both on BBC One.
Lee “Memphis’ King is at the Blake Theatre on Thursday, December 11, at 7.30pm.
All tickets cost £18.50 and are available from the box office on 01600 719401.
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