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It's 1955, and a young guitar player who transforms everything and everyone he meets rides into a small town in a square little state. With songs like "Heartbreak Hotel," "Hound Dog," "Jailhouse Rock," and "Don't Be Cruel," this musical fantasy loosely based on Shakespeare's Twelfth Night will have you jumping out of your “Blue Suede Shoes” What's not to adore about a musical that has Elvis Presley's music?
The very best of luck to our male and female chorus and our leading cast which include:
Chad: Aaron Mathews
Natalie: Chloe Copas
Dennis: Max Valentine
Miss Sandra: Fiona Mullen
Jim Haller: Brian Halpin
Sylvia: Medbh Burns
Lorraine: Hannah Mullen
Dean: Cian Kennedy
Mayor Matilda: Patricia Savage
Sheriff Earl: Tim Ahern
You don’t want to miss this stellar of a show. Get your tickets now. Tickets can be bought online at www.antain.ie, in person at the box office at An Táin Arts Centre or by phone on 0429332332.
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