The Million Dollar Quartet Tickets

We've been to Sun Studios in Memphis & watched Sun Stusios TV series on CMT. This made it all go full circle. The muis was grest. The actors did a great job, except for Elvis. He was a disappointment. The Jerry Lee Lewis & Johnny Cash were spot on with their inactments. Same manerisms as the real singers. I also liked that the was not an intermission. If you love that era of music or are curious, this is the play to see.

This is my second time at Genesee and it was as great as the first and now I have 2 more shows I purchased Tickets for. I also recommend if your are going to sit in the lower section stay in the single alphabet the overhang can cut off your view depending on whats happening on the stage.

One in a million experience! A Must See event! Would definitely go again.

Million Dollar Quartet was a great show. I enjoyed the history behind that night and all the artists were amazing. They brought a piece of history to life.

This was a truly enjoyable performance. The only thing I did not like was at the beginning some of the performers were drowned out by the instruments.. You could not hear them. It got better as it went along. It was educational as to how this event happened as well as the background to Sun Records.

We had seen this show years ago and a similar one recently.The singers did a good job of recreating the stars on that night in Memphis. The "Johnny Cash" didn't sound like a baritone when he spoke but when he sang, he was pretty close. According to history, Elvis' girlfriend was not a singer so I'm not sure why they make a point of having her sing in the show, but she was talented, just not needed.

Waited a long time to see this show and the wait was worth it. Great energy and totally enjoyable.

If you saw the original production in Chicago you will be disappointed. The storyline is slightly different and the cast is not nearly as talented. If you are a first timer you will enjoy it as the music is toe tapping and the performance lively, and based on a true story. But for me, not up to par with what I saw in the past

I saw the show at a casino venue used to having rockstars and the like and there was plenty wrong with the venue. The performances, however, were so stellar that I forgot all of the bad things that happened and had the time of my life, as did everyone else who I talked to about the show. The show-goers all had their phones out and the folding chairs on the floor were too close together. (I weigh 220 pounds and was seated between two men both nearly double my size.) The show was preceded by some amateur carols (including 'Silent Night' translated into the Choctaw language) which I found to be sweet, odd, and overall cute. But the performances were stellar, especially those of Elvis, his (oh my god, gorgeous - talented - and again, gorgeous) lovely girlfriend, Johnny Cash and Carl Perkins. The scene stealer was the bass player - I kid you not. Spotlights were errant often, and mic cues were missed seldom - but for one night? An amazing performance. I would suggest seeing it if it tours near you.

Disappointing!! Was expecting more songs from the likes of Elvis Presley, Jerry Lee Lewis, Carl Perkins, & Johnny Cash. Too much Actor talking and not enough music songs.

Definitely worth time and money to see. Great performances by those portraying the music legends.

We have seen this production in Vegas and this was every bit as good. The performers were exciting; the production was beautiful and the music fantastic. And BTW: Congratulations to the Choctaw singers. they were wonderful and we were so pleased to hear them and speak to some of them following the show!

A little slow. Too much theatrics and not enough of the playing of the actual music!

Enjoyed the show. Was interesting and kept my attention all through the show.

I watched all these guys at the times that were presented in the show. I applaud the actor that played Jerry Lee Lewis. He had the man down to a tee. The only two good things one could ever say about Jerry was he could sing and play the piano. Elvis Presley was my guy. The problem with imitators of Elvis is they work so hard to do his movements, and facial expressions that they come off fake. Elvis once gave an interview in which he said, I don't know, when the music starts, I just can't be still. Facial movement, even Elvis didn't play Elvis all the time. My advice to anyone trying to be Elvis,should watch and learn Elvis. You either have the rhythm or not. I came to be entertained, not talked to death. I came to hear music and stand up and sing and shout. Only the last song, could we stand up. There was no break in the performance for the audience to stand and re-coup. That made for a long show. I also didn't appreciate the cursing in the show. It looked to be a hard job for the actors for just one performance.

Million Dollar Quartet was an awesome show. Performers were outstanding. Presentation was memorable.

We enjoyed this show so much! If we could have, we would have gone again and again again.

We attended the December 1st show with some friends. We all thought the show was excellent. We loved the details of the story and how it was retold. The music and singing was exceptional and we absolutely loved it. Great job by the entire cast. If you are a fan of the music of any of these artists, you will definitely enjoy this show.

Was an unforgettable experience, and would go again if given the opportunity

show was good, the venue seating was very small in the lower level 101 The opening act of Xmas singers was lacking and overall terrible. The female actress in the million dollar show played too big a part in the show and was over dramatic With the acting and singing parts in the show, ugh The show is about chance meeting for 5 legendary people not her....