Attack of the Elvis Impersonators NYC Reviews and Tickets

76%

(187 Ratings)

Positive

78%

Mixed

17%

Negative

Members say

Funny, Entertaining, Quirky, Great singing, Clever

About the Show

An irreverent new musical comedy featuring an original score, swooning fangirls, an Antichrist, world peace, a social media star, the spirit of Elvis...and, of course, a hero!

When Drac Frenzie, a burnt-out, world-famous heavy metal icon decides to save himself from self-destruction by impersonating Elvis, a miracle occurs—which leads to him not only saving himself, but also the world. This show satirizes everything from self-identity to society to organized religion. 'Attack of the Elvis Impersonators' will make you howl as it converts you to Hound Dog: the new religion of peace.

Show-Score Member Reviews (187)

Great acting, Great singing, Edgy, Quirky

See it if You enjoy high energy rock musicals that are campy and over the top. Excellent acting with many Broadway actors.

Don't see it if You're not willing to suspend disbelief at the scifi plot. This was way better than what the critics said!

Entertaining, Ambitious, Amusing

See it if You want to see talented actors and enjoy a light-hearted musical.

Don't see it if You are looking for a play with substance. Read more

Entertaining, Funny, Great singing, Great acting, Fun

See it if You are not looking for a serious performance. You want to have a fun night out. You want to have the hound dog song stuck in your head (lol

Don't see it if You don't like silly, funny performances. You don't want to laugh. You are too serious and don't know how to lighten up. Read more

Clever, Delightful, Funny, Entertaining, Quirky

See it if A throwback rock musical intrigues you

Don't see it if You're looking for a polished Broadway musical

Funny, Entertaining, Great staging, Quirky

See it if You like silly comedies and want to have a lot of fun.

Don't see it if If you want a well developed story or don't like musicals.

Funny, Dizzying, Ambitious, Entertaining, Great singing

See it if You enjoy camp. These actors go for it, and it makes the production really fun.

Don't see it if You don't enjoy camp. The story is silly. And you can either love or hate this style of work.

Entertaining, Great acting, Great singing, Great staging, Refreshing

See it if you have an open mind, and just going in for some good singing and acting. The story is a bit out there, but you will enjoy it. I did.

Don't see it if you want a serious show. Read more

Over-the-top, Great singing, Campy, Silly fun, Ambitious

See it if you're 100% CLEAR this isn't classic theatre. Show is pure camp & silly fun. The singing is good-to-excellent, especially Wiley & Sciotto.

Don't see it if before seeing ANYTHING, you need to read "professional" critics' thoughts & personal edicts (reviews on the left). See what YOU want to see. Read more

Critic Reviews (10)

"The Attention Deficit Disorder Musical. Lory Lazarus, who perpetrated the book, music, and lyrics, just staggers from premise to premise, seizing on some new plot point and leaving whole subplots behind to die of malnutrition. Some of them contain good ideas. More don’t...The cast, directed by Stephenson to be broad, broad, broad, shouts a lot, runs up and down a lot...For all their good work, they seem to lack enthusiasm; the skimpy applause after most numbers must be a downer."
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"Now take the creativity of Lazarus and add expert direction by the masterful Don Stephenson; choreography by theatre veteran Melissa Zaremba; and music direction, arrangements, and orchestration by Benjamin Rauhala and you’ve set a plan in motion for a production you can’t help falling in love with!...This high-spirited show pays homage to Elvis in the most infectious of ways. Full of energy and exuberance, it is pure escapist entertainment with heart and messages of kindness."
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