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We spent a lot of money to see the story of Elvis’ childhood friend Sam Bell who we’d never heard of, and for a show called Elvis Evolution there is remarkably little Elvis for the first hour, just a lot of bad acting - I have seen better produced school plays. The 2nd half is just Elvis on a big screen with a 3 piece live band - all very underwhelming. The after party was no better and we left after about 5 minutes. Save your money and don’t bother with this absolute rubbish It was and appalling experience.

I'd not read any reviews before we went on the 26th September. I didn't know what to expect, except there was not going to be a hologram of Elvis. I had not expectations And thoroughly enjoyed every minute, I thought the performances were incredible I loved the way the performance was broken in to acts the films and graphics were great . The 68 special act was tremendous you really felt you were there. My friend and I are super Elvis fans and we both felt we had had a really well performed experience.

Elvis Evolution London This show is a complete waste of time and money. When tickets first went on sale it was billed as a hologram experience This show is very little to do with Elvis at all. it was hyped as a never seen before, totally new experience, with a hologram when tickets went on sale in October 2024. It is not as advertised. I bought my tickets pre-sale in October 2024. It was delayed and then, without any warning to ticket holders, we were advised to change dates as it was not opening until July. As I believed I was seeing an Al version of Elvis ( a hologram) I changed the date and went in July 2024. To say I was disappointed is an understatement. There was so little Elvis I believe it should not have been sold under his name at all. Myself, and many many others are fighting to get a refund due to the false advertising and therefore mis sold tickets.

Awful. A very low grade theatrical performance, not all what was advertised or what we were expecting. £150 wasted, I’m so annoyed, I wish we hadn’t bothered.

If you want to see an incoherent school play then this is for you! Flashing lights with a ghost train smoke machine does not make an experience immersive. Essentially just a number of bars where the drinks are not included. But the biggest issue is there is no Elvis. Get your friends round to your home and stream him on TV it will be much more enjoyable and you may actually get to see Elvis!

We didn’t see Elvis. We didn’t hear Elvis. Instead, we got his childhood friend narrating what sounded like a rejected school essay while actors gamely wrestled with a script so bad it should come with a health warning. Honestly, the poor cast deserve medals for bravery. The “diner” at the start? Less Heartbreak Hotel, more outpatient clinic. I half expected someone in a white coat to call my name and ask for a urine sample. The storyline was so tenuous it made conspiracy theories look watertight. At the interval, we decided life was too short. Trouble was—we couldn’t find a way out. Like Elvis himself, the exit had left the building. We had to be escorted to freedom. To be fair, the chap who guided us out was very apologetic, as though he knew he was liberating prisoners of war. In short: I went in with low expectations. Elvis Evolution managed to limbo-dance right under them and into the basement.

The show was a complete disappointment and easily the worst one I’ve ever paid to see. Schools create better quality performances. Nothing like what was promoted and the quality of the footage was bad and far too much emphasis on his friends character than of the actual music of Elvis… you know the one the show is supposed to be idolising. Think the budget was spent on the bar areas (probably need a drink after that) rather than the performance itself. Not worth your time or money sadly.

Please don’t listen to all the ‘bad’ reviews. If you’re looking for a holographic Elvis then don’t go. If you’re looking for talented performers to run you through the ‘68 comeback special then don’t hesitate. We were gifted the tickets from our kids and have to say we loved it. Bear in mind that to see a show anywhere in London you are a minimum of £70 and you would need binoculars!!! Here you are within metres of the cast and to be fair they are great. No it’s not Elvis and we didn’t expect it to be, but the way they have done it is nowhere near anything people are moaning about. Don’t get me wrong, I would most certainly not be paying anything more than a standard ticket as you don’t get much more for the upgrades. Go for standard tickets, but a couple of dronks and have a great wee night like we did with absolutely no expectations.