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Million Dollar Quartet Christmas

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Million Dollar Quartet Christmas is a holiday jukebox musical and a seasonal follow-up to Million Dollar Quartet, the stage work about a 1956 recording session involving Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis, and Carl Perkins. Colin Escott is credited as the writer, and the production uses songs associated with those early rock-and-roll performers within a Christmas setting. It is intended for theatre audiences seeking a music-led seasonal revue.

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What is Million Dollar Quartet Christmas a follow-up to?

Million Dollar Quartet Christmas is a seasonal follow-up to the stage musical Million Dollar Quartet. The original work centers on a 1956 recording session involving Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis, and Carl Perkins.

Which musicians appear in the story behind Million Dollar Quartet Christmas?

The connected Million Dollar Quartet story features Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis, and Carl Perkins. The Christmas revue uses that rock-and-roll history as its foundation for a holiday show.

Who wrote Million Dollar Quartet Christmas?

Colin Escott is credited as the writer. The production is structured as a holiday jukebox musical and seasonal revue.

What kind of show is Million Dollar Quartet Christmas?

It is a holiday jukebox musical, meaning the story is built around familiar songs rather than an entirely original score. It continues the musical world associated with the 1956 Sun Records session.

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