Legends In Concert

As a musician I know when someone is talented and when they are going through the motions. The cast currently appearing at Legends in Concert were definitely NOT going through the motions. What a wonderfully talented group! We enjoyed them so much that we went back to see them again two nights later.
The current performers, all of whom were amazing were:
Reba Mcentire — Wendy T
Elvis — Dean Z
The Blues Brothers — Dan Meisner and Russ Peterson
Lionel Richie — David Lawrence
Rod Stewart — Rob Caudill
Additionally, the band was really tight and excellent.
This is a show not to miss!

Extremely low-​budget celebrity impersonation show. My family and I decided to catch a show because their timeshare provided complimentary vouchers. We showed up on a Thursday evening (9−10−15) and the acts consisted of Rod Stewart, Lionel Richie, the Blues Brothers, Reba McEntire, and Elvis.
Legends is located right across the street from Broadway on the Beach and the people-​watching over there is more entertaining. The theater seemed old and the audience was filled with even older patrons. Seriously, I was the youngest person there by AT LEAST thirty years. There really isn’t a bad seat in the theater since it’s on the smaller side. Don’t listen to ticket-​sellers who promote ‘VIP’ or ‘premium’ seats. They are not worth the extra dollars. The acts all interact with only those sitting in the first two to three rows in all sections.
There is a concession stand that night was manned (or should I say woman-​ned?) by two extremely lovely and friendly ladies. They sell sodas (coke products), bottled water, wine ($ 5 for a plastic cup), coffee, and those bud light lime-​a-​ritas and strawberitas. They also sell boxed candy and popcorn.
If you so choose, if you stay behind after the two hour show, the acts take pictures and sign autographs (why?! I have no clue). If celebrity impersonation shows are your jam, then I’d say definitely check out the show since they have a rotating list of performers throughout the year. Otherwise, try seeking out a different show.

I was visiting family from out of town and they had free tickets to the show. I would never go here by choice or if I had to pay for it. It felt very cheesy. Some acts like Prince were better than others. The backup dancers had a lot of energy. My parents loved it, but Legends is more their cup of tea. They do have concessions which are like movie theater prices. They also try to get you to buy a picture for 20 dollars. If you do go sit further back. We were in the second row and felt too close to the stage.

We had a blast at the show last week. Prince and Michael Jackson were amazing. I wasn’t a big fan of Katy Perry and would have loved to have more Michael instead but it was well worth the money. If you are in town and you’re looking for a fun show look no further.

My inlaws own a timeshare in MB and so every year they are offered discounted tickets to a show of their choice, and this year Legends In Concert won their vote. I was a little skeptical, its not something I would have chosen for myself, but I was actually pretty impressed. The 5 acts were Kenny Chesney, Katy Perry («Legend».?), The Blues Brothers, Elvis, and Michael Jackson. It was actually a great show, and the talent was pretty incredible. I wasnt expecting such great impersonators, but really they all did an exceptional job! My only disappointment was with MJ. While he looked, sounded, and danced like a boss, he didnt do a whole lot of singing. most of the singing was doneby the back up dancers and singers, and he did a lot of bouncing around and dancing. Dont get me wrong, everything he did was incredible, he did MJ justice thats for sure, I just wish he would’ve done more singing than he did. Otherwise, everything was pretty on point. we ended up all really enjoying the show. It was energetic, fun, and there was a lot of audience interaction, which was cool.
So, long story long, if youre in the area and looking for something entertaining and different, give this one a shot! I doubt youll be disappointed!

Good show and talent. Elvis was the highlight of the night … Eye candy. However, check the current acts before you go to make sure they are the acts you would want to see.

Great show for visitors and residents alike. I always enjoy which ever show I have seen, and I love to take any of our visitors. I know they will enjoy the show and talk about it for a long time. Worth it!

Saw the holiday rat pack and marilyn monroe show in November. I had fun at the holiday show with the characters. Dean made me laugh sprinkling booze on the crowd with his microphone. The others were good too, they were all talented and entertaining.
Marilyn was really funny. Like she was too much in a good way. Backup dancers were amazingggg. So much energy, quick costume changes, smiles the whole time and they didn’t miss the moves at all. Shows how hard they work and how much time they devote to practicing.
Good times.

I’m giving 3 stars only because the second half of the show redeemed the first part. The majority of the show seemed awkward at best. Frank Sinatra performer nailed it, but the rest didn’t quite have it down. Dancers might’ve been better if they were on a larger stage. The Marilyn performer was great when she interacted with the volunteer from the audience. Overall, pretty good show but not worth the hefty ticket price.

WE HAD A FREAKING BLAST AT THIS SHOW.
Five acts — Barry White, Johnny Cash, the Blues Brothers, Adele, and Elvis Presley.
My God were these people talented.
The guy who played Barry White looked like him, had that deep rumble seat voice, and did a great job. He said a lot of «Oh Babys» in that deep voice and had the ladies swooning.
The Johnny Cash guy was really good too, not only did he look and sing like him, but he did a great job playing the guitar like Cash did — holding the guitar neck way up high. He was great.
For my money, the two Blue Brothes stole the show. Man were they great. The guy who played Belushi looked just like him and sang like him. But the guy who played Ackroyd was scary good. He had his rapid fire deadpan delivery to a T. He had his manic dance moves down to a T. These guys were great and funny and engaged the crowd. They were terrific.
The Adele character had a strong voice and did a good job except for her opening song «Skyfall» which didnt have the power of the original. I thought «Adele» was an odd choice for this show. I would rather have seen someone from the time period represented– maybe someone like Chuck Berry or Tom Jones or James Brown or Diana Ross?
The Elvis guy was last and he had a great voice, great dance moves, and a winning personality. He didn’t look much like Elvis, in fact he reminded me of Steve Martin’s smirking Elvis-​like dentist character in Little Shop of Horrors. I liked the way he asked the crowd for suggestions and played them effortlessly.
For $ 50 we had great seats in the second row, and got a lot of laughs. Can’t beat that at all, can you?

I saw this show with my parents last week. The performers that night were Barry White, Adele, Blues Brothers and Elvis. The entire show was very entertaining, minus the Barry White performer, who looked like he was hit by a tranquilizer dart before the show. There is a concession stand that serves snacks, as well as beer and wine. I would definitely recommend seeing this show.

Quite entertaining! Barry White, Johnny Cash, The Blues Bros, Adele, and Elvis. Small theater, comfortable seats. Glad we went.

I am not a fan of watching people dress up and look like celebrities, however my neighbor had invited me to see the show, and I accepted. I was pleasantly surprised that this small theater provides excellent viewing from all seats.
We saw a very, very handsome Alan Jackson, better looking than the original. A very bad Celine Dion look-​alike, however, her gestures, mannerisms and voice brought you there. Some Blues Brothers look-​alikes danced all over the stage. It was a great show that I enjoyed with my neighbors.

It was fun to watch. It seemed so real. The Michael Jackson one was like spot on. They did a great job. Though, during break time, people mostly got food. The food was pretty expensive. Overall, I had a good experience here.

Fun evening in Myrtle Beach! 5 impersonators performing for 2 hours! Our show included Barry White, Madonna, Blues Brothers, Michael Jackson, and Elvis! You get a photo with a legend on the way in and can purchase it at intermission for $ 20. No photos/​videos after the show, but you can after in the lobby! Madonna and MJ definitely have the harder parts with costume changes! Best parts for me were MJ and Blues Brothers. Barry White was a great impersonator, just not a huge fan. Madonna had the impersonation down, just not the voice! We’ve seen much better Elvis impersonators! Overall it was a great show!
Just some tips, if you dont want to interact with the legends during th show request a seat in the middle of an aisle. If you go there to purchase, they will probably allow you to go in and check out the seating to choose the best option for you. They’re are also booths with tables and the table can be moved for your comfort! Also, try the strawberry banana smoothie at the snack bar!