Theatre Poster, 'Elvis to the Max' The Orchestral Sessions (musical) performed by Max Pellicano commencing 2nd August 2013 at The Athenaeum Melbourne
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Max Pellicano is 'Elvis to the Max' The Orchestral SessionsElvis Presley was a cultural icon, the King of Rock and Roll or simply "The King".
Relive his glory days as the legend lives on in a very special concert event entitled "The Orchestral Sessions". Featuring an 18-piece Orchestra starring one of the world's first and most-successful Elvis impersonators Max Pellicano, whose uncanny resemblance and equally chilling performance has mesmerised Australians over the last two decades.
Pellicano's tribute ‘Elvis to the Max’ is rated by global media as going beyond mere impersonation. His recreation of "The King" looks, moves, vocal style, impressions and humour is so accurate, it’s awe-inspiring.
