Theatre SilCo

I have just attended the Sun Records performance, and it was amazing. Being from Orlando I have seen countless forms of theater and these performers were absolutely captivating. The musical numbers were all around high quality and passionate (the stunts surprised me). During intermission everyone all I could here anyone talk about is how much they were enjoying the show with, "this is the most incredible thing I have ever seen" being my favorite comment. I took some time to just observe the audience and their reactions of childlike joy and excitement melted my heart. The set and lighting were all beautifully done which allowed everyone to truly be emersed and connect with the story being told.

Fabulous from start to finish! Million Dollar Quartet at Theatre SilCo was absolutely outstanding. The cast was incredibly talented, capturing the energy, charisma, and musical brilliance of Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis, and Carl Perkins. The live music was phenomenal, the performances were authentic, and the entire production had the audience clapping, singing along, and smiling from beginning to end. If you love rock 'n' roll or simply appreciate exceptional live theater, this is a must-see. Bravo to the entire cast, musicians, and crew for an unforgettable evening!

We just saw the Million Dollar Quartet and absolutely love it! If I could leave more than 5 stars, I would. The performers were top notch: the acting was amazing, the singing outstanding and their energy was off the charts! Go see this show! You will leave so happy!

We attended the presentation last night, and it was the best one yet in the 3 years we have attended Silco's presentations! Loved it so much, we are returning with 4 friends later this month! Don't miss it! Outstanding talent and we came out singing and smiling! Excellent Show!

Outstanding show maybe the best ever at SILCO. The Epilogue was probably the best part and Jerry Lee was great (good imitation of him from the 50s). Bet it’s hard to find an actor/piano man like him. Too bad you can’t start the show with the epilogue (at least JLL) to wake up we 80 or near 80 (in age) quiet audience members.