Let Them Entertain You: Legends In Concert Moves To Bigger, Better Theatre

Myrtle Beach has some good live shows and one great one. On March 11 that great show will open in a brand new theatre.

The best show in town will finally have the best theatre too.

Legends is movin' on up to Broadway at the Beach. Its parent company is investing over $1 million to transform a cavernous building next to Planet Hollywood into a state-of-the-art 600-seat theater. Myrtle Beach entertainment is going up to the next level.

But what else would you expect from a top-notch show out of Las Vegas?

High-production values? World-class performers? Glitz and glamour? It's got it. Awe-inspiring “A-list” tribute artists (impersonators) bring to life great stars like Elvis, The Blues Brothers, Bette Midler, Sinatra, Dolly Parton, Tim McGraw and Sammy Davis Jr.

Myrtle Beach is lucky to have a show of this caliber in town. It's so popular that versions of the show have circled the globe and set up shop in 18 countries. Even the world's largest cruise ship, the Norwegian EPIC, brought Legends In Concert on board to entertain its guests on the high seas. That's one of the reasons that USA Today says EPIC is “the best cruise ship for entertainment.”

Always fresh, the Legends show changes with each season. That inspires audiences to return year after year expecting something new — and they get it. So far, the Legends formula been working for twenty-eight years in Vegas and another fifteen in Myrtle Beach. The Myrtle Beach show expects to run at least another 20 years.

Put it on your “must see” list.