Viva Elvis by Cirque du Soleil

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Celebrities walk the blue carpet at Aria for the premiere of Viva Elvis.

Review: Cirque repackages rock 'n' roll icon in 'Viva Elvis'

Show at CityCenter’s Aria is Cirque’s seventh in Las Vegas

Feb 20, 2010 (12:25 p.m.)

"Viva Elvis," which officially opened at CityCenter’s Aria Friday night after weeks of paid previews and adjustments, joins six other Strip-resident shows, and it’s likely to be lucky number seven for Cirque du Soleil.

Priscilla: Elvis would have been honored by ‘Viva Elvis’

February 18, 2010

By Dave Toplikar

During an inteview on "Larry King Live" Thursday evening, Priscilla Presley talked about helping to make changes in the new version of "Viva Elvis" by Cirque du Soleil, which opens Friday night at CityCenter's new Aria Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas.
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Humanizing Colonel Tom Parker was a Priscilla Presley objective

February 16, 2010 (8:35 a.m.)

By John Katsilometes

The fedora-wearing, cigar-chomping depiction of Colonel Tom Parker in the earliest versions of "Viva Elvis" were too cartoonish for Priscilla Presley.
Viva Elvis world premiere rocks Aria tomorrow

February 18, 2010

By Robin Leach

Vegas DeLuxe is proud and privileged to post the newest Viva Elvis photos in this morning’s photo gallery to add to our previous coverage and ...
Previews resume for Cirque du Soleil’s Viva Elvis at Aria

January 19, 2010

By Robin Leach

After two weeks of fixation and the addition of choreography, the cast of the $100 million Cirque du Soleil spectacular ...
Cirque du Soleil executives respond to Viva Elvis rumors

January 4, 2010

By Robin Leach

An on-and-off schedule of preview performances of the new spectacular at Aria in MGM’s CityCenter has set whispers in motion that ...
Las Vegas the scene of new Elvis film

July 24, 1963

Gloria Reible

"The Lady Loves Me" may be the new title of "Viva Las Vegas," an MGM movie currently being filmed here. Reason for the change, a studio spokesman on the set attests, is because of a budding romance visible even to casual onlookers, between the stars of the flicker, Elvis and Ann-Margret. The boy who owns the only Rolls-Royce in the world with Tennessee license plates and the girl who billed herself as the "Female Elvis Presley" at the start of her career, make a torrid combination, on or off the screen.