Million Dollar Quartet
OPENS March 29, 2024
GK Hardt Theater
book by Colin Escott & Floyd Mutrux
“…a rousing piece of Americana and a tour de force of iconic early rock ’n’ roll… do not miss this show.”
— Barry Willis, Aisle Seat Review (2019)
“Outstanding. The cast were so in sync, they inspired the audience to total frenzy!”
— Michael Schwarz, Rohnert Park
“Absolutely terrific. A rollicking good time, through and through. What an immensely talented cast, and, boy, do they give it their all!”
— Laurie Trainor, Santa Rosa
“We thought the show was fabulous! The actors were amazing and their music was the best. Loved the show and I’m recommending it to my friends.”
— Suzanne Roberts, Petaluma
There wasn’t a plan for Elvis, Johnny, Carl and Jerry Lee to meet up in a Memphis recording studio on December 4, 1956, but as fate would have it, they did. And you have one of the most unexpected, unprecedented and unforgettable musical moments in history. It was the first, and only, time they played together. Until now!
Buy Tickets by Day
NOTE: Some dates have afternoon AND evening times. Be sure to select your preferred time after choosing a day in the calendar above.
| Saturday & Sunday Matinee | Adult $58 Senior $53 |
| Friday & Saturday 7:30pm | Adult $45 Senior $39 |
| Thursday | $36 |
| Value Seating | $35 |
Run time: Approx 2 hrs, 15 min including one 15 min intermission
ADA Seats: If there are no ADA seats online, please contact the Box Office.
Refund Policy: All ticket purchases are final, and there are no refunds.
Exchanges: Exchanges are possible for a fee of $5 per ticket. Please contact the Box Office to exchange at least 48 hours in advance. Rescheduling is subject to seat availability.
Tax Deduction for Unused Tickets: If you cannot use your tickets to any performance, consider donating them back to the 6th Street Playhouse. Please contact the Box Office prior to the performance date to convert your ticket to a tax-deductible donation.
PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE
About the Show
On a cold December night in 1956, fate brought the Age of Rock n’ Roll’s hottest musicians together at Sun Records in Memphis, Tennessee for a night that would go down in history. Now we bring Johnny Cash, Elvis Presley, Jerry Lee Lewis and Carl Perkins to you!
Perkins was recording with session pianist Jerry Lee Lewis and their music producer, the “Father of Rock ‘n’ Roll” Sam Phillips, when Elvis Presley and then Johnny Cash found their way into the recording studio. An impromptu jam session then followed that crowned them “The Million Dollar Quartet.”
Now, YOU can experience the excitement of the landmark event with extraordinary talents recreating that evening, performing numbers like “Blue Suede Shoes,” “Great Balls of Fire,” “I Walk the Line,” “Hound Dog” AND MORE in this Tony Award-Nominated musical.
All photos by Eric Chazankin
