“Director and choreographer Kevin P. Hill leads the versatile 39-member company smoothly through various stages of Presley’s life, deftly moving the action between heartbreaking and heart racing moments that come from the production’s spectacular musical numbers. Hill clearly knows the material and the players well, and he merges them with impressive results.”

“Well, I’m happy to report that Dan Berry — the young actor at the center of “Elvis – A Musical Revolution,” directed by Kevin P. Hill at North Shore Music Theatre in Beverly — has pulled off the seemingly impossible with a nuanced, star-making performance: He may not be Elvis, but he’s about as close as you’re going to get.”

““Elvis” ends on a triumphant note, confirming the sense that its principal goal is to provide the theatrical equivalent of comfort food for diehard Elvis fans — and perhaps to distract them from asking what it all added up to: the show and the life.”