Priscilla Presley to share her story at Harbison Theatre

Priscilla Presley is coming to the Midlands to tell her story in her own words.

At 7:30 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 21, the Harbison Theatre at Midlands Technical College presents “An Evening with Priscilla Presley: The Story of Elvis & the King’s Legacy.” The all-new program offers audiences a personal look at life with Elvis Presley, from the moment they met when she was 14 years old to the legacy that endures today.

Priscilla Presley was the only woman to marry the King of Rock and Roll. Through personal memories and rare archival footage, Presley will revisit wedding moments, home movies and private family time with their daughter, Lisa Marie Presley. She will also share behind-the-scenes film clips and stories from her own career in entertainment, including her time on the acclaimed television series “Dallas.”

Presley speaks candidly about living alongside global fame, the pressures of public attention and the complexities of life connected to one of music’s most famous figures, a news release promoting the performance explains.

The evening reflects on Elvis as a husband, father and cultural phenomenon. It also follows Priscilla Presley’s own journey during and after their marriage, including his death in 1977.

“At its heart, the program is a reflection on love, fame, resilience and memory,” the release says. “It concludes with an audience Q&A, giving guests the chance to engage directly with Priscilla about life with Elvis, Hollywood and the Presley legacy.”

Andrea Mock of WLTX will serve as emcee for the evening.

General admission tickets are $65, with VIP tickets that include a meet-and-greet priced at $150.

Students, seniors (60+) and military personnel will receive a $5 discount on Signature Series shows at checkout.

For tickets and details, call the box office at 803-407-5011 or visit www.harbisontheatre.org/events.