text: I have always been upset that I missed the chance to grow up in the 60's.  I know more \"oldies\" songs than a girl my age probably should, and I was even told by a middle school teacher that I was \"born in the wrong decade.\"  Perhaps I may be a bit overdramatic about my love for this show, but I certainly wasn't the only one that seemed to really be enjoying myself.  Even my husband was groovin' along to the songs!\n\nTrent Carlini is amazing at what he does.  He certainly looks the part of Elvis and even has that sly Elvis smile down.  His voice is eerily similar.  Combine that with great stage presence and you might catch yourself thinking you were seeing the real deal.\n\nThe show is primarily Trent singing solo on stage with several (really fun) costume changes.  Sometimes his backup dancer Ashley joins him.  She is also amazing, by the way.  There are a couple video montages with pictures of Elvis and Pricilla, but it's mainly a pretty low-key production.\n\nThe longer the show went on the more the women in the audience returned to their teeny-bopper ways and swooned over \"The King.\"  He even handed out some scarves to a few lucky ladies.\n\nThe only downsides were when he started to talk politics at the end of the show (really killed the mood, in my opinion) and when you felt like you could only take a picture with him after the show by buying his CD/picture/scarf combo.  I was too shy to ask (and didn't have the cash to buy anything) so I just took my picture with a sign instead.\n\nI definitely recommend if you are an Elvis fan.  Or to anyone that can let loose and enjoy an evening that screams \"Las Vegas.\"\n\nHeld in the Shimmer Cabaret at LVH.  Approximately 60 minutes long.