Created by Chris McHarge
and Colin Stewart

Don’t miss this explosive tribute to the King of Rock n’ Roll, Elvis Presley.  Re-live the hits that made Elvis the world’s most beloved performer, sung by Roy Leblanc, winner of the 2003 Las Vegas World’s Best Elvis competition.  Fans of all ages will love this heartfelt and energetic tribute to the iconic musical legend.  (Appropriate for all audiences.)

In 1999 Roy Leblanc entered the world's largest Elvis contest held yearly in Collingwood, Ontario, Canada. He won the championship that year and has never looked back. Shortly after that big win he started working with one of the best tribute bands available and has since been performing at fairs, festivals, theatres, dance halls and casinos across the world, wowing crowds with not only his voice but his stunning resemblance to Elvis himself. Other accomplishments include taking top honours again in Collingwood in 2001, headlining in Memphis during Elvis week, meeting and performing with many with Elvis's entourage like DJ Fontana, Joe Espisito and even the Jordinaires.  In 2003 Roy was named "The World's Finest Elvis Impersonator" at the annual Elvis Extravaganza in Las Vegas.  He also does incredible tribute's to Johnny Cash and Roy Orbison in full costume.

Chris McHarge - Co-creator and Director

Chris is entering his fifth season as Artistic Director here at Lighthouse Festival Theatre in beautiful lakeside Port Dover. A native of Hamilton, Ontario, Chris has been directing in Canada for over 20 years. He is the former Artistic and Executive Director of Theatre on the Grand in Fergus, Ontario, as well as a former Artistic Associate at Theatre Aquarius in Hamilton. Chris has worked throughout Canada, in Europe and the United States, and has directed over 80 productions including close to 30 world premieres. He has been nominated for a number of awards including the Eleanor and Lou Siminovitch Prize in Theatre (2001 and 2004), the Canada Council John Hirsh Award and the Pauline McGibbon Award for directing. Chris is most proud of his roles as Dad to sixteen-year-old Caitlyn, eleven-year-old Erin, and eight-year-old Quinlan.

Colin Stewart - Co-creator, Musical Director, Bandleader, and Bass

Colin has worked as a professional musician for nearly 30 years, and has worked in professional theatre as a Musical Director, Band Leader and Musician for more than 15 years. Having performed in clubs and theatres throughout Canada, and on Carnival Cruise Lines around the world, Colin has worked with such blues artists as John Ellison, The McAuley Boys, Dutch Mason, Chris Murphy, Chicago Pete, Ellen McIlwaine and Phil Guy. Colin's musical theatre credits include West Side Story, Annie, Beauty and the Beast, Spitfire Grill, The Pajama Game, Oliver, My Fair Lady, The Music Man, Guys and Dolls, Bye Bye Birdie, Anne of Green Gables, A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum, and You're a Good Man Charlie Brown.  As Musical Director, Colin's credits include Fire, A Closer Walk With Patsy Cline, 18 Wheels, Hank Williams: The Show He Never Gave, Buddy: The Buddy Holly Story, and the world premieres of Lovin', Lyin' and Leavin' and Canadian Café. Colin has been touring extensively with his live musical tribute shows, Memories of the Rat Pack, DooWop to Motown, Memories of Hank Williams & Patsy Cline, Heaven's Little Honky Tonk, Vegas Knights, Sweet Soul Music, Motown Magic, Summer of Love, and Cowboys and Outlaws, which he co-created with Chris McHarge, and which have played to capacity crowds throughout Canada and in Europe.

Jaclyn is a graduate of McMaster University with a combined degree in Theatre & Film and Art. Since completing her degree, she has been pursuing a career in directing, having previously directed Tom Stoppard’s The Real Inspector Hound, Agatha Christie’s The Mousetrap and Neil Simon’s Barefoot in the Park. She worked as Assistant Director at Lighthouse Festival Theatre in the summer of 2007, and was also a cast member for the premiere reading of Meet the Creature for Lighthouse Festival Theatre's Playwrights' Festival. Most recently she directed the premiere of Carol Libman’s Connections at Theatre Aurora and at Theatre Alumnae in Toronto. Jaclyn is very excited to be back at LFT. Jaclyn would also like to thank her family and her friends for their unending support and guidance.