ELVIS DIED OF BURGERS is made and performed by the four BLINK directors who love food. If they’re not eating; they’re talking about it, dreaming about it, and now…dancing, rapping and rhyming about it.

Take a seat at their table as the cast spill the tea on their food stories. Watch as BLINK deep dive into the events of Elvis, The King of Rock ‘n’ Roll, at the end of his life with their signature sensory and often bizarre tangents…Good Food Gospel anyone? Can they figure out the thin line between the humour and tragedy of overeating?

ELVIS DIED OF BURGERS has a non-linear narrative. It uses semi-improvised dance, theatre and spoken word to create an exciting ‘edge of your seat’ experience for audience and cast alike.

The show explores themes of food, overeating and death. The show includes swearing and scenes of a mildly sexual nature.

All performances of ELVIS DIED OF BURGERS will be relaxed and all will have integrated BSL. This is an opportunity for audiences to experience a piece of theatre designed with neurodivergent audiences at it’s heart, in which audience members are welcome to move around, make noise and come and go as needed.

For ages 16+

Running time: 70 mins