Miracle in Memphis
by Dorothy Velasco, James Giancarlo, Malcolm Lowe


Synopsis
Jolene and Earl can't even have a baby until Jolene's mama tells her to pray at Elvis's grave.
It's a miracle!
Jolene is chosen to bear Elvis's posthumous child.
Jolene and Earl move into Graceland Mobile Estates, where they meet Ruby, a temptress who looks surprisingly like Dolly Parton.
When Jolene gives birth to a baby girl (played by an adult), life becomes complicated for these naive heroes.
Presley Ann, the miracle child, quickly grows into a resentful teenager and Jolene alienates everyone, but finally learns she can be somebody worthwhile on her own.
Miracle in Memphis is hilarious for Elvis lovers and everyone else.
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"Energy, creativity, and a broad appeal to all kinds of audiences."
— The Philadelphia Reporter
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Miracle in Memphis is a play written by Dorothy Velasco and published by Concord Theatricals (1996).
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Concord Theatricals · 1996 · 84 pp
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Restrictions: Major Markets Only (US) / Standard Restriction (UK)
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