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The Legends are back

The Legends in Concert, a celebrity impersonator show, is returning to its former home in the Royal Hawaiian Center, and this time owners say that it's going to be bigger than the one in Vegas.

The show, which is the result of a partnership between Las Vegas-based Onstage Entertainment Inc., owner of the Legends in Concert brand, and longtime Hawaii cruise and transportation operator Star of Honolulu Cruises & Events, will bring 70 jobs to Waikiki. It will also fill the 21,000-square-foot space left vacant when Roy Tokujo's Las Vegas-style show, Waikiki Nei, closed in 2008.

Legends in Concert Waikiki will debut Dec. 8 after the center's fourth-floor, 700-seat theater undergoes another multimillion-dollar renovation. The year-round Waikiki production kicks off with a six-day-a-week schedule offering cocktail shows and dinner packages.

It will feature performers paying tribute to perennial favorites like Elvis Presley and Michael Jackson as well as contemporary and classic characters including Lady Gaga, Elton John, Britney Spears, Rod Stewart, Madonna and Prince. The performers sing their characters' hits and do not lip-sync. Dancers and a live band will complete the show.

"It will be as big as our biggest show that we present anywhere in this world," said Brian Brigner, Legends in Concert's chief operating officer. "It will be the biggest show in our system — even bigger than Vegas."

Legends in Concert typically features more than 80 superstar personas that are rotated through its eight domestic and international venues; however, Brigner said that the Waikiki show will reflect this destination.

"We have a formula that has worked well for 28 years, but we are writing this show specifically for this market," he said.

The re-entry of Legends into Waikiki marks the culmination of nearly a decade of negotiations between the partners, said Ron Howard, Star of Honolulu's president.

"We've wanted to bring this show back for many years," Howard said. "The timing is right for many reasons. It's a great venue. There's not much in the way of night life in Waikiki. And, we expect strong demand from our customers.

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