The new Stolp Island Theatre downtown is a 98-seat, immersive theater, with people attending close to the action.
The Aurora City Council is set to vote Tuesday on a lease and liquor license for the new Stolp Island Theatre downtown.
The city is set to lease the space to the Aurora Civic Center Authority for $1 a year for 20 years – so for $20. Aldermen are expected to approve that lease at Tuesday’s City Council meeting. “Million Dollar Quartet” takes place during one evening in which four iconic musicians – Carl Perkins, Jerry Lee Lewis, Elvis Presley and Johnny Cash – meet during their formative musical years at Sun Records in Memphis. They played their music and chatted, with some of the performances captured in recordings.
They will include old school cocktails like a Rusty Nail and the snacks will include Moon Pies and Twinkies. There will also be Pepsi in the smaller bottles of that era available.
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