Brent Clark

Elvis has entered the building---or the town of Stillwater, that is.
Brent Clark, a Stillwater resident, impersonates Elvis. In fact, it's his business! Imposters, Inc. offers a variety of shows ranging from 30-minute shows to 3-hour club shows. His business also offers singing telegrams in the Stillwater-area.
Joe St. John, Student Government Association vice president, recalls when Elvis was hired to perform at SGA day last November.
"Everyone enjoyed the show a lot. It was held at the Atrium so people could look over and see what was going on. Being held at the largest Student Union in America, the show drew quite a crowd! And they just kept coming.

- Oklahoma State University-Collegian

Guymon Community Theatre celebrated its 25th season with a two-night's performance by Brent Clark and his Imposters, Inc., 4 Faces of Elvis Show.
These two-hour shows were played to packed houses Friday and Saturday nights, June 4 & 5. The celebration included food buffets prior to each nights performances.
Brent was a featured theatrical player in his college days at Oklahoma Panhandle State University. He was a Mass Communications major, edited the OPSU Collegian, sang in the college choir, and played in the college showband Pizzazz traveling and performing all over the tri-state area.

- Guymon Daily Herald

"Elvis" impersonator Brent Clark, Stillwater, OK, performed with the Fulton Street Band Wednesday night at the Knights of Columbus in downtown Garden City helping to welcome in 2004.
Clark was a special guest, and brought the evening's events to a climax performing hits from throughout Elvis's career. He sang "Blue Suede Shoes," "Johnny B. Goode," and "Little Sister," to name just a few. He also performed a complete set from his 4 Faces Of Elvis Show.

- Garden City, KS, Telegram

Brent "Elvis" Clark performed before a standing-room-only crowd to kick off this years "Old Settlers Festival and Parade." Not only did "Elvis" rock the crowd before the festivities, he also marched in the parade passing out candy and scarves along the way. - The Perkins Journal

"Elvis" was sighted again this year as he performed to an adoring crowd at this year's Fall Equinox Festival. Brent Clark and his Imposters, Inc., returned to headline for a second year in a row.
"Elvis is becoming a staple here in Springfield," said a happy Equinox visitor. - Baca County Weekly

The Lions Club welcomed a special guest to this year's Annual Thanksgiving Dinner. Brent "Elvis" Clark performed his signature '70s Elvis Set much to the delight of the crowd.
Clark, a Stillwater resident, is the owner/performer of Imposters, Inc., a company specializing in traveling entertainment. A singing impersonator, Clark specializes in Elvis, Garth, Johnny Cash, Willie Nelson as well as a host of others from the entertainment world. - Cimarron Valley People

The Art in the Park Festival welcomed "Elvis" to the festivities this year. Brent "Elvis" Clark arrived via limosine and entertained the large crowd gathered in front of the bandstand.
"We had so much fun. We weren't expecting him to come right out into the crowd, but he did! It was great," Sheila McFarlin, festival spectator.
Clark, from Stillwater, is a professional impersonator. He and his wife, Cindy, own and operate Imposters, Inc., which specializes in live entertainment. - Cushing Daily Citizen

"Elvis" has been sighted driving a long white Crown Victoria right here in Stillwater, OK. Brent "Elvis" Clark that is. Clark has founded a traveling entertainment company aptly named Imposters, Inc. His company is dedicated to bringing live, Branson-style, family entertainment to the masses.
"We bring everything from the costumes to the sound system to the props," says Clark. "I'm a vocal mimic who can impersonate practically any male vocalist," he adds.
Currently, Imposters, Inc., produces a full Elvis Show and a Classic Country Show. - Stillwater NewsPress

Brent "Elvis" Clark was the special guest performing for Teacher's Appreciation Day. He sang to the teachers at Will Rogers Elementary and passed out red scarves.
Clark performed from the stage and then took his show out into the crowd much to everyone's delight.
Clark, a professional impersonator, specializes in Elvis as well as some of the legends of country music. - Stillwater NewsPress

"Elvis" was sighted at Dodge City's Moose Lodge last night. Brent Clark and his Imposters, Inc., provided quite a show as he musically journeyed the through the King's career. He started in the '50s as a gold-jacketed Elvis, moved on to 1968 in black leather and ended in th '70s white jumpsuit. Clark, a professional impersonator from Stillwater, OK, along with his wife, Cindy, played to a full house singing all the big Elvis hits. - Dodge City Daily News