King Arthur: âHave you heard of this Broadway?â
Sir Robin: âYes Sire, and we don’t stand a chance there.â
Actually, Spamalot, the musical version of the 1975 film Monty Python and the Holy Grail was a bona-fide smash, first lighting up the 2004-05 Broadway season, and now expertly mounted at the Kennedy Center through May 21st, as a part of their âBroadway Center Stageâ programming. Honestly, this production of Spamalot is dizzying,
If you trust in your soul, keep your eyes on the goal, then the prize you wonât failâ youâll find your grail at Cockpit in Court this summer with their second mainstage production, Monty Pythonâs Spamalot. Directed by Laurie Sentman Starkey with Musical Direction by R. Christopher Rose, this instance of comedic musical theatre has a little something for everybody. Be you a Monty Python fan, a musical theatre fan, neither,
God, the all-knowing, has misplaced a cup and has tasked King Arthur of Camelot, along with his rag-tag bunch of British knights, to find it. As it turns out, itâs hiding at the Milburn Stone Theatre way up in North East Maryland. Look no further on this quest for grails, Broadway shows, and knights who say âNiâ as Monty Pythonâs Spamalot has been found. Directed by S. Lee Lewis with Musical Direction by Shane Jensen,