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Send in the Clowns! Monty Python's Spamalot finished at St James Theater on April 7, 2024

Monty Python's Spamalot

Monty Python's Spamalot at St James Theater

Send in the Clowns! Monty Python's Spamalot finished at St James Theater on April 7, 2024

Why see Monty Python's Spamalot?

The show That goes like this

Final Weeks - Must end April 7, 2024!

Look who's back! After a resplendent revival at the Kennedy Center in Washington in the summer of 2023, with director and choreographer Josh Rhodes at the helm, Monty Python's Spamalot has ridden back Broadway! The now Tony-nominated production is based on the famed comedy troupe's 1975 film 'Monty Python and the Holy Grail', follow King Arthur and his rag-tag bunch of knights as they set out on the quest of a lifetime. A coconut-clacking good time, don't miss the much-anticipated return of this modern Broadway classic!

What is the story?

Irreverent, surreal, and ridiculous in only the way Monty Python can be, Arthur's adventure sees him recruiting a bunch of Knights and taking on many challenges, including sating a murderous rabbit, pleasing mysterious knights pre-occupied with shrubberies, and battling an adversary more interested in winning than the location of his limbs, and much more! Add some hilarious songs to the mixture and you've got yourself a musical because these knights of the round table will dance whenever they're able!

Key Information

Run Time

Two hours and 15 minutes with one interval

Dates

Finished Apr 7, 2024

Cast

Christopher Fitzgerald as Patsy
James Monroe Iglehart as King Arthur
Leslie Rodriguez Kritzer as The Lady of the Lake
Ethan Slater as The Historian/Prince Herbert 
Jimmy Smagula as Sir Bedevere
Jonathan Bennett as Sir Robin until April 28
Nik Walker as Sir Galahad
Taran Killam as Lancelot 

With
David Josefsberg, Graham Stevens, Daniel Beeman, Maria Briggs, Gabriella Enriquez, Michael Fatica, Deis Lambert, Shina Ann Morris, Kaylee Olson, Kristin Piro, Drew Redington, Tyle Roberts, Anju Cloud, Darrell T. JOe, Lily Kaufmann and Charlie Sutton

Reviews

Critic's review

It asks very little of you over the course of 2 hours, 20 minutes, and sends you on your way with a smile — and when it comes to musical comedy, that’s perfectly delightful.

Theatre Mania

Customer reviews

Richard Jones

Best Production of SPAMALOT I've ever seen!

I'm amazed by this production of Spamalot. I'm an avid theatre goer and after having watched the original Broadway cast, the Broadway Revival and a couple of regional theatres doing their renditions of Spamalot I can assure you that this National Tour is by far the BEST version you'll ever seen. The cast's energy is just contagious, the acting, the dialect, the costumes, scenery...ALL on point! Leslie Jackson is amazing as Lady of the Lake, with incredible vocal range, and solid acting chops. I also have to give props to all the Knights of the round table, they will make you laugh until your belly hurts. The choreography is also perfection, and it really adds to the humor of the show. Among very talented cast members the Featured Dancer Mateus Barbosa da Silva was definitely one of the highlights of the show. He wasn't just impeccable on his dancing but he also had perfect comedic timing (which I find it hard to see in dancers nowadays). If you have the opportunity go watch them before they finish the tour! ... Read more

Anonymous

Spamalot Guarantees You a Great Time!

Saw the show on December 29, 2006, with relatives who hate musicals (and none of us had ever been to a Broadway show or NYC before) and my brother actually left the Shubert Theatre humming a Spamalot tune! Great performances by all--the company really appears to be having a blast--so it easily translates to the audience. See it soon to catch Marin Mazzie's spectular turn as the Lady of the Lake! Not only is she breathtakingly beautiful, but when she entered the stage for her fist number, her voice was so incredible that the rowdy New Year's Eve weekend crowd automatically became still--it was an astonishing moment that my entire family will never forget. Also, kuddos to the Shubert Theater management--there was a small "fire" backstage just before intermission, and all patrons were ushered out of the theater witin 90 seconds without any incident, and the cast made joking references to the "fire" for the remainder of the show. (A fake fire and complentary drinks during intermission!) ... Read more

Tony J.

SPAMALOT - Fantastic Show !!!!!

We went to the show in costume in NYC. (5 of us) Eric Idle came out to take a picture with us, inside the Shubert Theater, when we went to the show, he is an incredibly nice guy! (and the photographer at the theatre gave us copies, cool dude) The Actors in the show itself did a wonderful job and I wish them a never ending run! They are funny and talented actors, singers and dancers! They were all nice and personable after the show signing autographs and taking pictures. The Staff at the theater were GREAT PEOPLE who made us and everyone who was there comfortable. It was a very well run production. Seating and views were great, bring the family and friends. Spamalot was fantastic! ... Read more
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