Spamalot

John O'Hurley and Company Open <i>Monty Python's Spamalot</i> in Las Vegas March 31

'Spamalot' heads for Melbourne<br> Musical set to open in November

PHOTO OP: Spamalot's Royal Welcome (and Welcome Back) to Collins, Lachey and Mazzie

PHOTO CALL: Charles Shaughnessy and Rachel York in Ogunquit's <em>Spamalot</em>

Christopher Sieber Heading Back to Spamalot

Spamalot, Twelve Angry Men Top Touring Broadway Awards

Hadary to Join Tour of <em>Spamalot</em> in September

Monty Python's Spamalot<br> Review By Frank Scheck

The replacement of Tim Curry by Olivier Award-winning thespian Simon Russell Beale has done nothing to diminish the show's nonstop barrage of laughs.

Original Knight to Return to Broadway's <I>Spamalot</I> May 1

<i>Spamalot</i>: A Successful Quest for the Grail, a Hit<br> Review by Andy Propst

<I>Spamalot</I> Creator Eric Idle Appears on "The Daily Show with Jon Stewart," Feb. 15

Ramirez to Star in Monty Python's Spamalot

PHOTO OP:Rosie O'Donnell Visits Clay Aiken at <em>Spamalot</em>

Did Broadway Critics Think Spamalot Lived Up To Its Hype?

<I>Monty Python's Spamalot</I> on Broadway Knights a New Lancelot Oct. 3

For 'Spamalot' Cast And Crew, An Opening Worth Celebrating by MaryEllen Fillo

<I>Spamalot, Saturday Night Fever</I> Source Films Screened at Tribeca Film Fest "Drive-In"

THEATER REVIEW | 'MONTY PYTHON'S SPAMALOT'

A Quest Beyond the Grail By BEN BRANTLEY
That "Spamalot" is the best new musical to open on Broadway this season is inarguable, but that's not saying much. The show is amusing, agreeable, forgettable - a better-than-usual embodiment of the musical for theatergoers who just want to be reminded now and then of a few of their favorite things.

'Spamalot' designer went for laughs By Judith Egerton

Dinner with <I>Spamalot</I> Director Mike Nichols to Benefit Friends in Deed

Spamalot

Review by Eric Grode
Spamalot generates an awful lot of smiles and a decent number of giggles. And that's more than a lot of musicals can say. But Nichols, Idle, Pierce and Azaria are capable of laughs--big, satisfying, infectious belly laughs--and those are few and far between.

Welcome to Spamalot By JAY HANDELMAN

'Spamalot's' armor a bit tarnished ... by Howard Kissel

I could admire all the affection and ingenuity that went into adapting "Spamalot" to the stage as well as the Herculean energy the cast puts into it.
I only wish I had laughed more.

Q&A: Stephen Collins Gets a Royal Return to Broadway in <em>Spamalot</em>

'Spamalot': Python Fans Get the Full Monty By Peter Marks

The production is sometimes pitched too frantically, a state of affairs that contributes to an unhealthy amount of scenery-chewing. Ramirez's performance, for example, begins just boisterous…