Final Week To Laffalot With Spamalot – Historic Owen Theatre
RATED PG13 | Mature and Risqué Content (May not be appropriate for younger audiences)
The 2005 Broadway production won three Tony® Awards, including Best Musical, and was followed by two successful West End runs. The outrageous, uproarious, and gloriously entertaining story of King Arthur and the Lady of the Lake will delight audiences as they search for the Holy Grail and “[fac_icon icon=”music”] always look on the bright side of life. [fac_icon icon=”music”]”
Public performances at the Historic Owen Theatre run July 27 – August 6, 2023 with 7pm showtimes on Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday (no matinee).
Advance Reserved Tickets on Sale at BransonArts.org/tix or by calling the Box Office at 417-336-4255.
– Ticket prices are $20.00 (Adults 18+) and $12.00 (under 18)
Here’s just one of our many rave reviews for this production…
“Just wanted to share with you how much we enjoyed Spamalot on the opening night! What a marvelous performance by one and all. I met a woman during intermission who said she had buried her mother that day and really needed the show. Then she happened to be the audience member picked to go up on stage. She thoroughly enjoyed herself and made the show doubly memorable for her. I told several cast member including King Arthur the story and they immediately went over to her to express their condolences and hug her as we were leaving. What a great cast! We love all the shows but this was our very favorite. Our daughters were huge Monty Python fans when they were 10 and 12 so we took them to Minneapolis to see Spamalot as that was the only place in the midwest where we could find it. Thanks for bringing it to Branson!” – Debbie Redford and Jae Jones
Spamalot is under the direction of Jacob Estes, who has directed many BRAC productions including Something Rotten!, The Marvelous Wonderettes, A Christmas Carol – The Musical, The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, Legally Blonde – The Musical and many others.
Music Director Caitlyn Secrest, Choreographer Kristen Dasto, and Assistant Director Dimitri Tsahiridis round out the talented directorial team!
[fac_icon icon=”star”] Adam Henry (King Arthur)
[fac_icon icon=”star”] Michael Phillips (Sir Robin / Mother Galahad / French Taunter / Brother Maynard / Lancelot Dancer / Knight tapper)
[fac_icon icon=”star”] Chase Sumner (Sir Lancelot / Tim the Enchanter)
[fac_icon icon=”star”] Andrew McCoy (Patsy / Finland Mayor / Guard 2)
[fac_icon icon=”star”] Andrew Castleman (Sir Galahad / Prince Herbert’s Father / Knight of Ni / Black Knight / Finland Dancer / Lancelot Dancer / All Alone Knight)
[fac_icon icon=”star”] Jose Delatore (Sir Bedevere / Concorde (Lancelot horse) / Kevin / Monk in beginning / Herbert’s Guard 2 / Lancelot Dancer / All Alone Knight)
[fac_icon icon=”star”] Juli Biagi (The Lady of the Lake)
[fac_icon icon=”star”] Jake Deck (Prince Herbert / Historian / Not Dead Fred / Dancing Guard / Singing Minstrel)
[fac_icon icon=”star”] Oscar Gillam (Sir Not Appearing in Show / Dancing Monk / Featured Monk / French Guard / Minstrel / Finland dancer / Dead Body / Tap Dancing Camelot Knight / Lancelot Dancer / All alone Knight / Finale Ensemble)
[fac_icon icon=”star”] Carter Hendrickson (Sir Bors / French Guard / Minstrel / Finland dancer / Monk / Dead Body / Tap Dancing Camelot Knight / Herbert’s Guard 1 / Lancelot Dancer / All Alone Knight / Finale Ensemble)
[fac_icon icon=”star”] Briton Szydloski (One of Robins Minstrels / Finland dancer / Monk in Beginning / man in rags / Tap Dancing Camelot Knight / Lancelot Dancer / All Alone Knight / Rabbit Puppeteer / Finale Ensemble)
[fac_icon icon=”star”] Morgan Sweeney-Legore (One of Robins Minstrels, Lancelot Dancer / Knight of Ni / Dead body / Tap Dancing Camelot Knight)
[fac_icon icon=”star”] Bridget Mahoney (Woman 1- Finland dancer / Dead Body / Laker Girl / Camelot Showgirl / Can Can Dancer / Knights of Ni / Lovely Lady, Dancer in Succeed on Broadway / Finale Ensemble)
[fac_icon icon=”star”] Emily Hanner (Woman 2- Finland dancer / Dead Body / Laker Girl / Camelot Showgirl / Knights of Ni / Dancer in Succeed on Broadway / Finale Ensemble)
[fac_icon icon=”star”] Adele Hebert (Woman 3- Finland dancer / Dead Body / Laker Girl / Camelot Showgirl / Knights of Ni / Can Can Dancer / Dancer in Succeed on Broadway / Finale Ensemble)
[fac_icon icon=”star”] Sierra Anastasia (Woman 4- Finland dancer / Laker Girl / Camelot Show Girl / Knights of Ni / Can Can Dancer / Dancer in Succeed on Broadway / Finale Ensemble)
[fac_icon icon=”star”] Emma Spurling (Woman 5- Finland dancer / Laker Girl / Dancer in Succeed on Broadway / Camelot Cocktail Maid / Knights of Ni / Can Can Dancer: Finale Ensemble)
[fac_icon icon=”star”] Megan Bone (Woman 6- Finland dancer / Laker Girl / Camelot Cocktail Maid / Knights of Ni / Dancer in Succeed on Broadway / Finale Ensemble)
The production team for Spamalot include: Karie Dykeman, Kim Hale, Kristine Brown (Producers), Jacob Estes (Director), Dimitri Tsaharidis (Assistant Director), Caitlin Secrest (Music Director), Kristen Dasto (Choreographer), Myles Stevens (Audio Technician), Cyrsten Rainey (Audio Assistant), Pamela Meadows (Lighting Designer), Bee Rice (Lighting Assistant), Emily Rivere (Spotlight), Lexi Keaton (Spotlight), Josh Silvy (Theatre Inventory), Lorie Best (Volunteer Coordinator), Kyle Blanchard (Set Design & Construction), Marshall Meadows (Photographer) and Jim Barber (BRAC Executive Director, Marketing & Design).
The Branson Regional Arts Council was founded in 1965 as the “Taney Arts Council,” and officially established 501 (c)(3) non-profit status as “Branson Arts Council, Inc.” in 1993.
Our mission is “to create exceptional artistic, cultural and educational opportunities for our community.”
Financial support is provided by BRAC members, theatre patrons, private donors, as well as additional grant support from the Missouri Arts Council and other organizations.
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