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Venue	Grand Theatre
Town	Wolverhampton
County	West Midlands
From	25th April 2011
To	30th April 2011
Grand Theatre (V161)
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Spamalot

Work:: Spamalot (S185551982)

Spamalot tells the legendary tale of King Arthur and the knights of the Round Table and features a bevy (or possibly a brace) of beautiful show girls, witch burnings (Cancelled too expensive) not to mention cows, killer rabbits and French people. The show features the hilarious songs He Is Not Dead Yet, Knights Of The Round Table, Find Your Grail and of course the Nation's Favourite Comedy Song (Reader's Digest Poll 2009) Always Look on the Bright Side of Life.

Book by	Eric Idle
Music	John Du Prez
Lyrics	Eric Idle

Production:: (T278160942)

Producer	Howard Panter (for The Ambassador Theatre Group)
Producer	Bill Kenwright
Director	Christopher Luscombe
Design	Hugh Durrant
Choreographer	Jenny Arnold
Music	Simon Beck (supervisor)
Lighting	Nick Richings
Performer	Jodie Prenger (Lady of the Lake - Wimbledon / Bromley / Brighton / Manchester / Aberdeen / Edinburgh / Llandudno / Plymouth / Cambridge / Bradford / Aylesbury / Blackpool / Dublin / Belfast)
Performer	Hayley Tamaddon (Lady of the Lake - Glasgow / Leeds / Newcastle / Southampton / Stoke-on-Trent)
Performer	Phill Jupitus (Arthur King of the Britons)
Performer	Eric Idle (God - as a recording)
Performer	Todd Carty (Patsy)
Performer	Simon Lipkin (Sir Galahad)
Performer	Graham MacDuff (Sir Lancelot)
Performer	David Langham (Prince Herbert)
Performer	Samuel Holmes (Sir Robin)
Performer	Robin Armstrong (Sir Bedevere)
Performer	Kit Orton (Male Ensemble)
Performer	Philip Catchpole (Male Ensemble)
Performer	Amy Papa (Female Ensemble)
Performer	Rachel Knowels (Female Ensemble)
Performer	Tim Bonser (Swing)
Performer	Paul Bullion (Swing)
Performer	Matthew Kelly (King Arthur - Salford)

Listing:: L802333605

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