An irreverently funny stage adaptation of the Python movie

Telling the legendary tale of King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table and the quest for the Holy Grail in song, Monty Python's Spamalot features "a chorus line of legless knights, men in tights (with legs), killer rabbits and sexy dancing divas." The production also promises "some of the most unforgettable musical numbers you will ever see in the theater on this evening!" Duke Energy Center plays host to this screamingly funny musical parody, which has won three Tony Awards including one for Best Musical, for five days only this November. A must-see for Pythonites.

A stage adaptation of the 1975 film that is the best loved and most successful of the Monty Python screen ventures, this outrageous musical has attracted some of stage and screen's biggest stars during its 2006-09 Broadway run, including luminaries such as Tim Curry, David Hyde Pierce and Hank Azaria.

Show girls, cows, giant killer rabbits, fish-slapping Finnish people, effeminate knights, a Cher-esque diva, modern newscasters, political activists, a familiar-looking Las Vegas-style castle, and even a Broadway musical to plan. A chaotic, fun and irreverant riot, with more than just a dash of the dark humor we've come to expect from the Python gang.