Camelot
May 29, 2007
British stage and film legend, Michael York (“The Three Musketeers,” “Cabaret” and “Austin Powers” ) stars in this magnificent new production of Lerner and Loewe’s timeless masterpiece. King Arthur’s enchanted kingdom, Camelot, is a place where honor and chivalry reign. But can this idyllic land survive when Queen Guenevere falls in love with Sir Lancelot? The splendid, memorable score includes the romantic and haunting “If Ever I Would Leave You,” the captivating “How to Handle a Woman” and the majestic “Camelot.”
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Victor Johnson, says:
Michael York was OK - but the only Real Reason to go see this version of Camelot is for the Feisty, AMAZING Rachel York as Guenevere. A genuine broadway diva, her pure voice soars in this average play, giving light and depth to an otherwise boring score. Oh, and the gentleman who plays Lancelot is GREAT too.
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