We just returned home after seeing “Spamalot” and still are laughing and talking about the different roles. If you liked “The Producers,” you will love “Spamalot!”
Patrick Russo appeared in so many costumes and roles – it was like magic. Near the beginning of the play Patrick sang and danced to “Not Dead Yet,” which was not only a great, funny song but a very fun dance. That alone was worth attending. Right on, Patrick!
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Sheila and Wally Nichols
We just returned home after seeing “Spamalot” and still are laughing and talking about the different roles. If you liked “The Producers,” you will love “Spamalot!”
Patrick Russo appeared in so many costumes and roles – it was like magic. Near the beginning of the play Patrick sang and danced to “Not Dead Yet,” which was not only a great, funny song but a very fun dance. That alone was worth attending. Right on, Patrick!
Terry Gadaire played King Arthur. A little different role than he played in “The Producers,” but just as funny. The Lady of the Lake was Liz Reeves Fidler, who has a beautiful voice and a warm spark that drew the audience in. Every part was strong, from the singing, acting, jokes and dancing.
A woman sitting next to us mentioned that she saw this play on Broadway but was enjoying this production more. We are so lucky to have such talent right here in Fountain Hills.
This one is a winner. Don’t miss it. Get your tickets before this is sold out. Call the Fountain Hills Theater now at 837-9661.
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