Bob Abelman
Those attending “Spamalot” and not in touch with their inner child will find the show a tedious, sophomoric affair. For those willing to let the little rascal run wild for the evening, the Beck Center is the place to play.
To see a full review of this show, read Bob Abelman's News-Herald article here.
Roy Berko
As my grandson Noah, one of the kid reviewers who goes along to give me a fresh eye to shows, said as we exited the theatre, “That was fun. I really liked it!” Anyone who is in the mood for silliness and exaggerated humor should totally enjoy Beck’s ”you’ve got to see this,” SPAMALOT!
To see a full review of this show, read Roy Berko's blog here.
Fran Heller
For Monty Python fans, "Spamalot" is a whirligig of laughs. I'm not of that camp.
Despite some lingering skepticism over such tomfoolery, I found myself chuckling in quite a few places throughout this outrageous musical comedy that turns low-brow inanity into high-brow art.
To see a full review of this show, read Fran Heller's review at the Cleveland Jewish News
Mark Horning
Spamalot at the Beck Center for the Arts is a punferific delight that will entertain even the most ardent Monty Python fans as well as convert new believers to the fold.
To see a full review of this show, read Mark's review at http://www.examiner.com/review/beck-center-for-the-arts-brings-a-perfect-evening-of-silliness-with-spamalot
Christine Howey
If you are opposed to silly things on moral grounds, then you should steer clear of Spamalot, now at the Beck Center. Because this show is not just silly—it is profoundly, deeply and terminally silly in a way that continually redefines silly for more than two hours. And thanks to an energetic and sublimely silly production under the direction of Scott Spence, the laughs come in profusion. Even on opening night, with light and sound glitches galore, the silly won hands down.
To see a full review of this show, read Christine Howey's review at Cleveland Scene
Kory
There is no way to escape Beck’s Mackey Main Stage without laughing yourself to tears, I certainly couldn’t. Even if you have never seen a Monty Python film (I havent! – don’t judge), you will loveSpamalot! Do not miss this show!
To see a full review of this show, read Kory's blog here.
Andrea Simakis
All hail the scatting, belting, eat-your-heart-out-Mariah-Carey stylings of Jessica L. Cope as the Lady of the Lake, a shimmering prima donna who is King Arthur’s muse and protector. She's also one of the best reasons to saddle up your air steed and coconut clop to the Beck Center for the Arts to see this ridiculously fun production of "Spamalot.
To see a full review of this show, read Andrea Simakis' blog or visit Cleveland.com here.
Art Thomas
An epicenter of theatrical talent, The Beck Center production successfully carries silliness to an extreme. Python fans will be pleased, and more importantly, the audience is fully engaged regardless of past experiences with the movie inspiration.
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