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Priscilla Beach Theatre (PBT) Owners and Guardians Bob and Sandy Malone, open the third production of the 2024 performance season with "Spamalot." This production will be performed on the PBT Barn Stage from August 1 to August 17, for fourteen performances. The above image is a posed cast/crew image following a technical/dress rehearsal.
"Spamalot," is a musical with score by John Du Prez and Eric Idle, with lyrics and book by Idle. Based on the 1975 film Monty Python and the Holy Grail, the musical offers a highly irreverent parody of Arthurian legend.
Actors: Sophie Bauder, Joe Bliss, Samantha Ferrante, Sarah Fetherston, Sasha Geisser, Brady Griffin, Zach Liddick, Cameron Long, Madison Lysek, Frankie Mendez, Ben Muckenthaler, Ashtyn Reiners, Sharon Romano, Craig Sherman, Alyssa Naka Silver, JD Smith, Catie-Charlotte Warren.
Musicians: Eli Bigelow, Christopher Ricci, Brent Alger, Chris Mish, Juli Thornell, Anne Kelton.
Additional biographical info is available in the Playbill for the show.
Behind-the-scenes people for this production include:
Producers: Bob and Sandy Malone
Director: Ron Fassler
Choreographer: Alison Morooney
Music Director: Eli Bigelow
Production Manager: Alexander Light
Stage Manager: Cassidy Sullivan
Assistant Stage Manager: Dylan Crowley
Assistant Stage Manager: Izzy Newman
Director of Public Relations: Barbara Baumgarten
Costumer: Emerald City Theatrical Costumes
Sound Engineer: Dramatic Sounds
Lighting Designer: Mark Whipple
Scenic Artist: Denise Feeney
Dance Captain: Catie-Charlotte Warren
Fight Captain: Zach Liddic
The 2024 PBT performance season includes:
June - "Escape to Margaritaville"
July - "Legally Blonde"
August - "Spamalot"
September - "They're Playing Our Song"
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The restored Priscilla Beach Theatre, "Broadway in a Barn" since 1937, is ready for another live stage performance.
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An interior view during a previous performance.
The following moments were captured live during a final dress/tech rehearsal and are in order of occurrence in the show.
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