Monty Python's Spamalot: Young@Part Edition

Summer Intensive Production Camp

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About Monty Python's Spamalot:
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​Original Book, Music and Lyrics by Eric Idle Music and Lyrics by John Du Prez Young@Part® Edition adapted by Marc Tumminelli

The story centers around King Arthur and his search for the Holy Grail. After a rather silly bit of miscommunication leads us briefly to Finland, out King and his ever faithful squire Patsy begin to search for knights to accompany him on his Quest. He finds his first in the unlikely guise of Dennis, a hideous local mud farmer. After convincing the locals that he is the King by conjuring The Lady of the Lake to prove it, Dennis is transformed into Sir Galahad. 

The rest of his knights are found far and wide and The Lady of the Lake and her Laker Girls, send our stalwart band on their way. They meet up with an unforgettable slew of outrageously kooky characters and musical hilarity ensues as Arthur and the Knights make their journey.

Ages:
13-18 (Must be at least 13 years old by the start of camp)

Camp Schedule:
Monday, June 16-Friday, June 27
8:30 am-3:30 pm

Performances:
Friday, June 27 at 7:00 pm
Saturday, June 28 at 1:00 pm and 6:00 pm

Location:
St. John Vianney Family Life Center
225 Holy Family Lane
Prince Frederick, MD 20678

About:
Our award-winning summer intensive provides students the opportunity to develop a production in just 2 weeks! From auditioning, to costuming, to building sets, and of course learning the entire show, our performers and tech crew work hard and play hard as they bring the production to life!

Students will

• Develop their theatrical craft.
• Learn from talented and experienced teaching artists.
• Step out of their comfort zones.
• Grow friendships, new and old.
• Build lifelong skills.
• Have fun!

Student expectations:

• Prepare for the audition in advance with provided materials. Everyone registered will be in the production; auditions are held on the first day to select roles.
• Commit to learning lines, music, and choreography. In addition to program hours during the day, practice time on your own is required.
• Utilize down-time during the day to review and practice with fellow students.
• Embrace the rapid learning process.

​Parent/Guardian expectations:

• Provide audition information to students (sent in advance) and support preparation.
• Support practice during the 2 weeks.
• Purchase makeup needed for the show. Makeup may not be shared among students. 
• Purchase shoes as required for costuming and dancing.
• Obtain required costume pieces. You may choose to purchase costumes and then either keep them or donate them, or CTSMD will purchase items and retain them.
• Volunteer on show days.