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Monty Python’s Spamalot

Thu 18th - Sat 27th Jun

We now return to days of old when knights were bold and rabbits would decapitate any foolhardy soul who crosses their deadly threshold. Yes, it’s the long anticipated return of Monty Python’s Spamalot.

The once and future King Arthur, supported by his loyal dogsbody Patsy and a series of straps and under garments, will be riding forth with his band of faithful knights in once more.

A selection of audience comments on the 2016 production…

“We laughed so much our cheeks ached!” – Caron 

“What a night, you were all bloody fantastic. LOVED IT!!!” – Dawn

“I was literally crying with laughter. I’m sorry for anyone who doesn’t see it.” – Peter

The show features Eric idle’s hilarious songs including The Song That Goes Like This, We’re Knights of the Round Table, and his magnus opus, Always Look on the Bright Side of Life. 

This is probably the last time we will be allowed to do this so book your tickets, put on your laughing trousers and join LAODS for a fabulous knight!

Please note: Wednesday 24th June is a BSL interpreted performance.

 

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  • Date:
    Thu 18th - Sat 27th Jun 2026
  • Time:
    Various times
  • Running Time:
    140min
  • Location:
    Theatre
  • Prices:

    £25 All Tickets

  • Doors open 15 mins prior to event start time.

    Age: PG

    Includes 15min interval.

Spamalot Production Shots

a woman in a white wedding dress holding a bouquet of flowers standing next to a king wearing a crown and a white uniform with a sun symbol on the front
a group of six people dressed in different outfits looking to the right. They are stood in front of a blue background
a photograph of a large group of people in different costumes stood in front of a dark background
a man in a black and white knights outfit kneeling in front of a man lying down with an arrow in his chest

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