Camelot at Williams College a lively musical review
Review from Williams College on Camelot by Lerner and Loewe presented by Cap and Bells. Rick Goss directs a large cast at Adams Memorial Theatre with Arthur Strathairn Guenevere Albright Lancelot and many others. The piece praises staging and choral action and recommends remaining performances.
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Camelot at Cap and Bells dazzles with strong solos
The Cap and Bells production of Camelot delivers solid entertainment led by Paul Alan Levi and a gifted cast. Strathairn as Wart, Albright as Morgan Le Fey, Prouty as Lancelot, Himowitz as Pellinore, Lawson as Mordred, and Widen as Morgan Le Fey shine, with vibrant costumes by Rita Bottomley and Loewe Lerner songs driving a confident, entertaining show.
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