Director:
Aubrey PowellMúsica:
John Du PrezReparto:
Eric Idle, Michael Palin, Terry Gilliam, Terry Jones, Carol Cleveland, Neil Innes, André JacqueminSinopsis(1)
En 1979, La Vida de Brian de Monty Python puso la epopeya bíblica patas arriba. Hoy, los creadores de Spamalot hacen lo mismo con la música clásica. Prepárate para No es el Mesías (es un sinvergüenza), una obra maestra cómica que combina el humor inolvidable de la película más célebre de Monty Python con la grandeza ostentosa de una orquesta sinfónica. No te pierdas la única representación de este espectáculo y una rara oportunidad de ver juntos en escena a miembros del grupo Monty Phyton. (Sony Pictures Esp.)
(más)Reseñas (1)
The guide for the evening is Mrs. Betty Palin. Four members of Monty Python will meet on stage. There are about ten familiar Gumby's with handkerchiefs on their heads sitting side by side in the front row. The music is roaring, the choir is singing, the choir is crawling before the Lord, crawling after Brian, singing at times when they shouldn't be singing at all. And bleating, too. Eric Idle doing a Bob Dylan impression. Terry Jones acts as a Roman miner, Terry Gilliam is again (thanks to his speech) definitely the most worthy protagonist of this whole crazy thing. “Always Look On The Bright Side Of Life" sounds unreal. Mixed into all of this are occasional Scottish bagpipers, Mexican trumpeters, shepherdess Carol Cleveland with singing sheep, and Pilate/woodchopper accompanied by the Canadian Mounted Choir. It couldn't have turned out any other way than five stars!___P.S. I miss Graham and John on stage, though. And while the former is excused for dying, where the hell was Cleese hanging out? Could it be that his gait has gone a little off again?
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