Alberta Youth Theatre Collective reviews Archbishop MacDonald's Spamalot

Archbishop Macdonald ’s production of Spamalot: Youth Edition was a hysterical show that was filled with creativity and wit.

The sound of the production was animated and striking, largely due to the live band that was mostly made up of students and alumni.

The technical aspects of this show unquestionably helped bring the narrative to life.

Archbishop MacDonald ’s Spamalot was a fun, entertaining, and impressive high school production.

Archbishop MacDonald faced challenges when staging the show for the first time, leading them to construct a set piece in just one day .

The production creatively used varying levels of height; having the knights positioned higher in the castle added an element of intimidation.

Spamalot is a musical parody based on the 1975 film Monty Python and the Holy Grail .

Taking place in medieval England , it is a comedic retelling of the tale of King Arthur and his quest to find the Grail .

Archbishop MacDonald ’s directors, Fiona Williams and Marika Nychka , tackled this musical perfectly.

The multi-talented ensemble captivated the crowd whenever they were on stage.