http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/4736680.stm
Rather than a formal question and answer session, Python star Eric Idle, who created the musical, treated his audience to dancing girls, sketches and songs.
As the show features flatulent Frenchmen, a legless knight and killer rabbits, it was no surprise that Idle went for the unconventional.
Taking to the stage at the West End's Palace Theatre, he introduced the plans for the musical with a mixture of stand-up comedy and excerpts from the show.
In keeping with Python's black humour, every attempt at promotion ended with deliberate anti-climax.
Amid the joking, Idle repeatedly stressed the musical's American success.
"With 83% of all musicals failing on Broadway, Spamalot is a hit," he said. - Source news.bbc.uk 2/21/06
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