Although cast members in Wheaton Drama’s production of “Monty Python’s Spamalot” must sing, dance and act, they also must have a sense of humor, according to the show’s director, Peter Lemongelli.

Welcome to “Spamalot,” where Arthur is king, his knights aren’t what they seem and Fred isn’t dead — yet. There will come a time when Fred is finally thrown onto the pile of Bubonic Plague victims, ...

Even decades later, memories of “Monty Python and the Holy Grail” are “not dead yet” — to borrow the comic film’s most repeated laugh line — for audiences who flocked to “Spamalot,” the hit musical ...

2. A reunion of Monty Python’s Flying Circus any time soon. 3. To be able to watch “Monty Python’s Spamalot” on a couch in your underpants. Broadway still discourages attire that casual, but the ...