The three leads were clearly very talented actors giving their all. King Arthur, Lancelot, and Guenevere all had wonderful voices and acting chops. Unfortunately, the same can not be said about the supporting cast, direction or crew.

This production was lacking in both direction and choreography. "The Lusty Month of May" was a disaster on all levels, as was the Ensembles rendition of "Guenevere". A complete miss on the part of the director for both numbers, and the person who chose to put these ladies in lingerie for "...May" did not do them any favors. The costuming detracted from the overall experience rather than adding to it. If you are move Camelot into the Kennedy era, then take it out of a castle and put it in the white house.

Finally, it greatly detracts from the theatre going experience when there are multiple black outs in the middle of a large number. Having someone operating the light and sound who know the show is as important as having actors who know their lines.

Truly disappointing that the three talented leads were not given a better backdrop to display their talents.

A good show full of memorable show tunes. Loved vocal performances by Guenevere and King Arthur. It was very emotional at times, especially with Guenevere really living her part. Very nice theater staff.

Loved this show! Particularly enjoyed Guenevere, even cried in the end as she did. King Arthur was also talented. Great singing and acting.

The show was good. We were surprised to see everyone in everyday clothing as opposed to costumes, but it was entertaining.