British comedian group Monty Python is organizing stage show
At a press conference on Thursday November 21st in London, members of the former Monty Python comic group have announced that they will team up for a stage show at London's O2 Arena in July 2014. This is reported by The Hollywood Reporter. The statement says that the show will show some famous sketches of the group – Modern Contemporary Python Pranks. Python – John Cleese, Erik Idle, Michael Palin, Terry Gilliam and Terry Jones stressed that they also plan to present new material to viewers. One of the band members said that people should expect `` some comedy, a lot of pathos, music and a little bit of ancient sex. '' When asked about plans for television projects, Palin replied, that all rights to the Monty Python show are owned by the BBC, however, the troupe's July performance will be recorded for a TV special. As far as feature movies are concerned, such an idea has been considered, but since everyone involved is busy with individual projects, it will be difficult to agree on work schedules. Tickets for the show will go on sale on Monday 25 November. Their cost will range from $ 44 (? 27.50) to $ 153 (? 95). As Palin remarked, “It’s only ? 300 cheaper than tickets to a Rolling Stones concert.” The band rose to prominence for the humorous television show Monty Python: The Flying Circus, which aired on the BBC since 1969. until 1974. are owned by the BBC, however, the troupe's July performance will be recorded for a TV special. As far as feature movies are concerned, such an idea was considered, but since all the participants are busy with individual projects, it will be difficult to agree on work schedules.Tickets for the show will go on sale on Monday 25 November. Their cost will range from $ 44 (? 27.50) to $ 153 (? 95). As Palin remarked, “It’s only ? 300 cheaper than tickets to a Rolling Stones concert.” The band rose to prominence for the humorous television show Monty Python: The Flying Circus, which aired on the BBC since 1969. until 1974. are owned by the BBC, however, the troupe's July performance will be recorded for a TV special. As far as feature movies are concerned, such an idea was considered, but since all the participants are busy with individual projects, it will be difficult to agree on work schedules.Tickets for the show will go on sale on Monday 25 November. Their cost will range from $ 44 (? 27.50) to $ 153 (? 95). As Palin remarked, “It's only ? 300 cheaper than tickets to a Rolling Stones concert.” The band rose to prominence for the humorous television show Monty Python: The Flying Circus, which aired on the BBC since 1969. until 1974. As far as feature movies are concerned, such an idea has been considered, but since everyone involved is busy with individual projects, it will be difficult to agree on work schedules.Tickets for the show will go on sale on Monday 25 November. Their cost will range from $ 44 (? 27.50) to $ 153 (? 95). As Palin remarked, “It's only ? 300 cheaper than tickets to a Rolling Stones concert.” The band rose to prominence for the humorous television show Monty Python: The Flying Circus, which aired on the BBC since 1969. until 1974. As far as feature movies are concerned, such an idea has been considered, but since everyone involved is busy with individual projects, it will be difficult to agree on work schedules.Tickets for the show will go on sale on Monday 25 November. Their cost will range from $ 44 (? 27.50) to $ 153 (? 95). As Palin remarked, “It’s only ? 300 cheaper than tickets to a Rolling Stones concert.” The band rose to prominence for the humorous television show Monty Python: The Flying Circus, which aired on the BBC since 1969. until 1974. November 25. Their cost will range from $ 44 (? 27.50) to $ 153 (? 95). As Palin remarked, “It's only ? 300 cheaper than tickets to a Rolling Stones concert.”The band rose to prominence for the humorous television show Monty Python: The Flying Circus, which aired on the BBC since 1969. until 1974. November 25. Their cost will range from $ 44 (? 27.50) to $ 153 (? 95). As Palin remarked, “It’s only ? 300 cheaper than tickets to a Rolling Stones concert.”The band rose to prominence for the humorous television show Monty Python: The Flying Circus, which aired on the BBC since 1969. until 1974. The Topic of Article: British comedian group Monty Python is organizing stage show. |
