We’re knights of the round table We dance when e’re we’re able Reviewed by Mary Alderson People tell me “Oh, I’m not a Monty Python fan.” Therefore, they haven’t seen Spamalot, and don’t intend to go. I used to buy that excuse, but not anymore.  Are you a fan of laughing? Do you just like being silly sometimes? Yes?  Go see Spamalot.  No excuses! There’s an excellent production of this crazy musical now on the outdoor stage at The Grove Theatre in Fenelon Falls. It’s a beautiful setting, the bugs didn’t bite on opening night, and it was well worth of trip. And more importantly, there is one laugh-out-loud moment right after another. It helps if you know the Arthurian legends: the story of a mythical place called Camelot, and the fictious King Arthur of Briton, who has a band of knights serving him. They sit at the round table to show they are all equals. Somehow the cup from which Jesus drank his wine at the Last Supper is missing. Better known as the Holy Grail, this cup becomes much sought after, as King Arthur and the knights are sent on a quest to find it. If you think you need more background, see the musical Camelot. But if all this makes sense so far, see the musical Spamalot. Frankly, the silliness of Spamalot reminds me more of the legendary Canadians Wayne and Schuster than Monty Python.  Wayne and Schuster were brilliant at taking something from the history books or Shakespeare, and skewering it into hilarious satire. In Spamalot, a historian opens the show, talking about the plague as if it’s a weather report for England. Just then dancers from Finland perform their country’s Fisch Schlapping Dance. I’ll leave that for you to see. But the angry historian has ...