Don't Let It Be Forgot: Robert Goulet Stars in Camelot Tour, Starting July 27 in Atlanta | Playbill

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News Don't Let It Be Forgot: Robert Goulet Stars in Camelot Tour, Starting July 27 in Atlanta Robert Goulet returns to a favorite late-career role, King Arthur, in July 27-Aug. 1 staging of Camelot — the musical that made him famous in the 1960s.
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Theater of the Stars produces the revival at Atlanta's Fox Theatre, to be followed by engagements in Kansas City, Memphis, Charlotte, NC, and Detroit. Goulet created the role of Lancelot — Arthur's champion and rival — in the musical fantasy by Frederick Loewe, Alan Jay Lerner and Moss Hart. The musical had a troubled creative process in 1960, and went through many changes on the road and even after opening.

The Tony Award-winning Goulet graduated to the King Arthur role in touring productions over the last decade. He is known as a concert headliner, a recording artist and a TV and film actor. His stage credits have included recent tours of The Fantasticks, Man of La Mancha and South Pacific.

Goulet won a Tony Award for Best Leading Actor in a Musical for Kander and Ebb's The Happy Time.

The Theater of the Stars Camelot cast includes Teri Hansen as Guenevere, Nat Chandler as Sir Lancelot, James Valentine as Merlyn [sic] the Magician and Pellinore and Keith Merrill as Mordred.

Norb Joerder directs and choreographs the staging. The associate choreographer is Lisa Guignard. Musical director is John Visser. The production features lighting design by John McLain and sound design by Mark Cowburn.

Theater of the Stars presents Camelot at the Fox Theatre, 660 Peachtree Street, Atlanta. Performances are Tuesday-Friday at 8 PM, Saturday at 2 PM and 8 PM and Sunday at 2 PM and 7:30 PM. Tickets are on sale through Ticketmaster.com at (404) 817-8700.

Visit theaterofthestars.com.

 
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