The New Spamalot Tour Has Its King!

[TheatreFan4]

STEVE MCCOY

Steve McCoy (King Arthur) is happy to be a part of the Spamalot family. Steve starred in the national tour of Man of La Mancha and is a veteran of 6 more tours (performing in every state in the USA) including 42nd Street, Oliver, The Will Rogers Follies, and the European tours of Oklahoma and My Fair Lady. He had the great pleasure of working on a Jerry Herman tribute in Los Angeles with theatre legends Carol Channing and Angela Lansbury. Favorite regional credits include Curtains (Frank Choffe), Grey Gardens (George Gould Strong), La Cage (George) and the title role in The Farnsworth Invention. Thanks to his old friends at Phoenix and, as always, this is for the loves of his life, Matt and the boys.

http://montypythonsspamalot.com/cast.php?section=235

[tamra2]

i can't wait for this tour to start

[willep]

Please tell me he didn't write his own bio and butcher the spellings of the characters he has played. That is a slaughtering of Frank Cioffi, and if you want to be picky, it's Georges, not George for La Cage.

[FindingNamo]

If we learned anything from Give the Tony's Back to Broadway it's that a lot of actors aren't exactly what you'd call book smart.

[willep]

Haha true.

[adamgreer]

and the title role in The Farnsworth Invention.

That line confused me. Is he saying he played the television?

[willep]

Yeah I noticed that one too, but thought I was complaining enough with the two I mentioned