Camelot Lyrics – All Songs from the Musical

Cover for Camelot album

Camelot Lyrics: Song List

About the "Camelot" Stage Show


Release date: 1960

1960 is the year of the start of the musical in the Majestic Theatre, and its closure was only 3 years later, after a total of 875 runs. Stage design and costumes were made with pomp, skillfully and beautifully. The stage design was done by brilliant Oliver Smith, and A. Duquette and later T. Duquette performed the suits. Moss Hart – director and choreographer- was after Hanya Holm. The musical received four Tony Awards, and the recording of its music has been a bestseller in the USA for a year and 2 months. The tour was conducted in 1963 – 1964, and in 1965, the presentation of musical on Broadway. After a successful tour, a year later, it was repeated. In 1963, the musical arrived in Australia, where it was held successfully for 2 years. West End adopted staging in 1964, at Drury Lane, and there it lasted for another 518 performances. In the wake of the success, the film was released in 1967, which starred Hollywood's big star, Vanessa Redgrave (she is still alive; she is 79 years old as of the beginning of 2016). Numerous musical renewals took place over many years, as this story is considered a classic, and therefore, it ensures success. Since 1980 until today, the musical has lived for more than 1,000 additional shows. Geography is: New York, Toronto, San Francisco, as well as two national US tours. It is noteworthy that in 2008, the team of the musical was enriched with Christopher Lloyd (who is familiar to many as the crazy professor from Back To The Future or a Martian from My Favourite Martian).

Cast Update: 2023 Broadway Revival of Camelot.

The 2023 Broadway revival of Camelot at Lincoln Center's Vivian Beaumont Theater introduced a fresh ensemble, breathing new life into the classic musical. Directed by Bartlett Sher with a revised book by Aaron Sorkin, the production featured:
  • Andrew Burnap as King Arthur
  • Phillipa Soo as Guenevere
  • Jordan Donica as Lancelot du Lac
  • Dakin Matthews as Merlyn/Pellinore
  • Taylor Trensch as Mordred
  • Marilee Talkington as Morgan Le Fey
  • Camden McKinnon as Tom of Warwick
  • Anthony Michael Lopez as Sir Dinadan
  • Fergie Philippe as Sir Sagramore
  • Danny Wolohan as Sir Lionel
This revival emphasized a more grounded narrative, focusing on the ideals of democracy and leadership, shedding the original's magical elements.

Notable Performance: Jordan Donica's Lancelot.

Jordan Donica's portrayal of Lancelot was a standout, earning him a Tony Award nomination for Best Featured Actor in a Musical. His rendition of "If Ever I Would Leave You" was particularly praised for its emotional depth and vocal excellence.

Cast Recording Release.

The 2023 Broadway Cast Recording of Camelot was released on June 2, 2023. The album features the original score by Alan Jay Lerner and Frederick Loewe, performed by a 30-piece orchestra. Notable tracks include: Center Stage Records
  • "If Ever I Would Leave You" – Jordan Donica
  • "The Lusty Month of May" – Phillipa Soo
  • "C'est Moi" – Jordan Donica
  • "Camelot" – Andrew Burnap
The recording captures the essence of the revival, blending classic melodies with contemporary interpretations.

Questions and Answers.

Who starred as King Arthur in the 2023 Broadway revival of Camelot?
Andrew Burnap portrayed King Arthur in the 2023 revival.
What role did Phillipa Soo play in the 2023 production?
Phillipa Soo played Guenevere in the 2023 Broadway revival.
Which song did Jordan Donica perform that received critical acclaim?
Jordan Donica's performance of "If Ever I Would Leave You" was highly praised.
When was the 2023 Broadway Cast Recording of Camelot released?
The cast recording was released on June 2, 2023.
What was unique about the 2023 revival's interpretation of Camelot?
The revival focused on themes of democracy and leadership, removing magical elements from the original.
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