The hilarious and legendary comedy group are planning on doing a play in London.
Monty Python have revealed that their return will occur on July 1, 2014 at the 02 arena in London.
This will be the comedy troupe’s first show in the last thirty years, with tickets going on sale on November 25 at 10 am.
Eric Idle, Michael Palin, John Cleese, Terry Gilliam and Terry Jones chose actor Warwick Davis to host the news conference and began by joking that the show had been awarded to Qatar.
Idle said the comeback would centre on the team’s “greatest hits” but some new material is also likely to be included.
“People really do want to see the old hits,” said John Cleese.
“But we don’t want to do them in a predictable way, so it’s going to be a mix up I think.”
The performance will also pay tribute to the sixth Python who passed away in 1989, Graham Chapman.
Source: News.Sky
