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Groupon offers Monty Python tickets at half price
Tickets for Monty Python's "sold out" reunion shows are now being offered at discount rates on Groupon.
Adam Sherwin, The Independent, 8th July 2014Monty Python: Absurdity for the ages
Much of this legacy is down to the influence the Pythons have had on other performers and writers.
The Citizen (South Africa), 7th July 2014Monty Python Live (Mostly) review
Monty Python's reunion delivers few surprises but their comedic genius remains.
Stephanie Merritt, The Observer, 6th July 2014Monty Python Live (Mostly) review
The five remaining Pythons have brushed off their old material for a gargantuan revue show that still makes young and old shriek with laughter.
Clair Woodward, The Daily Express, 6th July 2014Monty Python. You resent this reunion, don't you?
I wish Yentob had pushed them all on this point. "Look," he should have said, to each Python in turn. "Be honest. Not mock-honest - none of your ha-ha-we-can't-stand-each-other's-company-and-we're-only-doing-it-for-the-money-ha-ha. Give it to us straight. You actually quite resent this reunion, don't you?"
Michael Deacon, The Telegraph, 5th July 2014Pythonmania: of snakes and critics
For me the event/spectacle/show, as that was what it was in a defining order, said as much about the relevance of comedy criticism than about the Python legacy.
Julian Hall, The Stage, 4th July 2014Monty Python Live (Mostly) review
After the onslaught of hype, the comedy icons' return fulfilled their nostalgic obligations while never coming close to approaching the provocative or absurdist heights that made the Pythons (mostly) living legends.
Jay Richardson, The Scotsman, 2nd July 2014Monty Python's reunion is about nostalgia and heroes
Monty Python Live (Mostly) massages a G-spot of familiarity - with little truly funny live material we're left with a few comfortable laughs and a true sentimental charge.
Brian Logan, The Guardian, 2nd July 2014Monty Python Live (Mostly) review
One Down, Five to Go was never conceived as a bid to win new Python fans. It was always meant to be one last nostalgic hurrah, and in that respect they had a head-start knowing that the audience would be full of die-hard devotees.
Kate Goodacre, Digital Spy, 2nd July 2014Monty Python, O2 Arena - comedy review
'John Cleese, Michael Palin, Eric Idle, Terry Jones and Terry Gilliam delivered material written nearly half a century ago - and it still works'
Bruce Dessau, Evening Standard, 2nd July 2014