how much revenue did it collect?
By advance ticket sales of $18 million, it made a box office history.
Spamalot
Variety" reported advance ticket sales of $18 million, with ticket prices ranging from $36 to $179. The advance made Broadway box office history.

is "the movie album" an album? Yes, studio album who is its composer? Barbra Streisand how well did it perform commercially? Debuted and peaked on the "Billboard" 200 at number 5 who topped that chart at that time? Clay Aiken's "Measure of a Man" what is aiken's philosophy? Turned his focus to the people who had the most influence in his life did he work on a broadway? Yes, made his Broadway debut by joining "Monty Python's Spamalot". what was the broadway about? He joined the cast of "Monty Python's Spamalot" where he played the role of Sir Robin. how well did it do on box-office? It was both a financial and critical success.
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Spamalot [SEP] Critical reception and box-office
Another reference is actually part of the "Playbill" of the show; there are several gag pages about a musical entitled "Dik Od Triaanenen Fol (Finns Ain't What They Used To Be)". This gag programme was written by Palin, and echoes the "faux"-Swedish subtitles in the credits of the original "Grail" Python film. Broadway musical fans appreciate its references to other musicals and musical theatre in general, such as: "The Song That Goes Like This" (a spoof of Andrew Lloyd Webber productions and many other Broadway power ballads); the knights doing a dance reminiscent of "Fiddler on the Roof", and another reminiscent of "West Side Story" (including the music); Sir Lancelot's mimicking of Peter Allen in "His Name Is Lancelot"; the character of Sir Not-Appearing-In-This-Show being "Man of La Mancha"'s Don Quixote; a member of the French "army" dressed as Eponine from "Les Misérables"; and a line pulled from "Another Hundred People" from Stephen Sondheim's "Company" by the "damsel" Herbert.