This star-crossed show, Alan Jay Lerner and Frederick Loewe's last great musical, almost killed two great talents — Lerner and director Moss Hart were both hospitalized during its pressure-packed tryout period, which rendered “Camelot” not completely ready for its Broadway opening night. It took two events, one unlikely and the other tragic, to make “Camelot” into a hit -- and then into the legend it became.

Charles Troy, popular speaker and presenter, is an acclaimed musical theatre historian and graphic designer. Over the past seven years, Charles has created over 50 multi-media presentations and had presented his work to countless local and national audiences. His work has also been published in The Sondheim Review.