Gotta Bust out Somehow
Emma: Arthur, it’s time to be quiet now.
Arthur: All this being quiet is making me want to sing.
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It's Not All Mary Poppins 
Then sing, damnit, SING!
“Gotta be me, just gotta be me…”
or maybe
“I did it myyyyyyyy waaaaaaayyyyyy!”
After having just seen Spamalot, all I can think of is:
HERBERT: I’d rather… just…
[music]
…sing!
FATHER: Stop that, stop that! You’re not going to do a song while I’m here.
http://www.sacred-texts.com/neu/mphg/mphg.htm#Scene%2026
LOL. I know Arthur probably drives you nuts, but the kid is hilarious to read about.
Two Arthur posts in a row. Could it be that he’s front and centre of your mind because … tomorrow is his last day?!
I just *heart* Arthur..I’m tellin ya!
I think he needs some tap shoes and let that boy loose!
Peter: LOL
Kittenpie: It’s usually “Jingle Bells”, but yours are definitely more apropos.
Aaron: LOL Sounds like a show I need to see. Also sounds like live theatre, somehow, and British to boot. Was it any of those?
Kristen: Oh, it’s the crazy-making ones who make the best copy. Never doubt it!
Q: Laughed out loud when I read this one! Could be, could be…
Kimmyk: LMAO Arthur in tap shoes would bring down the house. Literally. The boy’s a tad heavy on the feet. But it would be entertaining!
Mary — Spamalot is a musical based largely on Monty Python’s The Holy Grail. The link I provided was to the lines of The Holy Grail, and the scene from which I quoted was reproduced almost verbatim in Spamalot. So both yes and no to the question of live theatre, and most certainly British (though Spamalot was mostly performed by Americans).