THIS YEAR'S `CAMELOT' HAS A WHOLE DIFFERENT FEEL BY MICHAEL ECK SPECIAL TO THE TIMES UNION.(PREVIEW)

Ten years ago, Steven Earl-Edwards pulled a sword from a stone and in the process kicked off a summertime tradition of free theater in Washington Park.

Earl-Edwards returns to Washington Park this summer, reprising his role of King Arthur for Park Playhouse's 10th anniversary encore production of ``Camelot.''

``Something's right for everybody,'' said Earl-Edwards, ``and this is one of the shows that I feel like I was born to do.''

Earl-Edwards has actually been back to the park a number of times since his ``Camelot'' debut -- acting, singing and dancing in ``The Sound of Music'' and ``My Fair Lady'' and directing ``Kiss Me Kate'' and last season's …