bright, beautiful, brash production
The Telegraph
bright, beautiful, brash production
The Telegraph
Why see Joseph And The Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat?
Go Go Go Joseph
It's back! After sell-out runs in London's West End, Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice's Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat is being donned once more for a fantastic jaunt around the country. Having now surpassed its 50th birthday musical theatre fans will be delighted that Joseph and his extravagant threads are back on stage where they belong once more.
First fashioned as a musical concept album that was performed at Colet Court School, the success of the duo's next venture, Jesus Christ Superstar, saw a revival of interest in the show, with its first West End production following in 1973.
Since then, it has gone on to become an international megahit, a highly sought-after show that sees productions range from glitzy theatrical juggernauts to delightful local concerts, all capturing the magic of ALW and Tim Rice's exuberant music and storytelling.
The Story Of Joseph And His Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat
With songs ranging from hopeful ballads (Any Dream Will Do) to vaudeville and rock'n'roll infused confections (King of My Heart and Benjamin Calypso among many others), Joseph tells the story as written in Genesis, of the youngest brother of 12 and the extraordinary journey he is sent on when his siblings set out to kill him for being his father's favourite. From attempted murder victim to pet of the Pharaoh of Egypt, Joseph soars with his singular talent of being able to interpret dreams and predict the future. But don't let all that murder stuff put you off, this is a joyful show brimming with heart, hope and a lot of showbiz pizazz!
Key Information
Audience
Dates
Cast
- Donny Osmond as Pharaoh (Edinburgh)
- Joseph McElderry as Pharoah (Sunderland, Canterbury, Nottingham, Belfast, Leeds, Wimbledon, Blackpool, Woking, Newcastle, Plymouth, Leicester and Sheffield)
- Christina Bianco as Narrator
- Adam Filipe as Joseph
- Hugh Cotton as Reuben
- Will Haswell as Simeon
Creative
- Music & Lyrics by Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice
- Directed by Laurence Connor
- Choreography by Joann M Hunter
- Set and Costume Design by Morgan Large
- Lighting by Ben Cracknell
- Sound by Gareth Owen
- Casting by David Grindrod
- Musical Supervision by John Rigby
Awards
2020 Olivier Award Nominations
Best Actor in a Musical - Jac Yarrow
Best Musical Revival
Reviews
Customer reviews
Sarah Carr
Totally Brilliant
Actually Jane from Edinburgh
JOSEPH EDINBURGH
Kelly Johnson
I’m going again!