JOSEPH AND THE AMAZING
TECHNICOLOR DREAMCOAT
 


Joseph, sold as a slave by his brothers, has the ability to explain people's dreams. When the pharaoh calls on him to breakdown his dream, Joseph predicts a famine and is made the pharaoh's secondhand man. Joseph's brothers come to him for relief during the famine and Joseph puts them to the test to see if they have changed.

 

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1982 Theatre World Award
 Laurie Beechman

BROADWAY PREMIERE
January 24, 1982, played 757 performances

REVIVAL
November 10, 1993, played 223 performances
 
COMPOSER
Andrew Lloyd Webber

LYRICIST
Tim Rice
 
ORIGINAL CAST
Bill Hutton, Laurie Beechman, Gordon Stanley, Tom Carder, Robert Hyman, Kenneth Bryan, Steve McNaughton, Charlie
Serrano, Peter Kapetan, David Asher, James Rich, Doug Voet, Barry Tarallo, Phillip Carrubba, Stephen Hope, David Ardao, Randon Lo, Kenneth Bryan, and Barry Tarallo

DIRECTOR & CHOREOGRAPHER
Tony Tanner
 
ADDITIONAL RESOURCES

PRODUCTION RIGHTS
R&H Theatricals

LYRICS
Not Available
 
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