The Biblical story of Joseph told through a mix of song and dance styles

Journey through biblical Egypt with this hilarious telling of the story of Joseph, his jealous brothers and one extremely loud garment. A colorful tale that spans musical styles from calypso to rock to disco to country, this worldwide phenomenon penned by Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice has been an audience favorite for more than thirty-five years!

Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat tells the familiar Bible story of Jacob and his twelve sons. Because of their jealousy, Jacob’s other 11 sons plot to get rid of Joseph—who is Jacob’s favorite. They sell him to traveling nomads, who take him to Egypt where he becomes a slave of Potiphar, a wealthy Egyptian. After being falsely accused of lusting after Potiphar’s wife and thrown in jail, Joseph’s ability to interpret dreams gets him out of jail and into the employ of the Pharoah. Because of Pharoah’s dreams, Joseph knows that there are seven years of prosperity coming, followed by seven years of famine; he becomes Pharoah’s number one advisor. Eventually Joseph saves Egypt and reunites happily with his father and his brothers. The story is told entirely in song and dance.