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The Drama Group's JOSEPH & The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat

The Drama Group is excited to present our next production Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat.  Performances will be held at Bloom’s Workman Auditorium, in Chicago Heights on: May 4th & 5th at 7:30pm and May 6th at 2pm.  The Bloom Workman Auditorium is located at 101 W. 10th Street, Chicago Heights, Illinois.

 

Tickets are $20.00 for adults, $19.00 for seniors and $15 for students with ID. Group discount rates are also available.  Good seats are still available, however, due to brisk advance sales, rather than waiting to purchase at the door, it is recommended to call the Drama Group box office at (708) 755-3444 for advance sales.

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For directions and other information regarding Drama Group activities, please visit our Web site at www.dramagroup.org.

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For information on handicap seating and parking, please call the Drama Group box office for details.

Synopsis: JOSEPH and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat

Joseph is the tale of a dreamer who is the favorite son of his father Jacob, but because of Jacob’s obvious bias, Joseph becomes the target for the festering jealousy of his eleven brothers.  When Jacob presents Joseph with a many colored coat, the brothers have had enough, spiriting him away and selling him into slavery in Egypt, but things don’t go exactly as they planned. Arguably not just the most well known but the best musical to have come out of the Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd-Weber partnership, Joseph was nominated for numerous TONY, Drama Desk and Laurence Olivier awards.   The story opens with the Narrator encouraging the children’s choir to dream.  Her voice is soon joined by Joseph and the shows spreads its wings from there.  Joseph is sung most of the way through with very little spoken dialogue, encompassing many musical styles, including Country, Rock, Ballads and even Calypso.  Described as the most entertaining couple of hours spent inside a theatre, Joseph’s family friendly storyline, universal themes and rousing music get the audience dancing in the aisles.  Go, Go, Go Joe!!

Remaining Shows of our 2011-2012 Season:

  • RABBIT HOLE also performed at Stables Theatre in Hastings, England as part of our 13 year ongoing Theatre Exchange Program in June 2012
  • THE GREAT AMERICAN TRAILOR PARK MUSICAL (Studio) August 3-12
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