Theatre Venue: | Adelphi Theatre ![]() |
Address: | 409 - 412 Strand London WC2E 7NA |
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Opened: | 06-Jul-2007 |
Booking until: | 30-May-2009 |
Performance Times: | Evenings: Wednesdays to Saturdays and Mondays at 7.30pm, Tuesdays at 7.00pm Matinees: Wednesdays and Saturdays at 3.00pm |
Running Time: | 2 hours including one interval |
Music: | Andrew Lloyd Webber |
Lyrics: | Tim Rice |
Director: | Steven Pimlott (associate director Nichola Treherne) |
Lighting: | Anthony Van Laast |
Producer: | Really Useful Company |
Casts: | Gareth Gates (Joseph to 23 May ) , Ricky Rojas (Joseph from 25 May), Jenna Lee-James (Narrator, except Monday & Thursday evenings), Dean Collinson (Pharaoh), Stephen Tate (Jacob/Potiphar/Guru). |
Genre: | Musicals |


Joseph Theatre Tickets
Adelphi Theatre 409 - 412 Strand London WC2E 7NA
PLEASE CALL 0207 993 5322 FOR BOOKING DETAILS
Synopsis:
With a crash of drums and a flash of light, Gareth Gates as Joseph has burst into the West End in his dazzling coat of many colours.
In an energetic and vibrant new staging of the record breaking 1990s London Palladium production, Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd Webber's family classic is entertaining a whole new generation.
This colourful retelling of the biblical story about dreamboat Joseph, his uncanny abilities and his designer coat sings out to young and old alike with a score which is wall to wall hits - including Close Every Door and Any Dream Will Do - and is now booking until 30th May 2009.
In an energetic and vibrant new staging of the record breaking 1990s London Palladium production, Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd Webber's family classic is entertaining a whole new generation.
This colourful retelling of the biblical story about dreamboat Joseph, his uncanny abilities and his designer coat sings out to young and old alike with a score which is wall to wall hits - including Close Every Door and Any Dream Will Do - and is now booking until 30th May 2009.
Joseph Reviews:
'A dream ticket' The Sun.
'A just reminder of how talented Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd Webb Webber are' Daily Express.
'A heavenly triumph' Evening Standard.