Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (Touring) Tickets

Joseph and the Technicolor dream coat was wonderful in so many ways. I saw this play as a child and loved it so I was so excited to see it was coming to Scranton. I was presently apprised that not only was it what I loved from my childhood but even more. It it's a beautiful story with just the right amount of modernisation and comedy.

The show was fabulous! The voices, costumes, dancing were excellent!

Really enjoyed the production. The Narrator was fantastic. Coronado theater is a great place to see a show. There is not a bad seat in the place.

After seeing this production done in many venues by High School, civic theater, and many professional groups; every one is different in it's own way. All very good! This one was updated a bit by the actors which was good. The scene with the brothers at the table singing about the loss of Joe with Jacob coming in was a highlight!! Never seen it done like that before. I thought Joseph was a bit weak in his performance. Singing mainly! The cast was great and the show moved along very well.

We truly enjoyed the performance. The only actor that was weak was Pharoah, The music was great and we could understand all the words. We were a little disappointed in the lack of sets.

I have seen this play 4 times over the past 40 years and each time is just a wonderful enjoyment because the cast members seem to express their parts differently but enjoyable. This production was no less an experience for being the 4th time i saw it. The beginning and ending was completely different - a bit hard to pick up on the characters protrayed in the story line. the story, songs and music were the same in each production seen. An absolute must to see this play! You will have a wonderful experience if it is a first time, and an amazing experience for those return audience members!

The performance was excellent! The staff at the Rockford Coronado Theater were not! The Coronado staff need to be coached on how to be friendly and congenial to patrons. Several of the workers (ushers and refreshment stand) were downright unfriendly.

This is a great production of Joseph. I would imagine those who have seen the Donny Osmond musical will wonder if this tour is going to live up to the Broadway version. It does. The cast is perfect. I've seen it twice now (Rockford and Joliet) and I would go again.

This was the best traveling musical that I have seen. Singing and dancing was great. Well produced.

Such amazing choreography and the voices were amazing!

Better than anticipated. This cast has amazing voices. Funny & very professional. Worth your money.

have seen "Joseph" in the past, this rendition was unique and had me at the edge of my seat to see how this performance was the same story with many new twists, especially to the choreography. beautiful and strong voices. sorry to know it was only in town for 2 days! ; MORE!

The two main singers, Joseph and the Narrator were fabulous and the whole cast and show was amazing! Highly recommend this show to everyone for pure joy!

Seen this show several times, several venues. Fox in Detroit always great venue. Touring show this time was less than impressive. The two leads, Joseph and the Narrator, while quality singers, don't have the Broadway show presence. The new choreography takes the campy just a but to far to being on the verge of childish. Fine line to tread, but it was missed. The audio level was also too low. We both commented that it seemed as if the outside banks of speakers were not active and we were only getting the center channel. should not be having trouble understanding dialog in the middle of the floor seats.

This production was a wonderful adaptation. Loved how it was modernized/made current while still maintaining the integrity of the original! The cast was terrific and kept the attention of the audience throughout. I was so entertained that I was shocked when it was over, wishing it could continue on.

I enjoyed the play, but was highly disappointed in the director's choice to have Joseph succumb to the seducing temptations of Potiphar's wife. Joseph is and always has been a shining example to the world of resisting evil temptations. The Bible states, "she caught him by his garment, saying, Lie with me: and he left his garment in her hand, and fled, and got him out" (Genesis 39:12). It was saddening to see so much work and talent go into a production that didn't stay true to the real characters. An immoral Joseph just didn't set well with me the rest of the play. I would have recommended it to others if I knew I could trust the plot to reflect my respect for Joseph and his courage and determination to not "do this great wickedness, and sin against God" (Genesis 39:9).

It was an excellent show. Wonderful acting, singing, and dancing.

I saw this show many years ago when Donny Osmond played Joseph. I fell in love with it then and was excited to hear it would be in Detroit. Our crowd varied in age from 5 years old to 70 years old and it had a little something for everyone. My 7 year old son said he "loved it!" There was one scene that was inappropriate for the little ones, but I don't think they understood it anyway.

I wanted to bring my family to a show with a biblical theme for a night of wholesome entertainment. This show was over sexual in both dress and dance. Neither represented contextual accuracy. I did expect some suggestive content for the scene with Potiphar's wife although I expected it to be conveyed without gratuitous sensuality. It wasn't even accurate as the show depicted them frolicking in bed under the covers when in reality Joseph resisted her advances as a man of principle and faith. The bottom line is that a story of faith, high morals, courage and redemption was cheapened and perverted by the theatrical script, music and choreography. Even the levity was over done and trivialized what should have been serious and contemplative moments. We left at intermission to preserve our Christian scruples and standards. The quality of the cast was very good in vocals, acting, etc. My complaints are entirely with the screenplay.

This was a delightful new staging. The dancing was great. A fun evening for a 5 year old, 8 year old and 4 adults.