Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (1994 Vancouver)
JOSEPH AND THE AMAZING TECHNICOLOR DREAMCOAT played in Vancouver at the Queen Elizabeth Theatre as part of the North American tour Produced by Really Useful Theatre Company, Andrew Lloyd Webber and The Live Entertainment Corporation of Canada.
With music by Andrew Lloyd Webber; Lyrics by Tim Rice; Directed by Steven Pimlott; Designed by Mark Thompson; Choreography by Anthony Van Laast; Orchestrations by John Cameron; Musical Supervision by Michael Reed; Musical Direction by Patrick Vaccariello & Phil Reno; Lighting by Andrew Bridge and Sound by Martin Levan.
As CEO of Headquarters Entertainment Corporation (“HQE”) in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. In addition to producing and presenting shows in Canada and on Broadway, HQE also managed group sales and marketing promotion for the majority of Broadway musical theatre tours on behalf of various presenters in the mid 1990’s.
STARRING Donny Osmond (Joseph), Janet Metz (Narrator), Connie Kunkle (Narrator alternate), Michael Fletcher (Jacob/Potiphar), Johnny Seaton (Pharoah), Rufus Bonds, Jr. (Butler), Trent Kendall (Baker), Karen Holness (Mrs. Potiphar), Glen Kerr (Apache Dancer), Linda Talcott (Apache Dancer), Lee Lobenhofer (Reuben), Jeff Blumenkrantz (Simeon), Timothy J. Alex (Levi), Avery Saltzman (Napthali), Trent Kendall (Issachar), Vance Avery (Asher), Michael Berresse (Dan), Glen Kerr (Zebulon), Rufus Bonds, Jr. (Gad), Timothy Howar (Benjamin), Edwin Louis Battle (Judah), Kim Scarcella (Reuben’s Wife), Kiri-Lyn Muir (Simeon’s Wife), Cara Hunter (Levi’s Wife), Karen Holness (Napthali’s Wife), Linda Talcott (Issachar’s Wife), Deborah Leamey (Asher’s Wife), Jacquie Holroyd (Dan’s Wife), Anne Gringas (Zebulon’s Wife), Jody Ripplinger (Gad’s Wife), Susan Gattoni (Benjamin’s Wife), Marianne McCord (Judah’s Wife), Christine Donato, Steve Girardi & Janet Kelley (Ensemble).
This North American tour opened in July 1992 at The Elgin Theatre, Toronto, starring Donny Osmond. The former teen idol played the lead in more than 2,000 performances across North America in the 90s, then later appears in the film version (at the request of Lloyd Webber himself). In February 1993, the tour revival opens at the Pantages Theatre in Los Angeles. After 18 weeks, the production moves to San Francisco before arriving on Broadway, where it plays for 231 performances at the Minskoff Theatre from November 1993 to May 1994.
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