No flash photography, video,
or audio recording is allowed.
Please respect our performers as
well as fellow audience
members by turning off your cell phones
during the performance.

The performance can be viewed in the lobby.
Out of respect for performers and
audience members, we ask that children who
become unable to remain quiet be relocated
to the lobby with an adult to enjoy the performance.

Dramaturgical Note

Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat
is a light-hearted and playful retelling of the story
of Joseph found in Genesis 37 & 39-45.
Because of its more comedic nature,
the accuracy to the biblical text is a bit loose
when it comes to details, although it still
touches on most of the important
story beats in the narrative.

While the show itself has garnered some controversy
for its apparent light-hearted treatment of the text,
we, as a Nazarene university, are committed to
glorifying God through all our productions,
especially with a Biblical story such as this.
Our goal is to bring out the truth of God’s goodness,
beauty, and love–which we believe can be found
even in the more joyful and playful moments
in the show. Although God may not be explicitly
mentioned, the events of the show itself reveal
God’s hand on Joseph and His people
throughout the entire story.

Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat
is presented through special arrangement
with Concord Theatricals (CT).
All authorized performance materials
are also supplied by CT.
www.concordtheatricals.com

Musical Numbers

Act One:

Overture - Orchestra

“Prologue / Any Dream Will Do” 
- Narrator, Joseph, Chorus

“Jacob  and Sons”
- Narrator, Brothers,
Chorus, Ensemble

“Joseph’s Coat”
- Jacob, Joseph, Narrator,
Brothers, Chorus, Ensemble

“Joseph’s Dreams”
- Narrator, Joseph,
Brothers

“Poor, Poor Joseph”
- Narrator, Brothers,
Chorus, Ensemble

“One More Angel in Heaven/Hoedown”
- Brothers, Chorus,
Ensemble

“Journey to Egypt”
- Narrator, Snake, Camel

“Potiphar”
- Narrator, Joseph,
Potiphar, Mrs. Potiphar,
Chorus, Ensemble

“Close Every Door”
- Joseph, Chorus,
Ensemble

“Go, Go, Go, Joseph”
- Narrator, Joseph, Baker,
Butler, Chorus, Ensemble

“Go, Go, Go Joseph” (Reprise)
- Narrator, Chorus,
Ensemble

There will be a 15-minute intermission.
You can purchase concessions
and view cast bios in the lobby.

Act Two:

Entr’acte
- Company

“A Pharoah’s Story”
- Narrator, Chorus,
Ensemble

“Poor, Poor Pharoah/Song of the King”
- Narrator, Butler, Pharoah,
Joseph, Chorus, Ensemble

“Song of the King” (Reprise)
- Pharoah, Chorus,
Ensemble

“Pharoah’s Dream Explained”
- Joseph, Chorus,
Ensemble

“Stone the Crows”
- Pharaoah, Narrator,
Joseph, Chorus,
Female Ensemble

“Those Canaan Days”
- Brothers, Jacob

“The Brothers Come to Egypt/Grovel, Grovel”
- Narrator, Brothers,
Chorus, Ensemble

“Who’s the Thief?”
- Joseph, Narrator,
Brothers, Chorus,
Ensemble

“Benjamin Calypso”
- Brothers, Chorus,
Ensemble

“Joseph All the Time”
- Narrator, Brothers,
Chorus, Ensemble

“Jacob in Egypt”
- Chorus, Ensemble

“Any Dream Will Do” (Finale)
- Joseph, Narrator,
Chorus, Ensemble

“Close Every Door” (Reprise)
- Joseph, Chorus,
Ensemble

Megamix/Bows
- Company

Cast List:

Narrators:
Breanna Fedorow,
Catherine Vessey,
Elise Bowles,
Hadley Speicher

Joseph
Evan Tschetter

Jacob
Ken Kasten

Reuben*
Nate Owens

Simeon
Matt Borger

Levi
Asa Light

Naphtali / Pharoah
John Carver

Issachar*
Liam Smith

Asher* / Butler
/ Joseph understudy
Alexander Kaljumaa

Dan* / Baker
JD Chambers

Zebulon*
Zach Rodriguez

Gad
Mason Carpenter

Benjamin
/Potiphar understudy
Jacob Banman

Judah*
/ Pharaoh understudy
Colt Choudry

Potiphar
Brady Braatz

Mrs. Potiphar
Elise Bowles
*featured soloist

Children’s Chorus:
Alice Kenney,
Katelyn Hiebert,
Elliot Seward,
Emma Ozment,
Ethan Hershey,
Matthias Okken

Ensemble:
Abby Gleason,
Alexa Rawie,
Ashley Parker,
Becca Hopper,
Brenna Muttschall,
Charlie Accurso,
Chuck Chambers,
Elizabeth Yeley,
Emily Hilton,
Emily Swindell,
Faith Demlow,
Georgia Whitten,
Hannah Hiebert,
Holly Wieneman,
Hope Owens,
Iva May,
Mary Burr,
Matthias Yates,
Micah Allred,
Sage Fernandez,
Sarah Marvin,
Sarah Ross

Pit Orchestra

Piano:
Sarah Noé

Keyboard 2:
Lindsey Peterson

Drums:
Carlos Olivas

Percussion:
Felipe Pulgarin

Woodwind 1
(Flute/Clarinet/Alto Sax):
Peter Vessey
& Erin Butler

Woodwind 2
(Oboe/English Horn):
Jena Kirk

French Horn:
Austin Wilson
& Monet Edwards

Violin 1:
Tina Bilberry

Violin 2:
Jack Mitchell

Cello:
Noah Beal

Production Staff:

Director:
Heather Tinker

Music Director:
Trent Tinker

Student Music Director:
Peter Vessey

Choreographer:
Austin Stang

Technical Director
/Scenic Designer:
Brandon Baker

Stage Manager:
RebeccaSue Wiles

Assistant Stage Manager:
Abi Hands

Dance Captain:
Hadley Speicher
& Liam Smith

Costumes:
Ruth Smerchek

Costume Assistant:
Rebekah Batsford

Lighting Designer:
Kristen Baker

Asst. Lighting Designer
/Board Op:
Abbey Prichard

Lighting Techs:
Skylar Chaplin
& Donald Chambers

Sound:
Rodney Holley

Mic Tech:
Donald Chambers

Props Manager:
Asa Light

Props Assistant:
Jordan Miller

Dramaturgy:
Sarah Marvin
& Quinn North

Hair and Makeup:
Julia Condon
& Chloe Ashley

Hair & Makeup Assistants:
Devon Brown
& Alexa Rawie

Dressers/Run Crew:
Kaitlin Pine,
Danielle Hougland,
Jordan Miller

House Manager:
Abby Dodds

Lobby Display:
Emily Swindell
& Jacob Banman

Publicity Assistant:
Micah Allred

Set Construction
/Painting:
Aaron Griffin,
Quinn North,
Micah Allred,
Chloe Ashley,
Jacob Banman,
Rebekah Batsford,
Donald Chambers,
Skylar Chaplin,
Julia Condon,
Faith Demlow,
Abigail Dodds,
Abigail Gleason,
Danielle Hougland,
Asa Light,
Sarah Marvin,
Iva May,
Abbey Prichard,
Hadley Speicher,
Emily Swindell,
Evan Tschetter,
Catherine Vessey,
Georgia Whitten,
RebeccaSue Wiles