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Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat
Musical by Andrew Lloyd Webber / Texts by Tim Rice
In German / 8+
Synopsis
It’s not exactly a dusty bible story, but rather (masked by the title) Andrew Lloyd Webber’s liveliest musical. Joseph is something special: He is blessed with prophetic dreams. Out of jealousy towards their Father’s favourite son, his eleven brothers sold him as a slave into Egypt. Yet Joseph met every challenge and because of his abilities was finally nominated Pharaoh’s deputy. Unrecognised, he later met his brothers who were starving and begging for food at his feet. Once Joseph had tested them, he forgave them and the family were united once more.
The Old Testament story is told by the choirs of the Salzburg Festpiele and Children’s Theatre as a rousing Musical, blending Country Folksong, Rock’n’Roll and Chanson with homage to well-known musicians such as Harry Belafonte and Elvis Presley. A story about the power of dreams, joie de vivre, and optimism revealed in a winking moment of verbal wordplay.
Andrew Lloyd Webber (* 1948) and Tim Rice (* 1944) created as a team two further musical hits: »Jesus Christ Super Star« and »Evita«. With »Cats«, »Starlight Express«, and »The Phantom of the Opera« Webber became the most successful musical composer of modern times. Tim Rice received, amongst other awards, the Oscar for »The Lion King«.
The stars of the production became members of the Salzburg Festspiele and the Children’s Choir came under the musical direction of Wolfgang Götz.
Duration: approx. 90 mins / no intermission
Cast
Musical Direction
Wolfgang Götz
Director
Carl Philip von Maldeghem
Stage Design
Katja Schindowski
Costumes
Alois Dollhäubl
Choreography
Kate Watson
Josef Vesely
Dramaturgy
Carola Schiefke
Erzählerin
Hanna Kastner
Potiphar
Axel Meinhardt
Mrs. Potiphar
Elisa Afie Agbaglah
Pharao
Christoph Wieschke
Joseph
Lukas Blaukovitsch
Julius von Maldeghem
Fabio-Luca Ziegler
Ruben
Dominik Tiefgraber
Simeon
Rafael Hofmann
Lucas Suttheimer
Levi
Philip Hammerschmid
Naphtali
Dominik Milewski
Issachaar
Julian Kroske
Lucas Suttheimer
Asher
Jonas Binder
Dan
Ivan Vlatkovic
Zebulun
Simon Leikermoser
Gad
Josua Bulin
Benjamin
Sebastian Hollinetz
Judah
Sebastian Klein
Jakob
Axel Meinhardt
Reubens Partnerin
Christina Ortmeier
Simeons Partnerin
Vanessa Friedl
Levis Partnerin
Flora Angerer
Naphtalis Partnerin
Selina Decho
Diana Mühlbacher
Issachaars Partnerin
Anna Menslin
Ashers Partnerin
Julia Klampfer
Dans Partnerin
Dolunay Altan
Zebuluns Partnerin
Fabienne Ziegler
Gads Partnerin
Laura Pieper
Benjamins Partnerin
Flora Menslin
Judahs Partnerin
Leonie Ehrenreich
Bäcker
Simon Leikermoser
Daniel Winkelmann
Butler
Ivan Vlatkovic
Tanzsolisten
Marie Elling, Lara Horvath, Johanna Klaushofer, Stella Kratzer, Melanie Maderegger, Siri Marie Malmborg, Johanna Schwan, Clara Stein, Nora Steiner
Mehrfachbesetzung
Mirjam Helminger; Lukas Blaukovitsch, Josua Bulin, Rafael Hofmann, Sebastian Klein, Simon Leikermoser, Julius von Maldeghem, Lucas Suttheimer, Ivan Vlatkovic, Fabio-Luca Ziegler
Kinderchor
Lorenz Aigner, Christoph Bleyer, Eva Buttenhauser, Lea Drexel, Fiona Fasching, Julia Gallagher, Lara Hofmeister, Xaver Hörl, Paula Jäger, Marie Jurtin, Benjamin Linse, Theresa Löffl, Lennart Malm, Anais Mangeng, Leonhard Radauer, Flora Resmann, Zinedine Sarhatlic, Johanna Schmidbaur, Frederic Schultze, Valerie Schultze, Helena Stark, Sophie Marie Wallner, Lara Weilharter
Orchesterchor Moritz Aigner, Anika Dafert Baumgartlinger, Paul Beck-Mannagetta, Sabrina Bloos, Cosima Decho, Susan Gadalla, Emma Gruber, Mark Häcker, Christopher Hipper, Finnian Hipper, Elena Höftberger, Katharina Kolb, Tobias Kolitscher, Florentin Krauss, Paula Lischent, Luca Russegger, Anna Seethaler, Jonathan Seißler, Lea Seitz, Daniel Winkelmann, Addisie Zankl