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Conejo Players Present 'Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat' Thru Feb. 20

By: Jan. 26, 2010
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The Conejo Players Theatre present their main stage production of 'Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat' now playing through February 20, 2010.

PERFORMANCE DATES:
January 22nd through February 20th, 2010
Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays at 8:00 PM
Sunday Matinees at 2:00 PM

TICKET PRICES (Musical):
Thursdays: $20.00
Fridays and Sundays: $22.00
Saturdays and Opening Night: $24.00

PLOT SUMMARY:
In this retelling of a Biblical story, Joseph is his father's favorite child. He is given a glorious multi-colored coat by his father. None of his eleven brothers had ever received such a grand gift, giving rise to their jealousy of Joseph. The brothers sell Joseph into slavery to some passing Ishmaelites and return home with his bloodied coat, telling their father of Joseph's "death." Joseph is then purchased by Potiphar, works in his palace, and is noticed by Potiphar's wife. Joseph refuses her advances but because she lies to her husband, Joseph is sent to jail. A baker and a butler, also in jail, learn of Joseph's ability to interpret dreams. When the butler is released from jail, he tells Pharaoh of Joseph's talent to interpret dreams and Pharaoh is so impressed that he appoints Joseph to the post of "Number Two" in Egypt. Some years later, a terrible famine occurs but due to Joseph's foresight, Egypt is not starving and he is in charge of the first recorded rationing to Egypt's residents. Joseph's brothers come to Egypt seeking food, meet with Joseph to ask for his assistance, but do not recognize him. Joseph decides to give his brothers a scare, but eventually grants them all they desire, reveals his identity, and reunites the entire family!!

CAST OF CHARACTERS:
Courtney Potter - Narrator; Carolyn Freeman Champ - Narrator; Barnaby Williams - Joseph; James Cluster - Pharaoh; Raymond Mastrovito - Jacob; Potiphar; Linda Schaver - Mrs. Potiphar; Shawn W. Lanz - Reuben; Phillip Wieck - Levi; Arryck Adams - Judah; Tyler Burk - Benjamin;
Nicholas Arce - Asher; Michael Byrne - Dan; Adam Rayzor - Zebulon; Erik Groth - Gad; Ian Kilpatrick - Simeon; Jeremy Hanna - Isaacher; Caleb Heulitt - Naphtali; Abby Collins - Judah's Wife; Missy Marion - Benjamin's Wife; Cornelia Rindeknecht Ellis - Asher's Wife; Jayme Amann - Dan's Wife; Sarah Bulger - Isaacher's Wife; Priscilla Losey - Reuben's Wife; Tami Keaton - Levi's Wife; Jana Giboney - Simeon's Wife; Jennifer Isaacs - Naphtali's Wife; Rachael Pugh - Zebulon's Wife; Sindy Chen - Gad's Wife; Rick Steinberg - the Butler; Paul Panico - the Baker; Angela Grahovac - Rachel, Jacob's Wife; Karen Staitman - Leah, Jacob's Wife; Penny Krevenas - Bilhah, Jacob's Wife; Janelle Phaneuf - Zilpah, Jacob's Wife; Roger Krevenas, Rondell MacGarvey and Don Johnson - Men's Ensemble; Jessica Williams, Adelle Panico, Paige Sentianin and Sara Gilbert - Teen Ensemble; Allison Byars, Maxwell Kilpatrick, Reagan Kilpatrick, Audrey Miller, Stanley Miller, ElizaBeth Smith, Hailey Smith, Sami Staitman, Sarah Staitman and Sebastian Williams - Children's Choir.

For tickets, call the Box Office at 805-495-3715 or visit http://www.conejoplayers.org/PublicityJoseph.html

 



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