MusicalComedyRevivalBroadway
Opening Date
Nov 10, 1993
Closing Date
May 29, 1994
1st Preview
Oct 26, 1993
1st Preview
Oct 26, 1993
Previews
17
Performances
231
MusicalComedyRevivalBroadway
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ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION

Theatres
Minskoff Theatre
(Nov 10, 1993 - May 29, 1994)
Theatre Owned / Operated by The Nederlander Organization (James M. Nederlander: Chairman; Robert E. Nederlander: President; James L. Nederlander: Vice-President)
Presented by James M. Nederlander and Terry Allen Kramer; Produced by The Really Useful Theatre Company Ltd., Andrew Lloyd Webber, Rodger Hess and The Shubert Organization (Gerald Schoenfeld: Chairman; Bernard B. Jacobs: President); Produced by The Really Useful Theatre Company Ltd., Andrew Lloyd Webber, Rodger Hess and The Shubert Organization (Gerald Schoenfeld: Chairman; Bernard B. Jacobs: President)
Lyrics by Tim Rice; Music by Andrew Lloyd Webber; Musical Director: Patrick Vaccariello; Music orchestrated by John Cameron
Directed by Steven Pimlott; Choreographed by Anthony Van Laast
Scenic Design by Mark Thompson; Costume Design by Mark Thompson; Lighting Design by Andrew Bridge; Sound Design by Martin Levan; Associate Scenic Design: Nancy Thun; Associate Costume Design: Janet Grant; Associate Lighting Design: Hugh Vanstone, Ted Mather and Alexandra Pontone; Assistant Costume Design: Nancy Palmatier; Assistant Sound Design: Graham Carmichael and Ron Sinko; Automated Lighting Programmer: Richard Knight and Art Rich; Set Design Assistant: Ken Rothschild, Richard Jaris, Rob Odorisio and Peet Foster
General Manager: Nina Lannan and The Really Useful Management Company, Inc.; Company Manager: Mark Johnson; Assistant Co. Mgr: Jeff Wild
Production Stage Manager: Jeff Lee; Production Manager: Peter Fulbright; Stage Manager: J. P. Elins; Assistant Stage Mgr: Steve "Doc" Zorthian, Louise Currie and Patricia F. Feldstein
Musical Supervisor: Michael Reed; Children's Choir Director: Janet Rothermel; Conducted by Patrick Vaccariello; Associate Conductor: Robert Hirschhorn; Concert Master: Sanford Allen; Violin: Sylvia D'Avanzo; Viola: Richard Brice; Cello: Francesca Vanasco; Flute / Clarinet / Sax: Andrew Sterman; Oboe / English Horn: Edward Zuhlke; French Horn: Steve Zimmerman; Keyboard: James Abbott, Robert Hirschhorn and Grant Sturiale; Guitar: J.J. McGeehan and Robby Kirshoff; Bass: Hugh Mason; Drums: Gary Tillman; Percussion: Bill Hayes
Casting: Johnson-Liff Associates; Assistant to the Director and Choreographer: Nichola Treherne; General Press Representative: Boneau / Bryan-Brown; Dance Captain: Sarah Miles; Production Administrator: Alexander Fraser
Michael Damian
Joseph
Clifford David
Jacob
 
Potiphar
 
Guru
Kelli Rabke
Broadway debut
Narrator
Robert Torti
Pharaoh
Lisa Akey
Asher's Wife
Neal Ben-Ari
Simeon
Danny Bolero
Broadway debut
Napthali
Julie Bond
Broadway debut
Mrs. Potiphar
 
Napthali's Wife
Diana Brownstone
Zebulon's Wife
The Carolabbe Chorus
Children's Choir
Alternate
Betsy Chang
Gad's Wife
Jocelyn Vodovoz Cook
Levi's Wife
Mindy Franzese
Broadway debut
Simeon's Wife
Susan Carr George
Judah's Wife
Marc Kudisch
Reuben
La Petite Musicale
Children's Choir
Alternate
Long Island Performing Arts Center Choir
Children's Choir
Alternate
Gerry McIntyre
Judah
Sarah Miles
Dan's Wife
Michelle Murlin
Reuben's Wife
Bill Nolte
Baker
 
Issachar
Tina Ou
Broadway debut
Apache Dancer
 
Benjamin's Wife
Jacquie Porter
Issachar's Wife
Joseph Savant
Dan
Tim Schultheis
Broadway debut
Apache Dancer
 
Zebulon
Timothy Smith
Asher
Glenn Sneed
Butler
 
Gad
Ty Taylor
Benjamin
Robert Torti
Levi
The William F. Halloran Vocal Ensemble
Children's Choir
Alternate
Swings: Ron Kellum , Andrew Makay , Janet Rothermel , Kelli Severson , Gina Trano and Matthew Zarley
Understudies: Lisa Akey (Narrator), Susan Carr George (Narrator), Marc Kudisch (Pharaoh), Bill Nolte (Jacob, Potiphar, Guru), Joseph Savant (Pharaoh), Kelli Severson (Narrator), Glenn Sneed (Jacob, Potiphar, Guru), Ty Taylor (Joseph) and Matthew Zarley (Joseph)

Minskoff Theatre (Nov 10, 1993 - May 29, 1994)

Cast

Bryan Batt
Reuben
Jocelyn Vodovoz Cook
Reuben's Wife
Mamie Duncan-Gibbs
Mrs. Potiphar
 
Napthali's Wife
Julia Gregory
Zebulon's Wife
circa. Feb 1994 - May 29, 1994
Paul Harman
Simeon
Susan Santoro
Asher's Wife
Kelli Severson
Judah's Wife
Malinda Shaffer
Levi's Wife
Richard Stafford
Zebulon
 
Apache Dancer
Matt Zarley
Zebulon
 
Apache Dancer
Understudy: Bryan Batt (Pharaoh)
music by Andrew Lloyd Webber; lyrics by Tim Rice
Act 1
Sung By
Prologue
Narrator
Any Dream Will Do
Joseph and Children
Jacob and Sons / Joseph's Coat
Narrator, Brothers, Wives, Children, Jacob and Joseph
Joseph's Dreams
Narrator, Joseph, Brothers and Female Ensemble
Poor, Poor Joseph
Narrator, Brothers and Children
One More Angel in Heaven
Reuben, Reuben's Wife, Narrator, Brothers, Wives, Jacob and Children
Potiphar
Narrator, Ensemble, Mrs. Potiphar, Potiphar and Joseph
Close Every Door
Joseph and Children
Go, Go, Go Joseph
Narrator, Butler, Baker, Ensemble, Joseph, Guru and Children
Act 2
Sung By
Pharaoh's Story
Narrator and Children
Poor Poor Pharaoh / Song of the King
Narrator, Butler, Pharaoh, Children and Ensemble
Pharaoh's Dream Explained
Joseph, Ensemble and Children
Stone the Crows
Narrator, Pharaoh, Children, Joseph and Female Ensemble
Those Canaan Days
Simeon, Jacob, Brothers and Apache Dancers
The Brothers Came to Egypt / Grovel, Grovel
Narrator, Brothers, Joseph, Female Ensemble and Children
Who's the Thief?
Joseph, Brothers, Female Ensemble and Children
Benjamin Calypso
Judah, Brothers, Female Ensemble and Children
Joseph All the Time
Narrator, Joseph, Children, Brothers and Female Ensemble
Jacob in Egypt
Narrator, Jacob, Children and Ensemble
Any Dream Will Do (Reprise)
Joseph, Narrator, Ensemble, Jacob and Children
Close Every Door (Reprise)
Joseph and Children
Joseph Megamix (Reprise)
The Company
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