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Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat: In Concert

Saban Theatre Beverly Hills, Formerly Wilshire Theatre Beverly Hills (8440 Wilshire Blvd. Beverly Hills, CA 90211)
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$25.00 - $100.00
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$8.00 - $45.00*
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This one-night-only concert performance of this classic show from Musical Theatre of Los Angeles features a full Broadway orchestra, a 60-member youth choir and David Burnham, the star of the national tour, singing as Joseph, with Lorenzo Lamas as Pharoah and Misty Cotton as the narrator. The unforgettable score by Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice comes to the stage of the elegant Saban Theatre as a benefit for the Find Your Light Foundation. Cocktail attire is requested for this sure-to-be spectacular show, complete with a red-carpet entrance.

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The last date listed for Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat: In Concert was Wednesday February 15, 2012 / 8:00pm.

Saban Theatre Beverly Hills
Formerly Wilshire Theatre Beverly Hills,
8440 Wilshire Blvd.
Beverly Hills, CA 90211
Website
323-655-0111
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This event is a "concert" and I was expecting the play. When you have costumes and staging it is a whole presentation. In concert form the singing is all there is and if anyone isn't perfect the whole event suffers. The woman who narrated the show had a voice that hurt my ears at times. The show was only one hour long. They started the show 20-25 minutes late with no explanation. Not my favorite experience.
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Where to begin? Unorganized check-in, no one to guide Will-Call ticket holders to proper lines & no visable signage to know otherwise, show started almost 1/2 hour late, seats were unbelievably crowded (I am just 5'6" & unable to sit with my knees in front of me), and God-Awful production! We expected a more professional, full-on production. What we got was a half-baked, amateur one, with NO set design, no costumes, lackluster & sloppy delivery except by the 2 leads & one of the 'brothers', uneven & garbled sound delivery so we were unable to understand alot of the lyrics, and a cute children's chorus that couldn't sing & looked mostly bored.
We wanted to leave after a few minutes but were pinned in by the crowded seats & rows & didn't want to be rude to others, so we hoped for an intermission (there wasn't one) then suffered through the entire production. Thankfully it was only about 75 minutes.
The only saving grace is that our ticket money went to a good, charitable cause - to support arts education in our schools. Too bad we couldn't donate the $10 for parking too.

IF you have kids, you/they might enjoy this, since the children's chorus is on the stage the entire time & actively participate in several #s. Otherwise, send a check to support the charity & stay home.
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This was like a bad high school play- which butchered some of my favorite songs
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The event was enjoyable, but not quite what we were expecting. There was plenty of singing and a bit of dancing, but no actual acting....the children's choir was adorable and clearly they invested a lot of effort into making the performance go smoothly. Andrew Lloyd Weber & Tim Rice were in fine form with the soundtrack, as always!
The theater was beautiful AND outside food and drink were allowed.
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More Information About Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat: In Concert

Website

http://www.musicaltheatrela.org/

Description

Honorary Host Committee (not scheduled to appear): Jack & Lindy Groban (parents of Josh Groban), Bryan Cranston (Breaking Bad), Jim Brickman (Grammy nominated platinum recording artist), Sally Struthers (All In The Family), Kristin Chenoweth (Tony Award winner, Wicked, Glee), Judy Norton (The Waltons), Carole D’Andrea (Original Velma West Side Story Broadway / Film), Nia Vardalos (My Big Fat Greek Wedding), Kristen Carpenter (Probability), Taylor Treadwell (Knight & Day, W), Will Kohlschreiber (KNX Radio), John Zonars, Pamela LaBell.

About the Ticket Supplier: Musical Theatre of Los Angeles

Musical Theatre of Los Angeles is an ensemble of artists dedicated to preserving the integrity of the original or revival musical production. By fostering a collaborative atmosphere through education, performance, and passion, our company provides an outlet for west coast musical theatre talent and a place to share their knowledge with a youth outreach performing arts program. MTLA is committed to administering quality education and creating professional entertainment for the Los Angeles community.