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Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat coming to Redbridge This March

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The Redbridge Creates Theatre Company is proud to present Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat at Sir James Hawkey Hall this March – a vibrant collaboration between Redbridge Drama Centre and Redbridge Music Service, services provided by Vision Redbridge.

The much-loved musical by Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice retells the timeless story of Joseph – a dreamer gifted with extraordinary visions and a spectacular coat of many colours. Favoured by his father yet betrayed by his jealous brothers, Joseph’s journey from hardship to triumph is a heartwarming tale of resilience, hope and forgiveness.

Packed with iconic songs including Any Dream Will Do, Go, Go, Go Joseph and Close Every Door, this colourful, high-energy production promises a joyous theatrical experience for audiences of all ages.

This special production shines a spotlight on the exceptional young performers and musicians nurtured through Vision’s creative services. By bringing together the drama expertise of Redbridge Drama Centre and the outstanding musical training of Redbridge Music Service, the production highlights the depth of artistic talent being developed across the borough.

Martin Solder, Chair of Vision Trustees said:

“We are incredibly proud to see our services collaborating once again to bring a high-quality production for the local community to enjoy. This show is a fantastic example of how Vision’s services work together to create something truly special, giving residents the chance to experience live entertainment locally rather than having to travel into London.”

Production information

This amateur production is presented by arrangement with LW Entertainment Ltd.

Performances take place from 26–29 March at Sir James Hawkey Hall, Redbridge Drama Centre.

Suitable for ages 5+

Tickets are expected to be in high demand. Book your tickets early to avoid disappointment.

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