Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat

Directed by Kristi Pullaim

Assistant Director Ian Buchanan

Tech Director Kenny Fields

Music Director Krisie Holmes

Costuming Navie Scales

Choreography Kristi Pulliam & Brandon Bishop

with

Elizabeth Goad Paul Betts, III Gary Edwards

Cody Duncan Russ Pierce Burt Barrett

Mathew Stweart Justin Roush Dillon Davis

Clay Turner Mitch Mahan Macin Holden

Corbin Wright Andrew Pulliam

Presented By

Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat is presented by special arrangement with The Musical Company, a Concord

Theatricals Company, 229 West 28th Street, 11th Floor, New York, NY 10001. www.themusicalcompany.com

Phone: (212) 598-2204. Email: info@themusicalcompany.com.

Lyrics by Tim Rice Music by Andrew Lloyd Webber

Overture

Prologue

Any Dream Will Do

(Joseph, Ensemble)

Jacob & Sons

(Narrator & Ensemble)

Joseph’s Coat

(Jacob, Narrator, Brothers, Ensemble)

Joseph’s Dreams

(Narrator, Brothers, Joseph, Ensemble)

Poor. Poor. Poor Joseph

(Narrator, Brothers, Ensemble, Joseph)

One More Angel in Heaven

(Brothers, Ensemble, Reuben)

Journey to Egypt

(Brothers & Narrator)

Potiphar

(Narrator, Ensemble, Potiphar, Jacob,

Potiphar’s Wife, Joseph, )

Close Every Door

(Joseph & Ensemble)

Go, Go, Go Joseph

(Narrator, Ensemble, Butler, Baker, Joseph)

End of Act 1

Act 2 Entr’acte

(Ensemble)

A Pharaoh’s Story

(Narrator & Ensemble)

Poor, Poor Pharaoh/Song of the King

(Narrator, Butler, Pharaoh, Joseph, Ensemble)

Song of the Pharaoh (Reprise)

(Pharaoh & Ensemble)

Pharaoh’s Dream Explained

(Joseph &Ensemble)

Stone the Crows

(Narrator, Pharaoh, Ensemble)

Those Canaan Days

(Brothers & Jacob)

The Brothers Come to Eqypt/ Grovel, Grovel

(Narrator, Brothers, Ensemble, Joseph)

Who’s the Thief?

(Joseph, Narrator, Ensemble, Brothers)

Benjamin Calypso

(Brothers & Ensemble)

Joseph All the Time

(Narrator, Joseph, Ensemble)

Close Every Door to Me (Reprise)

(Joseph &Ensemble)

Cast

Narrator.....................................................................................Elizabeth Goad Joseph.........................................................................................Paul Betts, III Jacob...........................................................................................Gary Edwards Reuben..........................................................................................Cody Duncan Simeon............................................................................................Russ Pierce Levi................................................................................................Burt Barrett Judah......................................................................................Matthew Stewart Dan...............................................................................................Justin Roush Naphtali.........................................................................................Dillon Davis Gad.................................................................................................Clay Turner Asher............................................................................................Mitch Mahan Issachar........................................................................................Macin Holden Zebulun........................................................................................Corbin Wright Benjamin...................................................................................Andrew Pulliam Potiphar.........................................................................................Jeff Puryear Potiphar’s Wife..............................................................................Anna Ganong Butler....................................................................................Kameron Hampton Baker....................................................................................Jeremiah Haywood Pharaoh...................................................................................Lorenzo Balderas Guards..............................................................Aiden Wright & Cannon Joe Smith

Ensemble

Kathryn Hoover Sarah Stringer Ruby McClusky

Marcela Little Deanne Puryear Katherine Lewallen

Christina Graham Paige King Madison Goad

Aiden Wright Cannon Joe Smith Alexandra Wright

Eva Barrett Kylah Hood

Children’s Chorus

Marcelle Litte Kade Vaughn Janson Marsico

Gavin Frangenberg Rosette Little Lily Catlet

Quinn Kelly Maggie Moyer Isaac Horton

Grace Hyneman Victoria McFerrin

Crew

Backstage

Stage Manager …………………………....…………………….……..Kilee Erickson

Lightboard ……………………………………………….….....…..Noah George

Sound/Mics …………………………………………….……………..Kenny Fields

Music ................................................................Evey & Clair Pulliam

Spotlight ..................................................Lauren Ann Asplund-Morgan

Build Team

Set Design ………………………………………...Kenny Fields, JR Lawrence

Lighting Design .....................................................Kenny Fields, Kristi Pulliam

Costume Design …………………………………………….....……….….Navie Scales

Props .........................................................................Ian Buchanan

A Heart for the Arts

The arrogance of Joseph and his brothers is just too funny. I think it's

Webber and Rice's genius that we can laugh at them in this

musical. But as I think more about it, I do love that, like all good

stories, beautiful and fallen humans can still be used for good if

they truly desire themselves to be. Joseph is simply another tale of

God's weaving good from, well, ... not good. Whether it was chance or

selfishness or evil intentions, Joseph and his brothers were used in a

complicated tale to bring about a bigger picture of Goodness.

Theatre is hard work by a lot of people. It's not heavy or serious or life-

and-death kind of work. (in fact, creating together is great fun.)

But, I like to think that in some way, it IS life-and-death sort of

work. Not like in emergency rooms - but in a more unseen way

because the focus, for every minute of every day is the stories of

life. Or perhaps better said, the STORY of LIFE; life overcomes

death. And we have a saying in the theatre: No death words allowed. (Meaning no words that tear each other down.)

Here's to the belief that we can ALL be used for Good, despite our

arrogance or selfish intent.

If you believe in welcoming as many people as possible to grow

through the arts, please support the mission in whatever way you

choose. And thank you, so much, for being here for this story.

With a Heart for the Arts,

Kristi

p.s. Webber and Rice took some creative license in playing loose with

the facts as we know them from scripture. So what? Take it as a

challenge in your conversations about the show to find all of the

"mistakes" and teach through them. After all, isn't that how we learn,

from all of our mistakes in life?

Late arrivals must wait at the back of the house until a scene change.

The videotaping or other video or audio recording of this production is strictly

prohibited.

Turn your cell phones OFF.

If you need to leave your seat, please wait for a scene change

if possible.

In case of an emergency, exits are located

in the front and back of the auditorium.

Restrooms are located on the mezzanine and in the lobby.

Food and drinks are not allowed in the theater.

If you’re not saving this playbill as a keepsake,

please place it in the ”Recycle Playbills” bin

at the front door after the performance.

Thank You

If you’d like to go paperless—The FOA wants to help!

You can find our Playbill on Facebook, foajonesboro.org, or you can scan

one of the QR codes in the lobby!

Our Actors Appreciate

Your Best

Theatre Etiquette

To purchase tickets for any performance, visit or call the Box

Office during normal business hours or purchase tickets online

at foajonesboro.org!

What’s Next

First Fridays at the Forum Featuring Tower Lights

Friday, October 4 at

7:30pm

The Strand Movie Series and Arkansas State University Present

Exit Through the Gift Shop

Saturday, October 5 at

7:30pm

FREE Admission

The Foundation of Arts Board of Directors

The Foundation of Arts Staff

Kristi Pulliam, Executive & Artistic Director

JR Lawrence , Tech Director

Jenny Box, Programs Director

Meridith Pierce, Associate Director

Brandon Bishop, Office Manager

Ian Buchanan, Customer Service Associate

Kelly Kelley, Bookkeeper

Kenny Fields, Tech Manager

Kilee Erickson, Marketing Assistant

The Foundation of Arts Faculty

Janea Spades, Chair Attorney

Russ Pierce, Vice-Chair Pharmacist

Maranda Nichols, Secretary Physician Assistant - Certified

Dr. Pam Haun Attorney

Lorenzo Balderas Teacher

Cherisse Jones-Branch, ASU Assistant Professor

Kevin Box Sales/National Account Manager

Stacey Johnson, Volunteer

John Deacon Financial Advisor, Deacon Capital Partner

Lesle Allen, Volunteer

Michelle Edwards Annie Clark-Roberts Maranda Nichols

LeeAnn King Amber Ferguson James Faulkner

David Mason Kaitlyn Bass Elea Pulliam

Sametta Parker Jennifer Webb Megan Dacus

Abi Mason Damon Wright Penny Pausch

Jessica Maddox Emily Allen Hannah Housley

Lisa Maritch Kaylee LaPiro Anna Kate Horton

Support The Foundation of Arts because we…

• Believe that engaging in the arts grows people and unites community

• Help people, and each other, learn discipline, teamwork, creativity, and focus through arts experiences - which arms them for success in any field

• Provide disciplined creative arts study and experiences trying our

best to enable everyone to learn, regardless of their ability to pay

• Are a place for children and adults to participate in goal-oriented arts-study, in a non-competitive and technique-based environment

• Serve at least 500 families per week through arts education, theatre,

and outreach activities

• Offer community theatre with ten different productions per year including The Nutcracker Ballet, musical theatre, and children’s theatre

• Stand alone as an arts organization in Northeast Arkansas that

provides live theatre at relatively low ticket prices for thousands of patrons each year—and a Pay What You Can performance for each show so that everyone can grow from live theatre

• Work with adults and children with disabilities through the arts, allowing them the opportunity to perform annually on stage

• Bring an annual count of 55,000 trips into downtown Jonesboro for

our community

• Need your support—ticket sales and class tuition support only about half of what it takes to serve Northeast Arkansas and the more than 20,000 people we positively affect annually

• ARE YOUR COMMUNITY

Professional Affiliations

Support for The Foundation of Arts is provided, in part, by the Arkansas Arts Council, an agency of the Department of Arkansas Heritage, and the National Endowment for the Arts.

Funding for advertising and promotion of The Foundation of Arts, its programs, and its events is provided, in part, by The Advertising and Promotions Commission of Jonesboro.

The Foundation of Arts, Forum Theater, and The Arts Center are licensed under federal law by SESAC, Inc. 55 Music Square East, Nashville, TN 37203.

The Foundation of Arts, Forum Theater, and The Arts Center are licensed under federal law by BMI, Inc., 10 Music Square East, Nashville, TN 37203.

The Foundation of Arts, Forum Theater, and The Arts Center are licensed under federal law by ASCAP, 2675 Paces Ferry Road, SE, Suite 350, Atlanta, GA 30339.

The Foundation of Arts is a member of Jonesboro Regional Chamber of Commerce, American Association of Community Theatre, Arkansas Community Theatre Association, Americans for the Arts, Association for Fund Raising Professionals, and Arkansas Coalition for Excellence.

This performance has been legally licensed and all associated rights and royalties have been paid in full by The Foundation of Arts. Under strict penalty of law (punishable by steep fines, revocation of license, and/or imprisonment), no part of this production, nor any implications or representations of this production, can be reproduced for public, private, profitable, charitable, or other purposes.

Stage Notes

Maggie,

We are so proud of you! We are so thrilled

to watch you perform. We love you!

Dad, Mom, Reagan, and Jake

Dear Paul,

You are an amazing son, and we are so very

proud of you! We pray for God’s blessings

for your future. Can’t wait to see the show.

Love,

Mom, Dad, Parker, Peyton, & Bristol

Jeff & Deanne,

Special show for you to do together.

Memories in the making. Have a blast! We

love you.

Mom, Drake, Derek, & David

Quinn,

We’re so proud of you on your FOA stage

debut. We love watching your confidence

and sparkle everywhere you go.

Love,

Mommy, Daddy, Charlie, & Clara

Want to help The FOA raise money? (Hint-the answer is YES!)

It’s easy! You shop – The FOA benefits from each purchase!

Option 1: Kroger * Using the website Kroger.com, log in to your account. The cute little person icon at the top right hand corner will take you there. Then choose “my account.” *Scroll until you find Community Rewards. *Add Foundation of Arts as your charity. (Organization number: WP291) *Now you can help The Foundation of Arts every time you shop at Kroger! Yay!

Option 2: Amazon Smile * Go to smile.amazon.com and log in to your account. (again, find the person icon at the top right hand corner) * Scroll to choose or change your charity * Choose The Foundation of Arts for N E Arkansas Inc (it is written exactly this way) * Use smile.amazon.com instead of amazon.com for all your Amazon purchases to help The FOA! (Prime benefits still apply on Amazon Smile)

The Foundation of Arts gratefully acknowledges those who provide financial support. These funds enable The Foundation of Arts to serve the citizens of Jonesboro and Northeast Arkansas by offering artistic opportunities to all. Contributions may be made as a gift in memory or in honor of a loved one. Monthly gifts can be made via credit card or installments. A one-time contribution is always welcome in any form of payment. Donations to the FOA are tax deductible.

This list reflects donations received between

July 20, 2018 through July 20, 2019

Presenters ($5,000 and up) A&P Commission Cavenaugh Auto Group NEA Baptist St. Bernards

Producers ($2,500 and up) Downtown Jonesboro Association Maranda Nichols Evolve Bank & Trust First Community Bank Centennial Bank Bob Uhlenhop Don Howard Stephen & Linda Woodruff Mona Parikh Iberia Bank Mr. & Mrs. William F. Harrison Adam & Elizabeth Woodruff

Directors ($1,000-$2,499) Max & Jennifer Dacus Russ & Meridith Pierce United Cerebral Palsey of AR, Inc. Dairy Queen Joe & Lauryn Carr Warren & Phyllis Skaug Jay & leslie Allen Junior Auxiliary of Jonesboro Craighead Electric Co-Op Richard & Julia Coy

Sustainer ($500-$999) Kroger Debbie Pilgrim Barry & Lisa Tedder Janea Spades John & Lois Freeman JR & Brittany Lawrence SBS CyberSecurity, LLC E. Ritter & Company Down Syndrome Association of NEA Doctors’ Anatomic Pathology Services, PA Dorine Deacon Kitty Sloan Fidelity Charitable Tracy Owens Rebecca Oliver Blake & Karen Richardson

Partners ($250-$499) Terri Rorex William Clements Andy Shatley FM Malpezzi Scott & Taura McDaniel Frankie & Lisa Turner Tyler & Rachel Martin Kerry & Georgia Summitt Amanda Fahlberg Ken & Terri Dost McDaniel Law Firm Doug & LeAnne Imrie William Harrison Jeffrey & Shannon Puryear Robert G. Wilson Linda Rahrle Mike & Nina Thompson Renee Brady

Patrons (Up to $99) Rebekah Evans Amazon Smile Teresa Fuller Joe Pratt Charles Frierson Kathleen McMurray John & Christy Tacker Dennis & Dawn Layer Cheryl Wall Trimarchi Dorothy Ames JL & KM Farris Shani Barnhill Jennifer Salo Anastasia Tarkington Upstage Real Estate Bonnie Goad Melissa Ayers Lynn Waterworth Mark Gibson Dr. Lawrence & Carol Hinck A. Guy Patteson Melinda Burcham Larry & Shiela Bailey Berton Kiesling Mary Lou Rothenbach Brenda Hayes Deborah Smith CJ George Sandra Tate Sarah French Rocklan McCall Brenda Craft Kim Shaw Carol Kelley Andrea Branch Brent Davis Royce Lusk Hatton Weeks Lindsey Box Cayse Haynes Rebecca Cline Patricia Glasscock Crystal Armstrong Cindie Modelevsky Jacob DeWitt Lauren Isbell Chris Hughes Michael Goldinger Hidda Spencer Melanie Andrews

If you give, please consider supporting the FOA.

Your dollars provide arts enrichment, education,

and experiences to more people, and we all grow

because of it!

Associates ($100-$249) YourCause Facebook Network For Good Jeremy & Amanda Escue Kevin Broadway ARKHOP, LLC Lydia Howard Sharon Spence-Langley Stephanie Maloney Susanne & David Belk Brent & Patricia Watkins Jeremy & Ashley Watson Jay, Lesle, & Mary Leigh Allen Jimmy Adcox Michael & Sandra Johnson On the Border, LLC Tom & Jo Alice McDonald Carter Patteson Hans Hacker Erin Frangenberg David & Vicky Tennison John & Caryn Allen Trey & Jenna Stafford Christy Harris Faye Haney Sandra Burns Sidney & Beverly Smith Benjy Kuonen Mike & Lynn Schaeffer Kay Evans Mona L. Fielder Cherisse Renee Jones-Branch Patricia Qualls Allen & Judy Pierce Focus Bank Collin & Vicki Pillow Carla Brunner

The Foundation of Arts

would like to thank the City

of Jonesboro for the use and

renovations of the Forum

Theater.

Women’s Giving Circle is a fun

group of women who love what the FOA represents and want to get

together to have fun and help out where they can. If you would like to join us, we would love to have

you! Just email Kristi@foajonesboro.org!

Zach Jones, Owner

3410 E Johnson Ave Suite E, Jonesboro, AR 72401

(870) 333-1661

Hours: Monday-Friday 8am-6pm

Saturday 9am-3pm Sunday Closed

1804 W Washington Ave, Jonesboro, AR 72401

(870) 935-7860

2020 Hytrol St.

Jonesboro, AR 72401

(870)935-3700

www.Hytrol.com