Get ready to be whisked away on a magical journey as Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat comes to Shanklin Theatre this summer!
The first ever Andrew Lloyd-Webber and Tim Rice production to be publicly performed, it's an absolute family favourite and it's back on the Isle of Wight for a summer season!
This is a full cast production, produced by Curtain Call Creative, supported by a children's chorus.
Let's Go Go Joseph!
Tuesday 6th August, 7:30pm
Tuesday 13th August, 7:30pm
Tuesday 20th August, 7:30pm
Tuesday 3rd September, 7:30pm
Tickets £20 adults, £17 children - includes £1 booking fee
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