About Joseph And The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat
From the creative team that brought you Evita (2024) and Jesus Christ Superstar (2025), comes our 2026 community production of Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, starring local talent from the High Peak and surrounding areas.
Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd Webber's multi award-winning show has become one of the world's most beloved family musicals! It has been performed hundreds of thousands of times including multiple runs in the West End, on Broadway, and on international tours in over 80 countries worldwide.
Featuring much loved pop and musical theatre classics, including Any Dream Will Do, Close Every Door, There's One More Angel in Heaven and Go, Go, Go Joseph.
Go, go, go Buxton and book your tickets now!
Lyrics by Tim Rice.
Music by Andrew Lloyd Webber.
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Accessible performances
What is a an Audio Described performance?
An audio described performance is designed to make theatre more accessible to people with sight loss.
During the performance, a trained audio describer provides live narration through a headset, describing visual elements that aren’t spoken aloud. This can include facial expressions, costumes, movement, scene changes, and key visual moments — all carefully timed so they don’t interfere with dialogue or music.
If you don't required this service and are not using a head set the performance will remain unchanged.
Who benefits from Audio Description?
Audio described performances benefit a wide range of audience members, including:
- Blind and partially sighted people
- Long-sighted people who do not identify as blind, but may still miss important visual details, particularly in large venues or complex productions
- People with visual processing difficulties, who may find spoken description helpful
- Anyone who may find it difficult to follow visual storytelling without additional explanation, such as audience members with learning disabilities or neurodivergent people
What is a Signed performance?
A signed performance features a live BSL interpreter on/next to the stage and communicating what the performers are saying.
Who is this for?
These performances are for anyone who is D/deaf or hard of hearing and uses BSL (British Sign Language).
