@@mollycblaeser a mix of both. Fashion doesn't just start and stop in specific decades. They bleed into each other. So mid to late 60s early to mid 70s fashions.
Same. ALW must've been taking some of Keith Richard's good drugs when making this. But as a kid I didn't question how overtly sexual and trippy this was.
I noticed at the start the bars were huge and Joseph could just walk through them. I was mildly amused when the butler did so himself. It is rare to find something so hilarious as when they just *opened the door* to let the baker in.
I find it hysterical how Joseph basically tells the chef "yeah, you're gonna die" and then everybody just starts dancing and singing this upbeat song haha. That poor chef, man, that poor chef. Also wtf that lady singing between the butler's legs? XD I love this movie/musical. Makes sense though, Joseph's interpretations of the dreams. Not sure why they needed him to explain them though lol, to me they were pretty straightforward. Serving the pharaoh wine is obviously a good omen because you're serving wine to the KING OF EGYPT. Meanwhile, a bunch of birds eating all your bread is probably bad because it probably means your luck has run out and you will soon find yourself with nothing. Or death, in the case of the chef lol. Also I find it hilarious how the chef is dressed like your stereotypical modern-day chef but obviously back then I dunno what chefs wore in Egypt but not that lol.
@@finleyforevermore Like in the live-action show? Because I own the recording of the live-action and I don't recall that but then again it's been awhile since I've seen it so I might have to go back and check.
This is like a fever dream. First time I saw it was when my daughter was terribly sick with strep and it was all I found on cable😂. It was like a delirium but it’s so good.
All the music and choreography plus comical moments are so good in this film. Also im still convinced that god was grooving with Joseph after putting those flowers around his neck. Lol
I'm a bit worried that they made God look like Jerry Garcia. 😯😅 Oops, another commenter said that person is his father, Jacob. That makes sense, too. Haha.
This song is awesome !! My school is doing this song for our Broadway night !! So fun ! Shoutout to all Hayfield Chorale and Concert Choir members - we got this !
I was fortunate to see the first American production of Joseph at the Ford Theater in the summer of 1980 (4-H trip at the national center in Chevy Chase). Then I saw Donny in the early 90's at the start of this production, they were in Minneapolis to start and were there several months. Great to see how they keep on adding layers of costume and production everytime they do it.
Apparently the Baker is a 60 year old female named Mrs. Smith, while the Butler is a 30 year old male named Mr. Armstrong. That's how it was in The FREE Players' version from 2007.
Joseph is at his lowest point. Even the other slaves feel bad for him. But when they see him demonstrate his gift of dream interpretation, they are amazed and are like “don’t worry Joshep, you’ll go far in life”. They then celebrate with a seventies style disco party. I think this is how people dressed in the seventies.
@@Myself23512 Yes! I like how Andrew Lloyd Webber followed the original bible story so closely, in addition to the modern re-imagining, no details are lost or overlooked. Also it's more mid-to-late '60s fashion (look up mod, Carnaby Street, Mary Quant, etc.) but I can kind of see some disco influence too.
The lyrics from this song are burned into my head after having to sing it in my year 6 school play. Who's the old guy with the shades dancing at 5:08? Is it supposed to be God?
"Sorry man, you're gonna die"
*Dance party then proceeds*
Strangely, the same applies to Superstar
It’s one of the strangest transitions I’ve ever seen and yet it somehow works
Lmao yessss
In the show, there's a reprise of the "Go, go, go Joseph, you know what they say...", before the big dance starts, so it's not as abrupt.
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The moral of this song is that once you tell someone that they will die, you will get your own musical number celebrating you with 90s dancers.
FYI these are not 90's costumes, they are 60's.
@@samuelhutchinson2463 I thought they were 70s 🙈
@@mollycblaeser a mix of both. Fashion doesn't just start and stop in specific decades. They bleed into each other. So mid to late 60s early to mid 70s fashions.
Joseph: I can interpret dreams, but I'm not always right
Joseph later: ive interpreted your dream, and ive never been wrong before...
I said he cannot guarantee he gets it right
He is saying that he might not have been wrong before but there is the chance that he might be
I absolutely love how each cast member's costume, make-up, and choreography are so detailed in this number despite not having individual screen time.
I love how he casually opens the door to his cell! Like BRUH, you can just leave?!
Ah, le camp...
I feel jealous of all the people who did this in high school theatre. All my high school ever did were pantomimes of Disney movies.
Rowan Fitton omg my middle school did the same 😂😭
I was in this in my high school, my last year. My role in this scene was a member of the "choir". Fun memories!
I’m jealous too I was supposed to do this...😥 but corona..🦠
brenna harmon yeah our show got canceled the week we were supposed to perform🙃 i was judah
Literally same!!!!! I hope my school decides to do this one at some point because I would go see it!
This is what the inside of my head is like
must be fun in there!
Me too…. The adhd brain is constant
4:11 my favourite part of the whole thing
That was the part I officially lost my mind
Me too
@@Seraphim-yv9sn is like grease gave birth to Jesus Christ superstar
iconic
I love how the brothers are the extras and singers in this song
I watched this as a kid and questioned nothing. As an adult... I'm really confused LOL
Same. ALW must've been taking some of Keith Richard's good drugs when making this. But as a kid I didn't question how overtly sexual and trippy this was.
I noticed at the start the bars were huge and Joseph could just walk through them.
I was mildly amused when the butler did so himself.
It is rare to find something so hilarious as when they just *opened the door* to let the baker in.
Plot twist, those dancers really hated the baker, and are having a party when they hear what will happen to him
I watched this movie on repeat when I was a child and revisiting it years later, so many things make sense now
I find it hysterical how Joseph basically tells the chef "yeah, you're gonna die" and then everybody just starts dancing and singing this upbeat song haha. That poor chef, man, that poor chef. Also wtf that lady singing between the butler's legs? XD I love this movie/musical. Makes sense though, Joseph's interpretations of the dreams. Not sure why they needed him to explain them though lol, to me they were pretty straightforward. Serving the pharaoh wine is obviously a good omen because you're serving wine to the KING OF EGYPT. Meanwhile, a bunch of birds eating all your bread is probably bad because it probably means your luck has run out and you will soon find yourself with nothing. Or death, in the case of the chef lol. Also I find it hilarious how the chef is dressed like your stereotypical modern-day chef but obviously back then I dunno what chefs wore in Egypt but not that lol.
In the show, there's a reprise of the "Go, go, go Joseph, you know what they say...", before the big dance starts, so it's not as abrupt.
@@finleyforevermore Like in the live-action show? Because I own the recording of the live-action and I don't recall that but then again it's been awhile since I've seen it so I might have to go back and check.
And the butler looks like Freddie Mercury.
This is like a fever dream. First time I saw it was when my daughter was terribly sick with strep and it was all I found on cable😂. It was like a delirium but it’s so good.
All the music and choreography plus comical moments are so good in this film. Also im still convinced that god was grooving with Joseph after putting those flowers around his neck. Lol
I'm a bit worried that they made God look like Jerry Garcia. 😯😅
Oops, another commenter said that person is his father, Jacob. That makes sense, too. Haha.
The way Joseph bowed to him leads me to believe that the flower guy was in fact, God. But I could be wrong.
This is cool! My sister's Jr. High boyfriend was in the 1993 Pantages Theater production as one of the kids. That was a fun one to see.
m0L3ify I saw that show! It was my first time going to the theatre
“We’ve been outside and you’re on the marquee”
Too funny
That’s one thing I loved about this play was all the added humor!!
This song is awesome !! My school is doing this song for our Broadway night !! So fun ! Shoutout to all Hayfield Chorale and Concert Choir members - we got this !
Bro I remember singing this when my school did this show (I was the narrator)
I love Joseph I love singing and dancing
oh my g o d I miss musical theatre this was my favourite play to do oh my GOD MEMORIES
This song is weirdly inspirational
I fortunate to see donny Osmond is this production! It was real treat to see it. I totally was taken by surprise how wonderful it was!
Maria’s high note at the end !
Argh .... I missed this AGAIN. ARGH!
F for the Baker
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I never get tired of it.
I was fortunate to see the first American production of Joseph at the Ford Theater in the summer of 1980 (4-H trip at the national center in Chevy Chase). Then I saw Donny in the early 90's at the start of this production, they were in Minneapolis to start and were there several months. Great to see how they keep on adding layers of costume and production everytime they do it.
My nans favorite song from this music ❤️❤️ id love to sit and watch this with her just one more time if I could ❤️❤️
No one:
Andrew Lloyd Webber: *mentions his own show*
Which show?
Know this entire movie by heart. Im not even religious and I still find the songs getting stuck in my head sometimes.
Same somehow
My kids loved this when they were younger. We watched the dvd almost every Friday night. Thanks for the memories!!
My childhood memory of being kids on one leg of the world wide broadway tour of this back in the late 90s/00s
When I first heard this, I thought they were saying “Go go go yeah the products we sell!” LOL!
used to go to my grandmas every easter and watch this movie as a kid. Such nostalgia when i watched it again after all these years
My baby Mungojerrie is somewhere amongst the go go dancers ♥️
Wait really? What cast?
@@daisydeaton2679 from the 1998 movie, mungojerrie is drew varely
@@rachelmma Cool, thanks!
What??? For real???? :000
@@adolfoduarte8977 yep
Love the Toronto cast....they were amazing!
This really is pure joy isn't it! ❤
Apparently the Baker is a 60 year old female named Mrs. Smith, while the Butler is a 30 year old male named Mr. Armstrong. That's how it was in The FREE Players' version from 2007.
THE SHOW MUST GO ON QUEEN !!
I saw Donny Osmond in live performance and he ha ha lost his place but it was so fun this show. Live live
My high school just did our closing performance for Joseph
I really love this show
How much Acid and LSD do one usually need to consume for this?
Yes
So, what's the question?
My thoughts, exactly.
They took the entire stock i guarantee
. ALW must've been taking some of Keith Richard's good drugs when making this. But as a kid I didn't question how overtly sexual and trippy this was.
I low-key love how God is portrayed as a hippy in this scene.
That's not God, that's Jacob, Joseph's father.
@@robertdubs9466 but that is clearly not Richard attenborough.
He’s so expressive! And it makes the silliness of the show seem much more serious
Did this musical many years ago. Unfortunately, I was the baker in this number and was consequently killed, and had to sit out the dance number.
Wow. I wonder how many people were on acid for this 🤣
All of them
. ALW must've been taking some of Keith Richard's good drugs when making this. But as a kid I didn't question how overtly sexual and trippy this was.
I loved the whole show last Friday. So touching!!! Very good performance. Thanks for sharing 👍🍀🍀
This show is so surreal...but has so many catchy songs
Got this on DVD. I thoroughly enjoy watching it.
6:11 joseph has the power of the triforce behind him
All of these comments are cracking me up lmao 😂😂😂
Because I defeated Gannon! Oh wait, you weren't talking about me, were you?
My favourite musical Joseph and technicolor and dream coat
I KNEW it was gonna be this one!))
this is one of my go to movies to watch while high
I have this on both DVD and VHS tape. One of my favorite musicals just like the ORIGINAL cats movie/play
4:30 and this is when Joseph realized he needs to lay off the bath salts
What is iconic I love ❤️. amazing 😉go. Go. Go. Joseph Joseph. Sameday.
Go Go Go Joesph is the most protesting song ever
That got me chills
✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾
That becomes the tribute of George Floyd and his family
lol wut?
I did a lesson with one of the cast and we did the dance of this
I wish strangers would change into ridiculous 70's outifts and sing me a big musical number when I''m feeling bad.
We are doing this play this year and our class is doing this and our drama teacher taught us the dance and its soo fun !
Great Great song .love it.
Ahead of its time!!!
Love the show on friday
How do you watch it? I don’t see it
@@rachelbraga2819, the musical was deleted at 7 pm (British timezone). But you can watch some songs now. :)
"Which leads us to the next point, Kids.... Don't do Acid."
What..... Just..... Happened........
Why can't Joseph have a blanket too?
Yeah, why not?
So this happens when you read Bible on LSD 😅😅😅
Love seeing Jacob in his Maharishi garb. 😂
I can’t believe I lost this for the second time
Thank you
All the seniors are doing this in my primary school! ❤ And we will be in a stage! (I'm a senior anyways!)
I wish I could jump that movie so bad and I want a timer machine
just casually meets god and nobody says a word about it ever
He looks so young.😊
The last part is like a random Space Channel 5 crossover.
4:11-- Best Part
My church consistently told us not to be gay then played this for us with a straight face.
it’s definitely look like Les Miserables I will call it as go go go Joesph Revolution
That song is Powerful it did give the Les Miserables vibe with any soundtrack
I feel for the people who don't love this.
Timeout!!!!! Joseph had not 1, but 2 means of escaping, but chose not to, and we’re all okay with this? *DID I MISS SOMETHING?!?!?!?!?!?!*
Just love Biggins lol
The true Star!
I love it so much
.my favorite mucical is joseph and the amazing technicolor dreamcoat it's my fav mucical
0:50 Don't remember these lyrics. When were they added?
Actually, several parts are different from the lyrics i remember.
I got to see this in yaer 4 at the Norwich theatre
What just happened here?
Joseph is at his lowest point. Even the other slaves feel bad for him. But when they see him demonstrate his gift of dream interpretation, they are amazed and are like “don’t worry Joshep, you’ll go far in life”. They then celebrate with a seventies style disco party. I think this is how people dressed in the seventies.
@@Myself23512 Yes! I like how Andrew Lloyd Webber followed the original bible story so closely, in addition to the modern re-imagining, no details are lost or overlooked. Also it's more mid-to-late '60s fashion (look up mod, Carnaby Street, Mary Quant, etc.) but I can kind of see some disco influence too.
I rember when i first saw this movie
Who Is the old guy is his father or god i realy know or onther one prisons
@4:11 America when Pennsylvania was called
The audio in this movie is always too loud or barely audible. But I do love this song.
This is my favorite mucical
yes
I'm so confused about the premise of this musical. Who's this woman walking around staring at the camera in modern clothes?
😭😭😭😭
I was in the kids chorus in the JHS version of this musical.
Amen 🙏
Ok how many of you are trying to recognise the brothers among the prisoners/go go dancers
No one:
People in the groovy days: 4:16
Love it
The lyrics from this song are burned into my head after having to sing it in my year 6 school play.
Who's the old guy with the shades dancing at 5:08? Is it supposed to be God?