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Andrew Lloyd Webber Surprises Students at School Production of Joseph
WESTONBIRT SCHOOL, GLOUCESTERSHIRE, ENGLAND, JUN 26 – Composer Andrew Lloyd Webber praised Westonbirt School students for their performance of his musical, highlighting the challenge of the score and encouraging the young cast.
- Lord Andrew Lloyd Webber was in attendance on June 26 to watch Westonbirt School’s senior students perform the musical he originally created as a teenager, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat.
- The visit followed the students' preparation to perform a musical originally written by Webber at age 18, which was designed for boys but adapted by a young mixed-gender cast aged 11 to 17.
- Webber sat as a regular audience member, praised the cast's professional interpretation, acknowledged the challenges of the score, and spoke with students after the show.
- Headmistress Natasha Dangerfield expressed her pride in the young cast’s professionalism and how the production effectively brought to life the show’s inspiring message that believing in your dreams makes them real.
- The event honored the students’ performance under pressure with a distinguished guest, highlighting the musical’s legacy and inspiring cast and crew pride.
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