Step into a world of dreams and dazzling color with Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat at Pinewood Bowl this summer!
From July 10-13 and 17-20, experience Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice’s beloved musical, filled with high-energy songs, lively choreography, and a story that has captivated audiences for generations. Follow Joseph on his journey from dreamer to leader, set to an eclectic and unforgettable score spanning pop, rock, country, and calypso. With its vibrant storytelling and dynamic performances, this production promises an exhilarating night under the stars for audiences of all ages.
Gates open at 5:30 pm and the show starts at 8 pm. Concessions will be available and you are welcome to bring your own food and drink (no alcohol) to enjoy a picnic dinner before the show! Coolers and bags are welcome and may be subject to a check. Tickets are good for any performance and are not date-specific. To learn more, please click here.
Don't miss your chance to see Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat at Pinewood Bowl in Pioneers Park. Gather your family and friends for an unforgettable evening of music, laughter, and spectacle. Tickets go on sale June 9 online and at all Lincoln Russ’s Markets.
About Pinewood Performing Arts
Musical theater is our lifeblood. We are here to entertain and educate. Pinewood began in the early 20th century as the Singfest Committee, holding Sunday evening services on the steps of the Lincoln Capitol Building. Then, in 1947, after the Pinewood Bowl Amphitheater was constructed, we added Easter Sunrise Services and a summer civic concert series. In 1949, the Singfest Committee invited Oscar Bennett to bring a production of "Faust", which he had produced earlier in the year at Nebraska Wesleyan University, to Pinewood Bowl. It was so successful that "Pirates of Penzance" was presented as a community production later in the summer. In the subsequent years, the Singfest Committee produced an annual community production, each time adding more equipment and providing money for improvements, including the dressing rooms and storage sheds. At that time, a city ruling prevented charging an admission fee for entertainment at the Pinewood Bowl Amphitheater because it was located inside a City-owned park, so support for these operas/musicals relied on the "passing of the hat." It was not until the laws changed in the 1980s that we could begin charging a modest ticket price to cover the cost of doing theatrical shows. Even now, our ticket costs are the lowest in the Lincoln area for a full production. We produce one show a year and we strive to make it the best community theatre production our audiences will see.
