Musical Theatre of LA to Host 'JOSEPH' Benefit for Josh Groban Foundation, 2/15
The Musical Theatre of Los Angeles will present "JOSEPH AND THE AMAZING TECHNICOLOR DREAMCOAT: IN CONCERT," a benefit for Josh Groban's Find Your Light Foundation, on Wednesday, February 15. The event will start with a "red carpet" at 6:30 p.m., and the performance, starring David Burnham and Misty Cotton, will start at 8 p.m.
Burnham (Broadway's "Wicked") will play Jospeh and Cotton (Broadway's "Miss Saigon") will sing the role of the Narrator. The musical will also star Lonnie Henderson ("Glee," "The Lion King") as Judas and Freddie Lara ("Tick, Tick, Boom") as Simeon. Guest star Lorenzo Lamas will play the Pharaoh. A Broadway size orchestra will accompany the actors, along with a 60 member youth choir.
Tickets are $100 for orchestra seats, $45 for mezzanine seats and $25 for balcony seats, with VIP tickets selling at $150. For more information or to reserve tickets, visit http://musicaltheatrela.org/.
Musical Theatre of Los Angeles is an award winning, nonprofit theatre company whose mission is to bring outstanding musical theatre to the public, incorporating community arts education and youth outreach with musical theatre production. Musical Theatre of Los Angeles is dedicated to operating in intimate settings, with budgets often one-tenth the size of other companies, prioritizing art and accessibility over the flash and sparkle of larger scale performances.
The Find Your Light Foundation aims to enrich the lives of young people through arts, education, and cultural awareness. Find Your Light covers a wide array of possibilities, from providing instruments and funding for arts programs in schools, to introducing people to the arts and culture around them and even around the world through the use of technology. For more information on the Find Your Light Foundation, visit http://findyourlightfoundation.org/.
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