Seen this show twice and Gareth is a fabulous Joseph. The whole cast is sensational and the children fabulous. Highly recommended. What a shame it is closing early.

We saw Joseph Sept 2008 and loved it! We have seen most of the big West End shows over the years and thought this one compared very favourably. The hightlight for me was the children's choir. Their enthusiasm and naturalness was remarkable and brought a "feel good" factor to the night out. They never stopped smiling and it actually looked like they wanted to. I also loved the "brother" who was later the chef in jail - he played his part well and had me in stitches. The music and action was fast changing - it helps if you know the basics of the story before you go along. Lee Mead's performance was good, the pharoh sounded a bit muffled. In summary it was a great night out and we all came away smiling.

I'm so excited. I'm going to see Joseph tonight and I can't wait. I haven't been for about 10 years but can still remember all the songs. I'm so looking forward to it

We saw Joseph the first week it opened and the atmosphere in the theatre was electric. The show is basically the same production that ran at the London Palladium a few years back but it feels right up to date and Lee's arrival on stage brought the house. A tremendous night out but be ready to have the tunes banging around in your head for days afterwards!

An absolutely fantastic night out. Took my mother and she loved it - have booked again to take my children. Would thoroughly recommend this show to young and old alike.

A Brilliant and Colourful show made accessible to me on Wed 12th September 07 for I am profoundly deaf. Many thanks to The Adelphi and Stagetext for providing captions on that date. I have been a fan of Andrew Lloyd Webber ever sionce his mother, Jean, got me through GCE music round about the time this show was thought up, even though I was deaf then, so Joseph always hold uplifting memories and dreams for me. But this particular show had it all!