It would be nice if they had 2 or 3 different shows to rotate.

It would be nice if they did a different show every year... but that would be too much work and too much money?

At one time, I was told. It had to do with budgets. It was cheaper just to recycle one show. That information came from a retired teacher in Tazewell County who is neighbors with one of the founders I agree rotating shows is a good idea to broaden audience appeal. On the other hand would it be trying to fix something which is not broken?

Attending Joseph and the Amazing Dreamcoat is a family tradition for some. Just like attending The Nutcracker.

Interesting factoid I read somewhere... The movie "It's a wonderful life" when originally released, received horrible reviews and didn't fare well at the box office. They started playing it on TV during the holidays because it essentially cost them nothing (nobody seeking royalties).People have since become so accustomed to seeing it that it's now considered a classic.

I have always wondered why schools haven't got more involved really.

They have 4 or 5 different and unique shows every year. Joseph is the only constant and it is a holiday tradition for many, many families and is by far their most well attended of the year.

Although it is getting pricey. Up to $20 and no student discount online. If they cut the price in half they would probably fill up the auditorium. The tix used to be like $7 when we first started going.