The plot of the play was chronological, and told the story of Joseph that so many are familiar with from the Bible. It showed Joseph’s journey from his father’s protection, to his brother’s betrayal, to slavery in Egypt. The story is told from a third person point of view, where everyone’s thoughts are available to the audience, and the personalities and angles on all of the characters are evident. There are many antagonists in the show, as all eleven of Joseph’s siblings betray him into the hands of slave masters.

the best parts of the play was the climax. It is then that all twelve brothers are reunited and find out that Joseph has become the second most powerful man in Egypt, and can control the well being of his brothers who betrayed him. The brothers are cowering and afraid of what their consequences might be. They assumed that they were not in danger of their plan backfiring on them, but they find out that sometimes things don’t work out like you planned. This part in the story is very ironic because how could anyone predict that someone could advance from a lowly slave to someone who has almost as much power as the pharaoh.

By the end of the play, it can be seen that Joseph, even though he was tortured and rejected, came out the winner of the story. His brothers, who caused the whole conflict, would seem, by default, the losers of the story, however, Joseph resolves the conflict by forgiving them of their wrongdoings toward him, and thus they join in his victory.

In the play, each character had a distinct “beat.” It was evident, but not overly obvious, when Joseph was on stage, because his music was lighter and more pleasant. Similarly, when the treacherous brothers were present, the music had less of an active an bright tone. This was a great aspect of the play. The music was used to portray the characters, but di

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