HARMONY — Seneca Valley High School will present the musical, “Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat,” at 7:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday and March 4 and 5 and at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Seneca Valley Intermediate High School Auditorium, 126 Seneca School Road.

Tickets are $8 for students and $10 for adults. Tickets may be purchased at www.svsd.net.

It is directed by Stephen Santa.

Aaron Magill is the producer/vocal director. Bruce Smith is the orchestra director, and Devyn Brown is the choreographer.

Kim McGinnis and Julianna Scalone are student directors. The Biblical saga of Joseph and his coat of many colors comes to vibrant life in this delightful musical parable.

Joseph, his father's favorite son, is a boy blessed with prophetic dreams. When he is sold into slavery by his jealous brothers and taken to Egypt, Joseph endures a series of adventures in which his spirit and humanity are continually challenged.

He is bought by Potiphar where thwarting advances from Potiphar's wife lands him in jail.

When news of Joseph's gift to interpret dreams reaches the Pharaoh, Joseph is well on his way to becoming second in command. Eventually, his brothers, having suffered greatly, unknowingly find themselves groveling at the feet of the brother they betrayed but no longer recognize.

After testing their integrity, Joseph reveals himself leading to a heartfelt reconciliation of the sons of Israel.

Set to an engaging cornucopia of musical styles, from country-western and calypso to bubble-gum pop and rock 'n' roll, this Old Testament tale emerges both timely and timeless.

CastJoseph, Jakob Nehrer; Narrators, Rachel Noah, Rachel Carmella and Annie Batista; Jacob, Josh Hahn; Potiphar, Bobby Stoffa; Pharaoh, Jake Holl; Baker, Ava Minutello; Butler, Sam Magill.

Brothers Reuben, Michael Trauman — “One More Angel”; Simeon, Jonathan Baktay — “Canaan Days”; Levi, Josh DePasquale; Naphtali, Kevin Klobchar; Issachar, Alex Traverso; Asher, Mitchell Lachat; Dan, Joseph Brinker; Zebulon, Jake Pelloni; Gad, Tyler Mortier, Benjamin, Matt Cosco; Judah, Dominic Bianchi — “Calypso.”

Wives Tara Bhatia, Caitlin Bliss, Reagan Curry, Olivia Forte, Carinne Geil, Amber Gorog, Shirlann Harmon, Jordan Hazy, Maggie Holl, Paige Hurbanek, Karina Latsko, Robyn Ruggier, Emma Walsh.

Men's ensemble Josh Bannon, Andrew Bachik, Gage Bitzer, Trey Darak, Brian Denny, Thomas George, Zach Gehm, Matthew Gorog, Bradley Hahn, Nate Kouns, Matt Kraynik, Ryan Lipscomb, Charlie Lisella, Josh Pelloni, Kenny Rochford, Bobby Vandrak, Stephen Vandrak, Tom Zugell.

Women's ensemble Gianna Boccieri, Brittany Brock, Lyndsey Butler, Mikayla Davis, Sarah Ditmore, Sarah Donaldson, Brooke Foti, Katherine Fronzak, Lucy Geronime, Bethany Kavanagh, Jocelyn Kavanagh, Katie Lawson, Tressa Macpherson, Sam Magill, Kelsie McElroy,Ava Minutello, Sara Panetta, Rachel Palaski, Kat Schulties, Siona Sharma, Madison Sloan, Anna Stroupe and Hailey Wehner.

Middle school castAllison Alexander, Olivia Bell, Rylie Butler, Joseph Cantella, Avery Flood, Patie Hohman, Ava Katzenell, Colton Marley, Eli Peel, Dalryn Schuster, Greta Schmidt, Jonah Smeltzer, Owen Tekelenburg, Alexis Terry, Niko Troianos, Dorothy Vogel, Nikki Williams and Caroline Zulick.

Featured dancers Makayla Delaney, Sydney Gondringer, Elise Harrison, Kaitlyn Hammerschmidt, Kylee Killian, Haley Loesch, Kelsie McElroy, Nikki Miller — Dance Captain, Kayleigh Morgan, Amanda Pristas, Brooke Raschke, Taylor Russell,Maggie Sledge, Riley Stoltenberg, Erin Standish, Alyssa Tollerton, Abigail Vanwormer — Dance Captain, Annie Walton — Mrs. Potiphar and Featured Tumbler, Matthew Mularski.

OrchestraLauren Agnello, Luke Barnes, Jacob Beck, Jordan Bender, Lucianne Ferraro, Alison Field, Sarah Johanknecht, Sam Kochis, Ariella Meltzer, Miya Paserba, Sofia Salgado, Elizabeth Salgado, Gwen Schum, Dan Singer and Courtney Wahlstrom.

Tech crewOlivia Bernd, Nicole Buchek, Seth Clark, Rachel Covell, Jessica Farra, Ray Hazenstab, Emily Kastroll, Natalie McKinley, AJ Mills, Megan Mitchell,Charlotte Panzeri, Katie Platt, Daniel Popp, Abigail Pruce, Sydni Roller, Tate Segafredo*, Madison Sheidy, Morgan Tatsch, Lexi Tofanelli, Austin Treu and Julia Young.

Hair and makeupMaya Albanowski, Katie Bablak, Anant Bajwa, Maggie Baker*, Anna Bassin, Maryna Boychenko, Raven Campbell, Natalee Codispot, Bailey Dektor, Meghan Dillon, Lina DiTullio, Nora Gavaghan, Josie Glover,Lynsey Habig, Sydney Huber, Alexa Nuzzo, Marisa Ortiz, Daniel Pennell, Catalina Perez, Molly Speicher, Brenna Stubenbort*, Arushi Subba, Rhianna Thomas, Rose Trimble, Ally Veverka and Elexa White.

Costumes Maya Albanowski, Tori Beck, Maryna Boychenko, Zofia Chrzanowska, Savanna Coffman, Christi Eyler, Jessica Farra, Nora Gavaghan, Lynsey Habig, Anupama Jayachandrana, Melody Jones, Rhea Kudtarkar,Courtney Little, Sydney Long, Allison Love*, Sophia Mills*, Shelby Perry, Nicole Popp, Claire Schawalder, Alexa Sims*, Allison Spear, Ashley Trimble* and Charis Wills.*Indicates crew heads and 4 years of crew

Set paintingMaggie Baker, Maureen Bricker, Zofia Chrzanowska, Savanna Coffman, Christi Eyler, Jessica Farra, Maggie Fitzpatrick, Josie Glover, Anupama Jayachandrana,Alex Lecce, Kara McStay, Megan Mitchell, Peyton Moriarity, Shelby Perry, Nicole Popp, Abigail Pruce, Sydney Scheg, Katherine Schrett, Alexa Sims, Rhianna Thomas, Ashley Trimble, Rose Trimble, Gracie Williams and Charis Wills.

Stage crewMaggie Fitzpatrick, Maggie Hillebrand, Alex Lecce, Kim McGinnis — stage manager, Mia Moretti, Peyton Moriarity, Alexa Nuzzo,Jonas Pontzius, Christian Resch, Sydney Scheg, Katherine Schrett, Brenna Stubenbort, McLean Walsh, Abbey Watkins, Katherine Winner — stage manager, Krista Winner and Keersten Young.

Set buildingMaureen Bricker, Nicole Buchek, Danny Duff, Maggie Fitzpatrick, Josie Glover, Charlotte Panzeri, Abigail Pruce, Christian Resch, Rhianna Thomas and Julia Young.