The Prince of Egypt: The Musical (2023)
Overview
A live stage recording of the musical based on DreamWorks Animation's 1998 film adapted from the biblical story of Moses, from his being a prince of Egypt to his ultimate destiny of leading the Children of Israel out of Egypt.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $323,497.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 3.199 |
Directed By
Brett Sullivan
Crew
Philip LaZebnik
Scott Schwartz
Marko Keser
John Gore
Steve Nolan
Helen Parker
Tom Smedes
Sean Cheesman
Dave Rose
Campbell Young
Jon Driscoll
Gareth Owen
Campbell Young
August Eriksmoen
Peter Stern
Ann Hould-Ward
Ramin Sabi
Campbell Young
Dominick Amendum
Ken Depinet
Jim Arnold
Verity Naughton
Mike Billings
Dominick Amendum
Brett Sullivan
Dione Orrom
Philip LaZebnik
Stephen Schwartz
Dominick Amendum
Philip LaZebnik
Stephen Schwartz
TOP CAST
Luke Brady
Moses
Liam Tamne
Ramses
Christine Allado
Tzipporah
Alexia Khadime
Miriam
Silas Wyatt-Barke
Aaron
Joe Dixon
Pharaoh Seti
Gary Wilmot
Jethro
Debbie Kurup
Queen Tuya
Adam Pearce
High Priest Hotep
Tanisha Spring
Nefertari
Mercedez Csampai
Yocheved
Cian Eagle-Service
Young Aaron
Maiya Eastmond
Young Miriam
Simbi Akande
Ensemble
Casey Al-Shaqsy
Ensemble
Joe Atkinson
Ensemble
Danny Becker
Ensemble
Felipe Bejarano
Ensemble
Paje Campbell
Ensemble
Adam Filipe
Ensemble
Soophia Foroughi
Ensemble
Natalie Green
Ensemble
Jack Harrison-Cooper
Ensemble
Rachel Ireson
Ensemble
Kalene Jeans
Ensemble
Christian Knight
Ensemble
Jessica Lee
Ensemble
Oliver Lidert
Ensemble
Jay Marsh
Ensemble
Scott Maurice
Ensemble
Carly Miles
Ensemble
Sam Oladeinde
Ensemble
Iman Pabani
Young Hebrew Girl
Alice Readie
Ensemble
Christopher Short
Ensemble
Ricardo Walker
Ensemble
Danny Williams
Ensemble
Niko Wirachman
Ensemble
Sasha Woodward
Ensemble
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