SWEENEY TODD:

The Demon Barber of Fleet Street

Performances:

Thursdays: June 4 and 11 at 7:30 pm
Fridays: June 5 & 12 at 7:30 pm
Saturdays: June 6 & 13 at 2 pm
Sundays: June 7 & 14 at 2 pm


WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW

GENRE

Musical / Mystery / Thriller

TIME

2 hours 40 minutes with 15-minute intermission

AGES

Mature audiences


Step into the shadowy streets of Victorian London and experience Sweeney Todd, the razor‑sharp musical thriller by Stephen Sondheim and Hugh Wheeler that has captivated audiences for decades. When a wronged barber returns to Fleet Street seeking justice, his path collides with the delightfully devious Mrs. Lovett, and together they cook up a plan that’s as darkly comic as it is unforgettable. With a soaring, intricate score, bold characters, and twists that keep you leaning forward, this production delivers suspense, laughter, and jaw‑dropping theatricality in every scene.

From the first whistle to the final chord, Sweeney Todd is a musical feast of drama, wit, and wicked fun. Don’t miss your chance to witness this iconic tale brought to life with thrilling intensity. Seats are filling fast—join us for the ride

DESCRIPTION


WHAT CRITICS HAVE
SAID ABOUT THIS PLAY

Winner of the Tony Award and Drama Desk Award for:

  • Best Musical

  • Best Book of a Musical

  • Best Original Score


PHOTOS

PHOTOS BY EJ MITCHELL


Music & Lyrics by STEPHEN SONDHEIM • Book by HUGH WHEELER
Directed by SHANNON MIGLIORE & CHRISTIAN C. SHAEFER
Music Direction by SARAH COHEA

CAST:
Sweeney Todd”- Casey J. Ryan
“Mrs. Lovett”- Jessica Wilk
“Anthony Hope” - Nick Mellace
“Johanna Barker” - Calico Yaworski
“Tobias Ragg” - Dexter Smith
“Judge Turpin” - David Paul
“Beadle Bamford” - Sam Salamone
“Beggar Woman” - Liska Savage
“Adolfo Pirelli” - Jacob Carissimo

Ensemble:
Andrew Bowen
Julie Fithian
Fred Frantz
Taylore Galinn
Shelby Gilbert
Phillip Helmer
Rachel Helmer
Morgan James
Sue Jarema
Becca Laurenzo
Dustin Mouck
Andres Roberts
Hugo Salamone
Joshua Thompson
Milo Ward

Sweeney Todd playbill

PRODUCTION

NOTE

This production employs the use of a fog machine and some flashing lights, which can be bothersome to some viewers.