SWEENEY TODD:
THE DEMON BARBER OF FLEET STREET
About The Show
SWEENEY TODD is the blood-curdling musical thriller about a man driven to madness by injustice. Laced with Stephen Sondheim’s characteristically brilliant wit and dark humour, this razor sharp tale of vengeance and true love features some of the finest music ever written for the theatre.
Olivier Award winner DAVID BEDELLA plays razor-wielding madman Sweeney Todd and Sarah Ingram his pie-making partner in crime, Mrs. Lovett, in the intimate, chamber production of the Tony Award and Olivier Award-winning musical.
This production opened London’s Twickenham Theatre on 10th September 2014 to universal critical acclaim. After an extraordinary demand for tickets saw the entire run sold out in unprecedented time, extra dates were added due to the phenomenal and overwhelming public demand. All extra tickets were sold out in just 24 hours.
Cast includes:
David Bedella Shaun Chambers Chris Coleman
Zoe Curlett Sarah Ingram Mark
McKerracher
Genevieve Mikaela Newton Josh Tevendale
Kingsford
‘Bloody marvellous!’
Whatsonstage
'One of the most enjoyable duos to take on these roles. An excellent and intimate production'
Evening Standard
WHATSONSTAGE
LONDON THEATRE
REMOTE GOAT
RICHMOND TIMES
EVENING STANDARD
THE STAGE
GAY TIMES
JONATHAN BAZ
THE UPCOMING
‘David Bedella is a dark-eyed, mesmerising Sweeney’
Whatsonstage
Sweeney Todd wins Best Off West End Production at the 15th Whatsonstage Awards
'A musically and scenically
stunning production of Sondheim’s bloody slasher musical’
The Stage
Creative Team
Book
Hugh Wheeler
From an adaptation by
Christopher Bond
Director
Derek Anderson
Music and Lyrics
Stephen Sondheim
Associate Musical Director
Matt Ramplin
Costume Designer
Olivia Ward
Musical Director
Benjamin Holder
Musical Consultant
Tim Jackson
Lighting Designer
Simon Gethin Thomas
Musical Staging
Lee Crowley
Set Designer
Rachel Stone
Sound Design
Joel Price & Andrew Hinton
Casting
Anne Vosser
Producer
Twickenham Theatre
General Management
David Adkin Limited
Producer
David Adkin
Photographer
Darren Bell
Original Directed by
Harold Prince