Sweeney Todd Announces its Cast from Fleet Street
The Cast is coming to Fleet Street, January 10- February 8
William Crisp And Eric Hindley share the role of the Barber Sweeney Todd while they are courted by a set of Mrs Lovitts in Dyan Hobday and Judy Mina Ballard. Amber Villa and Kaitlyn Tice share the role of Lucy. Stan Morrow and Naathan Phan play Perelli and Tobias and the sailor, Anthony, is played by Adam Bradley Clinto and Mark Anthony Torres with his love interest Johanna played by Vanessa Cedeno and Rachel Charest-Betram. Tom Royer is Judge Turpen and he is joined by Shawn Taylor and Luis Enrique Ceja as Beadle Bamford.
Alice Villa, Rebbecca Wood, Itzia Guzman, Jessica Taylor, Amanda Riisager, Scott Felver, Ben Cardullo, Brandon Stevens, Sharon Barretto, Tyler Stevens, Carolyn Royer, Phoebe Horibe, Samantha Lowry fill out the ensemble.
Written by Stephen Sondheim, winner of more Tony Awards than any other composer, it tells the story of a man falsely accused of a crime and sentenced to 15 years while his wife and daughter are taken from him by the man who sent him away.
What revenge would you take if everything were taken from you? How far would you be willing to go, and at what consequence? Come, join us and attend the tale of Sweeney Todd...
The show will open on Friday, January 10 and run through Saturday February 8, 2014. Show times and dates are Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays at 8:00 pm and Some Saturdays at 5pm and Sundays at 4:00 pm.
The musical is directed by Producing Artistic Director, Marla Ladd. It is musically directed By Brian Sherick and Choreographed by Sonya Randall. The show is double cast with William Crisp and Eric Hindley sharing the role of Sweeney Todd and Judy Mina Ballard and Dyan Hobday sharing the role of Mrs Lovitt.
Every Thursday night is 2 tickets for the price of 1 for ALL STUDENTS ONLY! Discounts may not be combined. Group rates are available. Ticket prices: $25 general advanced tickets $15 student senior and military advanced tickets and all tickets at the door are $30.00.
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