Principals
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Sweeney Todd |
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Mrs. Lovett |
Polly King |
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Anthony Hope |
Phil Washington |
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Johanna |
Amy Whiterod |
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Judge Turpin |
Doug McLeod |
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Beadle Bamford |
Dave Sillett |
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Beggar Woman |
Jenny Moon |
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Pirelli |
David Haas |
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Tobias Ragg |
Matthew Kalorkoti |
Ensemble
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Susannah Allman |
Ian Reilly |
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Zilla Baker |
Clare Salter |
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Matthew Benbrook |
Christine Siddall |
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Jane Bryant |
Mark Siddall |
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Daniel Card |
Laura Sillett |
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Georgina |
Sue Sillett |
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Elliott Griffiths |
Amelia Simmons |
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Sofie Hewson |
Tracy Sorgiovanni |
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Cath Humphrys |
Suzie Tottman |
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Chris Ramsier |
Martin Unwin |
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Chris Read |
Vanessa Wheeler |
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Anne Rebelo |
Pippa Winslow |
Production Team
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Director |
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Musical Director |
Steven Bean |
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Music Assistant |
Alex Parker |
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Production Manager |
Anna Whitehorn |
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Production Assistant |
Jennie Cousins |
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Stage Manager |
Jo Dahl |
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Deputy Stage Manager |
Roland Trice |
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Technical Advisor |
Eddie King |
The Characters
SWEENEY TODD | Morose and brooding, a barber by profession, newly arrived in |
MRS. LOVETT | A cheery, chatty but wholly amoral shopkeeper whose premises and pies are coated in dust and plagued by flies. She would like to be more than merely a landlady to Mr. Todd. |
ANTHONY HOPE | A young man, befriended by Todd on the voyage home. |
JOHANNA | A beautiful girl, Todd's daughter but now claimed by Judge Turpin as his own. |
JUDGE TURPIN | A corrupt and depraved official, an upholder of justice who twists the system to serve his own ends. |
BEADLE BAMFORD | Turpin's accomplice in his crimes. |
BEGGAR WOMAN | A mad old crone with a filthy tongue, whose cries go unheeded. |
PIRELLI | An Italian barber, though of unauthenticated provenance. |
TOBIAS RAGG | A simple, kind-hearted lad. He works first for Pirelli, then for Mrs. Lovett, but never trusts Todd. |
JONAS FOGG, CITIZENS, CUSTOMERS etc. | |