Performance

Venue	General
Town	Outer London
County	Greater London
From	21st October 2014
Opened	27th October 2014
To	29th November 2014
When	19:30
Prices	From £20.00. To £20.00.
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Date of change: 5 Sep 14 - T01745102753

Sweeney Todd

Work:: Sweeney Todd (S1717)

The demon barber of Fleet Street who used to kill customers and dispose of them in meat pies! Set in Victorian London. Sweeney is bent on revenge for the death of his wife and has started to murder indiscriminately - and suddenly meat for the pie shop next door is no longer in short supply!

Music	Stephen Sondheim
Lyrics	Stephen Sondheim
Book by	Hugh Wheeler
Adapted by	Christopher Bond

Production:: (T01745102753)

London's oldest pie and mash shop hosts an intimate staging of Sondheim's most famous musical. Running time: 2hrs 30mins (inc. interval). Suitable for ages 14+

Producer	Rachel Edwards (for Tooting Arts Club)
Presented by	Tooting Arts Club
Director	Bill Buckhurst
Musical Director	Ben Cox
Design	Simon Kenny
Sound	Joshua Richardson
Lighting	Amy Mae Smith
Performer	Jeremy Secomb (Sweeney Todd)
Performer	Siobhan McCarthy (Mrs Lovett)
Performer	David Freedman (Judge Turpin)
Performer	Ian Mowat (Beadle Bamford)
Performer	Kiara Jay (Pirelli / Beggar Woman)
Performer	Nadim Naaman (Anthony)
Performer	Grace Chapman (Johanna)
Performer	Joseph Taylor (Tobias)

Listing:: L01882250602

This event takes place at Harrington's Pie and Mash Shop, 3 Selkirk Road, SW17 0ER. Tube: Tooting

Production details

London's oldest pie and mash shop hosts an intimate staging of Sondheim's most famous musical. Running time: 2hrs 30mins (inc. interval). Suitable for ages 14+ This event takes place at Harrington's Pie and Mash Shop, 3 Selkirk Road, SW17 0ER. Tube: Tooting

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