Broadway's Sweeney Todd Plays Final Performance May 5

Broadway's Sweeney Todd plays its final performance at the Lunt-Fontanne Theatre May 5, capping off a 406-performance and 27-preview run. The current cast is led by Tony winners Aaron Tveit and Sutton Foster as Sweeney Todd and Mrs. Lovett, respectively.

Directed by Thomas Kail, the Stephen Sondheim-Hugh Wheeler musical's revival was nominated for eight 2023 Tony Awards, and won Best Lighting Design of a Musical (Natasha Katz) and Best Sound Design of a Musical (Nevin Steinberg). The revival officially opened March 26, 2023. Foster and Tveit succeeded the production's original leading pair, Josh Groban and Annaleigh Ashford, who ended their run January 14.

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The final cast also includes Heartstopper star Joe Locke as Toby, Tony winner and Laurence Olivier Award nominee Ruthie Ann Miles (The King and I) as Beggar Woman, Daniel Yearwood (Hamilton) as Anthony, María Bilbao (On Your Feet!) as Johanna, Jamie Jackson (The Last Ship) as Judge Turpin, John Rapson (Les Misérables) as Beadle Bamford, and Nicholas Christopher (Hamilton) as Pirelli.

The ensemble includes Galyana Castillo, Jonathan Christopher, Mia Gerachis, Timothy Hughes, Paul-Jordan Jansen, Alicia Kaori, Michael Kuhn, Patricia Phillips, Lexi Rabadi, Nathan Salstone, Kristie Dale Sanders, Claire Saunders, Stephen Tewksbury, Daniel Torres, Felix Torrez-Ponce, and Delaney Westfall. The company is rounded out by standby Jeanna De Waal, and swings Dwayne Cooper, Kyrie Courter, Megan Ort, Mia Pinero, Keven Quillon, and Hennessy Winkler.

The production features Jonathan Tunick's full, 26-piece orchestration for the first time on Broadway since the 1979 original production, with music supervision by three-time Tony winner Alex Lacamoire. A cast album was released last year.

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Based on the Christopher Bond play of the same name, Sweeney Todd centers on its titular barber who seeks revenge on a corrupt judge and turns to murder, with neighbor and accomplice Mrs. Lovett ultimately discovering they can dispose of the evidence by serving up the most unsettling meat pies to the people of London.

The production features choreography by Steven Hoggett, scenic design by Mimi Lien, costume design by Emilio Sosa, lighting design by Natasha Katz, sound design by Nevin Steinberg, special effects design by Jeremy Chernick, and wig, hair, and make-up design by J. Jared Janas. Casting is by The Telsey Office, and Baseline Theatrical's Nick Lugo and James Hickey serve as general managers. Johnny Milani is production stage manager.