Sweeney Todd
Attend this review of Sweeney Todd. State Opera has brought the dark, Stephen Sondheim classic
May 9, 2021
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Our reviewers are Steve Davis, Ekkia Evans, Michelle Nightinggale, and Nigel Dobson.
If you wanted a quick-access solution to all the reviews we’ve ever done, we also have a condensed, text-only list here: Adelaide Show Review List.
Attend this review of Sweeney Todd. State Opera has brought the dark, Stephen Sondheim classic
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