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Did critics swoon for Sweeney?

Josh Groban picks up the razor of the notorious Demon Barber of Fleet Street!

Now playing at the Lunt Fontanne Theatre in its first Broadway staging since 1980, this brand-new production from director Thomas Kail (Hamilton) stars the beloved vocalist as the blood-thirsty Todd, alongside Annaliegh Ashford as his besotted neighbor Mrs. Lovett. Set to Stephen Sondheim's legendary score, with a book by Hugh Wheeler, it's a 20th-century favorite for many, but what did the critics say about this highly anticipated new staging?

The New York Times led the accolades:

"A new special on the menu: the ravishingly sung, deeply emotional and strangely hilarious "Sweeney" revival that opened on Sunday at the Lunt-Fontanne Theater. Starring Josh Groban and Annaleigh Ashford, and directed by Thomas Kail, it has a rictus on its face and a scar in its heart."

Broadway News agreed:

"Ultimately, each critique of this formidable production's faults is a drop in a bucket compared to its victories. Somehow, the hellish world of "Sweeney Todd" is a heavenly place for any musical theater lover to visit."

Variety continued:

"A prodigious theatrical event that aims for greatness and achieves it, this revival of the Stephen Sondheim-Hugh Wheeler masterpiece is not to be missed."

In fact, Sweeney Todd received overwhelmingly positive reviews, cementing it's future for awards season and beyond.

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