Sweeney Todd Tickets

Joe Locke can currently be seen starring as Charlie Spring in Netflix’s Heartstopper, an adaptation of the webcomic and graphic novel of the same name by Alice Oseman. He made his professional stage debut in the Donmar Warehouse’s production of Dawn King’s The Trials in 2022, for which he won the Best Professional Debut Award at this year’s What’s On Stage Awards. Next year, he will star alongside Kathryn Hahn, Aubrey Plaza and Patti LuPone in Disney+/Marvel’s Agatha: Darkhold Diaries, based on the Marvel Comics character Agatha Harkness. 

LCT: The King and I (Tony Award, Grammy Award nomination; also London, Olivier Award nom). Broadway: Sweeney Todd (Tony nom), Sunday in the Park with George (also City Center Encores!).  Other theater includes Sondheim on Sondheim (The Hollywood Bowl), The Light in the Piazza (City Center Encores!) and Here Lies Love (Theatre World Award, Lortel Award for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Musical). TV/Film includes Sherri Kansky on All Rise (CBS, OWN) and Over the Moon (Netflix). Education: MA in Music, NYU Steinhardt.

Daniel Yearwood has been seen on Broadway in Ink and Once On This Island. Other credits include Grand Hotel (New York City Center), My Very First British Invasion (Paper Mill), In the Heights (Fulton Theatre). Pace MT graduate.

A native of Miami, Maria Bilbao performed at Miami Children’s Theater and Miami Stage Company before moving to New York to study at AMDA. She recently appeared in Anna in the Tropics at Bay Street Theater Festival and in productions at Bucks County Playhouse, Portland Center Stage, Westchester Broadway, Aurora Theatre, and Transcendence Theatre Company.

This is Jamie’s 4^th production of Sweeney Todd. He was the title character at Gateway Playhouse, the Bird-seller at Lincoln Center accompanied by the New York Philharmonic, and Judge Turpin in Barrow Street’s bake-house version accompanied by piano, violin and clarinet. Originally from Australia, Jamie trained as an actor at the National Institute of Dramatic Art (NIDA) in Sydney and then as a bookwriter/lyricist at NYU’s Graduate Music Theatre Writing Program. Broadway and off-Broadway productions include Wicked, Dr. Zhivago, The Last Ship, Soul Doctor, and The 39 Steps. Film and TV work includes The Greatest Showman with Hugh Jackman, The Loudest Voice with Russell Crowe and guest-starring roles on NCIS: New Orleans, Bluebloods, The Get Down, Chicago Fire, Quantico, Person of Interest, Elementary, Blindspot, The Family, Unforgettable, The Mysteries of Laura, Madam Secretary, Smash, Flight of the Conchords and the pilot of The Blacklist with James Spader. With his wife and collaborator, SoHee Youn, he’s written several musicals including I Spy a Spy produced Off-Broadway at St. Clement’s Theatre in 2019. Their one man musical, Love: A Multiple Choice Question, was produced at the NY Fringe Festival, at the York Theatre, and in Sydney and Melbourne, Australia. Jamie and SoHee are currently writing and composing the original musical, Thunderbolt, based on the life of Australian outlaw, Fred Ward, and his First Nation’s wife, Mary Ann Bugg.

Broadway/Off-Broadway: Les Misérables, Between the Lines and Barrow Street Theatre’s immersive revival of Sweeney Todd. John originated the role of the D’Ysquith Family in the first national tour of A Gentleman’s Guide to Love & Murder. Regional highlights: Grand Horizons (Asolo Rep), The Tale of Despereaux (Berkeley Rep), Oklahoma! (Broadway Sacramento), The Play That Goes Wrong (St. Louis Rep), The Drowsy Chaperone (Goodspeed) and Disney on Classic (The Orchestra Japan). John’s play, The Hollow, a one actor adaptation of Washington Irving’s The Legend of Sleepy Hollow, received its regional premiere this past fall at Amphibian Stage. TV/Film: The Blacklist, A Christmas Carol. John is a graduate of the University of Michigan.

Born in Bermuda and raised in Boston, Nick was recently seen in the Broadway revival of Sweeney Todd as Pirelli and Stand-by for Sweeney. Most notably, he had his star turn as Jelly Roll Morton in the ENCORE’s production of Jellys' Last Jam. He previously starred as Aaron Burr in Hamilton at the Pantages Theatre. For the past 12 years, he has been a staple of the New York Broadway community performing Musicals, Plays and Shakespeare. Nick studied at the Juilliard School and The Boston Conservatory, where he cultivated his unique range as both an actor and a singer. His professional debut was starring alongside Lin Manuel Miranda as Benny in In The Heights Puerto Rico. Select theater credits include: Hamilton, Miss Saigon, Motown The Musical, Lazarus (with David Bowie), Shakespeare in the Park, Hurt Village (Katori Hall) and RENT. TV credits include: All Rise (CBS), United States Of Al (CBS) and Sex&Drugs&Rock&Roll  (FX). 

Jeanna de Waal most recently originated and received a Drama Desk nomination for the title role in Diana, The Musical on Broadway and Netflix. On Broadway, de Waal starred in Kinky Boots (Lauren) and American Idiot (Heather). Jeanna originated the role of Dawn in Waitress by Sara Bareilles, and the role of Mary Barrie in Finding Neverland, both directed by Diane Paulus at American Repertory Theater. Off-Broadway, she co-starred in the two-hander play, Orwell in America (59E59 Theaters) and played Chris Hargensen in MCC Theater’s reimagined production of Broadway’s Carrie. de Waal made her West End debut in the Queen musical We Will Rock You. Other notable credits include the national tour of Wicked (Glinda) and The Rocky Horror Show (Janet) at The Old Globe. Jeanna is the founder of Broadway Weekends which hosts annual theater summer camps for adults, led by Broadway artists. 

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