What to do in Colorado this week: Talk “Sweeney Todd” with a New York Times theater critic
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Theatreworks at the Ent Center for the Performing Arts opens its season with “Sweeney Todd,” the twisted tale of a homicidal barber set to music and lyrics by Stephen Sondheim.
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Theatreworks at the Ent Center for the Performing Arts opens its season with “Sweeney Todd,” the twisted tale of a homicidal barber set to music and lyrics by Stephen Sondheim.
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