If you grew up in England, you might be familiar with a certain legend of a bogeyman called Sweeney Todd, a demented barber who slit the throats of his customers. If you're from anywhere else, you're probably more likely to be familiar with a certain musical about that legendary murderer. Either way, what a lot of people don't know is that, somewhere between the origin of the legend and the groundbreaking musical that bears his name, there came a phenomenal play by Christopher Bond titled Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street. That play is currently being presented by the T. Schreiber Studio at the Gloria Maddox Theatre.

Seldom if ever performed in this country, Bond's Swee[...]