Singing Opportunities for Musical "Sweeney Todd"

A barber who was wrongfully imprisoned and returns to London seeking justice and revenge. He is intense, brooding, and deeply haunted by his past. The role requires strong emotional range and presence. Vocal Range: F2–Gb4 (Baritone/Bass). Accent: Estuary or London.

The owner of a failing pie shop who becomes Sweeney’s partner in crime. She is practical, witty, and ambitious—quickly adapting to the opportunity his return presents. Strong comedic timing and emotional nuance are key. Vocal Range: G3–E5 (Mezzo-Soprano with belt). Accent: Cockney.

A young, idealistic sailor who helps Sweeney return to London and falls in love with Johanna. Passionate and sincere, he serves as a contrast to the darkness of the world around him. Vocal Range: Bb2–F4 (Tenor). Accent: Standard British (RP).

Sweeney’s long-lost daughter and Judge Turpin’s ward. Sheltered but strong-willed, Johanna dreams of escape. Though innocent on the surface, she has experienced deep trauma and carries a quiet resilience. Vocal Range: Bb3–A5 (Soprano). Accent: Standard British (RP).

A loyal, clever young assistant who finds temporary safety with Mrs. Lovett. Innocent and hopeful, Tobias gradually becomes suspicious of Sweeney and begins to unravel. Vocal Range: Bb2–Ab4 (Tenor). Accent: Cockney.

A powerful public official who has taken Johanna in as his ward. He appears moral and upstanding, but his actions reveal deep corruption. Vocal Range: E2–Gb4 (Bass/Baritone). Accent: Standard British (RP).

An officer of the law and loyal servant to Judge Turpin. He is pompous and enjoys exercising his authority, often with a false sense of refinement. Vocal Range: D3–D5 (Tenor with falsetto). Accent: Standard British (RP).

A mysterious and fragmented figure who wanders the streets. Though overlooked by others, she offers glimpses of truth and insight. She is more connected to the main story than anyone realizes. Vocal Range: Ab3–F5 (Mezzo-Soprano). Accent: Cockney or Estuary.

A flamboyant and boastful barber who claims fame and fortune, but is not all he seems. A theatrical and competitive character who brings moments of humour and tension. Vocal Range: B2–C5 (High Tenor). Accent: Italian and Irish.

The owner of Fogg’s Asylum. A composed and clinical figure who shows little compassion for the people in his care. Vocal Range: Ensemble (some singing). Accent: Estuary.

The ensemble functions as a Greek Chorus throughout the show, guiding the narrative and stepping into many roles: townspeople, customers, inmates, law enforcement, victims, and more. Strong vocalists with storytelling ability are essential. Ensemble members should be comfortable with stylized movement and physical storytelling. No formal dance experience is required, but a willingness to collaborate physically and create atmosphere through movement is important.