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EPISODE · Jun 13, 2026 · 7 MIN

The Thinking Room: Sweeney Todd — The Demon Barber of Fleet Street

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In this episode of The Thinking Room on Espresso Hour, we descend into the dark, twisted and utterly theatrical world of Sweeney Todd — The Demon Barber of Fleet Street. One of the most iconic and haunting musicals ever written, brought to life by the legendary American composer and lyricist Stephen Sondheim.On the surface, Sweeney Todd is the story of a barber. A man with a razor, a chair, and a shop on Fleet Street in Victorian London. But beneath that surface — it is one of the most powerful stories ever told about injustice, obsession, revenge and what happens to a human being when grief and rage are left to fester for too long with nowhere to go.In this segment, we explore the story of Benjamin Barker — a man wrongly transported to prison by a corrupt judge who wanted his wife and his life for himself. He returns to London years later, a changed man, a broken man, carrying a darkness so deep it has consumed everything that was once good in him. He takes back his razors. He takes back his name. And he becomes — Sweeney Todd.We also explore the genius of Stephen Sondheim — the man who took a Victorian penny dreadful tale and transformed it into a Broadway masterpiece that has shaken audiences to their core for decades. His music is not background. It is character. It is emotion. It is the inside of a human mind laid completely bare.This is The Thinking Room on Espresso Hour — where great stories, great minds and great art come to life on your radio. Tune in Monday through Thursday, 11AM to 12PM, only on Pulse 95.

In this episode of The Thinking Room on Espresso Hour, we descend into the dark, twisted and utterly theatrical world of Sweeney Todd — The Demon Barber of Fleet Street. One of the most iconic and haunting musicals ever written, brought to life by the legendary American composer and lyricist Stephen Sondheim.On the surface, Sweeney Todd is the story of a barber. A man with a razor, a chair, and a shop on Fleet Street in Victorian London. But beneath that surface — it is one of the most powerful stories ever told about injustice, obsession, revenge and what happens to a human being when grief and rage are left to fester for too long with nowhere to go.In this segment, we explore the story of Benjamin Barker — a man wrongly transported to prison by a corrupt judge who wanted his wife and his life for himself. He returns to London years later, a changed man, a broken man, carrying a darkness so deep it has consumed everything that was once good in him. He takes back his razors. He takes back his name. And he becomes — Sweeney Todd.We also explore the genius of Stephen Sondheim — the man who took a Victorian penny dreadful tale and transformed it into a Broadway masterpiece that has shaken audiences to their core for decades. His music is not background. It is character. It is emotion. It is the inside of a human mind laid completely bare.This is The Thinking Room on Espresso Hour — where great stories, great minds and great art come to life on your radio. Tune in Monday through Thursday, 11AM to 12PM, only on Pulse 95.

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