Erick Pinnick

Guest artist Erick Pinnick plays the title character with a restraint that still suggests anger and obsession. It’s a performance worthy of straight drama, an almost plausible character in this “dreadful” story. Emotion, however, is well expressed in his powerful, heartfelt vocals.

Pinnick brings intensity to his performance as Todd which is captivating to watch.

...the masterpiece of a production stars a subtly superb Erick Pinnick as Sweeney Todd... Pinnick is strong, solemn, intense.

Erick Pinnick, who has graced the Trinity stage in the past in “Oliver” and “Annie”, is a perfect “Sweeney”, stoic, vengeful, and possessing the perfect voice for Sondheim’s songs.

Many other favorites are back in their roles, including Erick Pinnick, whose Ghost of Christmas Present is a Hagrid-y, bombastic whirlwind.

Another scene stealer is Erick Pinnick as Big Daddy

Actors Lauren Gemelli and Erick Pinnick are hilarious as the married undertakers, groping each other with abandon.

When Pinnick drops to his knees to belt out Jake's ardent anthem to Violet, You Should Be Loved, the theatricality of the moment is spectacular

One performer who stands out in this talented crowd is Pinnick. With his electrifying stage presence, he will go far. And you will be able to say, I saw him when...

Erick Pinnick nicely regulates Henry's pent-up anger as it breaks through his cool demeanor.

Erick Pinnick takes what could be a clichéd role -- the wise black man who takes care of things -- and makes the part real by his determination and talent.

(Erick) has a big voice and James Brown presence

Pinnick managed the trick of making King Triton seem at once forbidding and loving

As the Ghost of Christmas Present, Erick Pinnick portrays the Santa-esque, jolly spirit perfectly, as if his own heart were made from the joys of Christmas.