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Community Spotlight: Art Ventures 'Sweeney Todd'

KUAF | By Pete Hartman

Published July 12, 2023 at 2:25 PM CDT

Arts One Presents - formerly Art Center of the Ozarks - is offering the gripping tale of Sweeney Todd with two runs later this month. It's directed by Colman Ray Clark, a native of Springdale who now resides in New York City. Pete speaks with Colman and Anne Jackson, Executive Director of Arts One Presents.

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