Stereophonic mines the agony and the ecstasy of creation as it zooms in on a music studio in 1976, where an up-and-coming rock band finds itself on the cusp of superstardom. Written by David Adjmi, directed by Daniel Aukin, and featuring original music by Arcade Fire’s Will Butler, this electrifying new play takes audiences inside the powder keg process of a band on the brink of blowing up.
"Incredible music and acting. You don't need to know about Fleetwood Mac to enjoy..might even be better if you don't. It's a music/love/relationships story with great performances and it's a pleasure to watch the characters grow and change through the play. Had such a great time."
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Peter T from Decatur on Nov 21, 2024
"I loved every detail and would have gladly watched again right away. Hilarious, poignant, and reminded me when I needed it that America itself is a creative endeavor of exhilarating highs and desperate lows, frustrating setbacks and near ruptures, deep exhaustion and endless takes. "
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Broadway.com Customer on Nov 8, 2024
"I thought Stereophonic was cleverly written. The show was funny, witty and Very well acted by the whole cast. The music was GREAT! It was just a really good show I just loved it! I highly recommend seeing Stereophonic. "
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Broadway.com Customer on Oct 24, 2024
"It starts out slow and it’s very long. But totally worth persevering. Loosely based on a band in the late 70s producing their perfect iconic album. Can you say Fleetwood Mac? The music was great, and the nostalgia appealed to my younger years."
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Broadway.com Customer on Oct 17, 2024
"As a baby boomer I loved the costumes, 1970s vocabulary, and the conflicts in relationships one experiences in early adulthood. The play illustrates the power struggle between couples that work together displaying a relatable universal theme. There were long pauses, almost awkward silence, between spoken lines which created opportunity for reflective, thought in that white noise. "
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John G from San Diego on Oct 16, 2024
"The music, set and performances will keep you in your seat and not glancing at your watch. "
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Broadway.com Customer on Oct 13, 2024
"It took a minute to get used to the actors dealing without amplification and the accents, but I adapted quickly to truly enjoy the dhow"
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David P from Collierville on Oct 10, 2024
"Had drama, humor and 70's music. Hard to beat. It is long so be prepared."
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charles d from broomall on Oct 7, 2024
"Lovely theater and very professional staff.
Exceptionally talented cast of performers. Vocals were amazing,"
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Broadway.com Customer on Oct 6, 2024
"The acting was great, music superb! Characters are well developed; serious story with tons of humor. "
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Barbara F from Milwaukee on Sep 28, 2024
"For a show about sound the silences were so full of meaning. This gave the viewer the time to process what was happening- not many shows allow you that luxury.
Will Brill’s Tony is well deserved!!
All of the cast were great and I’m looking forward to cast album."
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Noreen L from Lincolndale on Sep 26, 2024
"It is a representation of what being in the music business is about.. I would not recommend for young children but fine for teens."
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Broadway.com Customer on Sep 24, 2024
"A delightful show that we enjoyed even more having been in the music industry as artists and technicians. Triggering in all the best ways! "
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Broadway.com Customer on Sep 23, 2024
"Awesome music! Great dialogue! "
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Broadway.com Customer on Sep 23, 2024
"Solid performances, excellent characters, great story, fantastic music. "
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Broadway.com Customer on Sep 18, 2024
"This was an in depth exploration of the subjects of work, ambition, fame and what relational costs you're willing to pay. It was great to watch an entire cast that so jelled with each other and the material. The lack of famous actors in this production was very refreshing and kept the performances feeling gutsy and real. Plays begin with the writing and this play retains an improvisational feel without losing the tightness of good writing. The set was a perfect blend of subterfuge when necessary and yet still revealed everything you needed to see.
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