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The smash hit Broadway play comes to the West End this spring.
3 hours 10 minutes (including interval)
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Book Stereophonic Tickets at Duke of York’s Theatre
The Tony-nominated hit Stereophonic, written by acclaimed playwright David Adjmi with original music by Will Butler (Arcade Fire), makes its London debut at the Duke of York’s Theatre from 24 May 2024. Following an award-winning Broadway run, which led to the play breaking records and becoming the most Tony Award-nominated play of all time, this genre-defying production transfers to the West End with select original cast members returning. A unique fusion of drama and live music, Stereophonic offers an unfiltered look into the creative and emotional chaos behind a 1970s rock album—capturing a moment of raw artistry that feels almost documentary in style.
An Immersive Look Inside a Recording Studio
Set almost entirely inside a California recording studio, Stereophonic tracks the journey of a rising American rock band as they labour over what could be their breakout record. Over months of writing, recording, fighting, and waiting, relationships shift and tensions build. The result is a slow-burn, intimate character study where music and drama merge seamlessly. Conversations overlap, silences linger, and the music grows in real time—creating a sense of realism rarely seen on stage.
A Realistic Soundscape with Original Live Music
Will Butler of Arcade Fire lends his talents to the show’s original score, which the actors perform live on stage as part of the storyline. This live element is fully integrated into the play’s action, offering a rare sense of immediacy. As the characters push through creative and personal challenges, the audience experiences not only the emotional stakes but also the musical progression of the album they’re trying to make. It’s a portrait of art in motion, grounded in the everyday rhythms of studio life.
Part of the Original Cast Returns to London
The West End production features the return of Chris Stack, Andrew Butler, and Eli Gelb, reprising their celebrated roles from the Off-Broadway premiere and subsequent Broadway run. Their performances, praised for their nuance and authenticity, anchor this new ensemble in the naturalistic tone that made the original run such a critical success. Direction is once again led by Daniel Aukin, preserving the play’s vérité-style staging and organic pacing that made audiences feel like they were eavesdropping on real moments.
A Unique Theatrical Experience in the Heart of the West End
Performed at the Duke of York’s Theatre, one of London’s most intimate West End venues, Stereophonic is perfectly suited to a space where subtle performance and detailed sound design can be fully appreciated. The venue’s layout brings the audience up close to the creative chaos unfolding on stage, allowing every gesture, sigh, and guitar riff to resonate. The production runs for three hours, including an interval, giving the story space to breathe without rushing the emotional tempo.
Secure Tickets for Stereophonic in London Now
From its critically lauded Off-Broadway premiere, lauded Broadway transfer, to a highly anticipated West End debut, Stereophonic is one of the most talked-about plays of the year. Don’t miss this rare opportunity to see a bold, genre-crossing work that pushes the boundaries of theatrical storytelling. Book your Stereophonic London tickets today and experience the raw electricity of a band—and a play—on the verge of something extraordinary.
Consignes pour les visiteurs
No recording or photography allowed during the show.
Mobile devices must be turned off before the performance begins.
Outside food and drinks are not permitted.
Latecomers may not be admitted until a suitable break in the performance.
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FAQ
When does Stereophonic open in London?
It opens on 24 May 2024 at the Duke of York’s Theatre.
Is this the same cast from Off-Broadway?
Three original cast members—Chris Stack, Andrew Butler, and Eli Gelb—are reprising their roles in the London production.
Where is the theatre located?
The show plays at the Duke of York’s Theatre, 104 St Martin's Lane, London WC2N 4BG.
How long is the performance?
The play runs for approximately 3 hours and 10 minutes including interval.
Is the show appropriate for younger audiences?
It is recommended for ages 13 and over due to mature content and language.
Does the play include live music?
Yes, music composed by Will Butler is performed live on stage by the cast.
Is the production accessible for patrons with disabilities?
Limited accessible seating is available—please check with the theatre before booking.
Can I take photos during the performance?
No photography or recording is allowed during the show.
Are there any mature themes in the play?
Yes, the production contains strong language and explores adult emotional themes.
Will latecomers be admitted?
Entry for late arrivals is at the discretion of theatre staff and may be delayed until a suitable break
À savoir avant de partir
Runtime is approximately 3 hours 10 minutes including one interval.
Live music is performed by cast members as part of the show.
Some content may include strong language and adult themes.
The Duke of York’s Theatre has limited accessible seating; check availability in advance.
Recommended for ages 13 and up.
Politique d'annulation
These tickets cannot be cancelled or rescheduled.
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À propos
Book Stereophonic Tickets at Duke of York’s Theatre
The Tony-nominated hit Stereophonic, written by acclaimed playwright David Adjmi with original music by Will Butler (Arcade Fire), makes its London debut at the Duke of York’s Theatre from 24 May 2024. Following an award-winning Broadway run, which led to the play breaking records and becoming the most Tony Award-nominated play of all time, this genre-defying production transfers to the West End with select original cast members returning. A unique fusion of drama and live music, Stereophonic offers an unfiltered look into the creative and emotional chaos behind a 1970s rock album—capturing a moment of raw artistry that feels almost documentary in style.
An Immersive Look Inside a Recording Studio
Set almost entirely inside a California recording studio, Stereophonic tracks the journey of a rising American rock band as they labour over what could be their breakout record. Over months of writing, recording, fighting, and waiting, relationships shift and tensions build. The result is a slow-burn, intimate character study where music and drama merge seamlessly. Conversations overlap, silences linger, and the music grows in real time—creating a sense of realism rarely seen on stage.
A Realistic Soundscape with Original Live Music
Will Butler of Arcade Fire lends his talents to the show’s original score, which the actors perform live on stage as part of the storyline. This live element is fully integrated into the play’s action, offering a rare sense of immediacy. As the characters push through creative and personal challenges, the audience experiences not only the emotional stakes but also the musical progression of the album they’re trying to make. It’s a portrait of art in motion, grounded in the everyday rhythms of studio life.
Part of the Original Cast Returns to London
The West End production features the return of Chris Stack, Andrew Butler, and Eli Gelb, reprising their celebrated roles from the Off-Broadway premiere and subsequent Broadway run. Their performances, praised for their nuance and authenticity, anchor this new ensemble in the naturalistic tone that made the original run such a critical success. Direction is once again led by Daniel Aukin, preserving the play’s vérité-style staging and organic pacing that made audiences feel like they were eavesdropping on real moments.
A Unique Theatrical Experience in the Heart of the West End
Performed at the Duke of York’s Theatre, one of London’s most intimate West End venues, Stereophonic is perfectly suited to a space where subtle performance and detailed sound design can be fully appreciated. The venue’s layout brings the audience up close to the creative chaos unfolding on stage, allowing every gesture, sigh, and guitar riff to resonate. The production runs for three hours, including an interval, giving the story space to breathe without rushing the emotional tempo.
Secure Tickets for Stereophonic in London Now
From its critically lauded Off-Broadway premiere, lauded Broadway transfer, to a highly anticipated West End debut, Stereophonic is one of the most talked-about plays of the year. Don’t miss this rare opportunity to see a bold, genre-crossing work that pushes the boundaries of theatrical storytelling. Book your Stereophonic London tickets today and experience the raw electricity of a band—and a play—on the verge of something extraordinary.
À propos
Book Stereophonic Tickets at Duke of York’s Theatre
The Tony-nominated hit Stereophonic, written by acclaimed playwright David Adjmi with original music by Will Butler (Arcade Fire), makes its London debut at the Duke of York’s Theatre from 24 May 2024. Following an award-winning Broadway run, which led to the play breaking records and becoming the most Tony Award-nominated play of all time, this genre-defying production transfers to the West End with select original cast members returning. A unique fusion of drama and live music, Stereophonic offers an unfiltered look into the creative and emotional chaos behind a 1970s rock album—capturing a moment of raw artistry that feels almost documentary in style.
An Immersive Look Inside a Recording Studio
Set almost entirely inside a California recording studio, Stereophonic tracks the journey of a rising American rock band as they labour over what could be their breakout record. Over months of writing, recording, fighting, and waiting, relationships shift and tensions build. The result is a slow-burn, intimate character study where music and drama merge seamlessly. Conversations overlap, silences linger, and the music grows in real time—creating a sense of realism rarely seen on stage.
A Realistic Soundscape with Original Live Music
Will Butler of Arcade Fire lends his talents to the show’s original score, which the actors perform live on stage as part of the storyline. This live element is fully integrated into the play’s action, offering a rare sense of immediacy. As the characters push through creative and personal challenges, the audience experiences not only the emotional stakes but also the musical progression of the album they’re trying to make. It’s a portrait of art in motion, grounded in the everyday rhythms of studio life.
Part of the Original Cast Returns to London
The West End production features the return of Chris Stack, Andrew Butler, and Eli Gelb, reprising their celebrated roles from the Off-Broadway premiere and subsequent Broadway run. Their performances, praised for their nuance and authenticity, anchor this new ensemble in the naturalistic tone that made the original run such a critical success. Direction is once again led by Daniel Aukin, preserving the play’s vérité-style staging and organic pacing that made audiences feel like they were eavesdropping on real moments.
A Unique Theatrical Experience in the Heart of the West End
Performed at the Duke of York’s Theatre, one of London’s most intimate West End venues, Stereophonic is perfectly suited to a space where subtle performance and detailed sound design can be fully appreciated. The venue’s layout brings the audience up close to the creative chaos unfolding on stage, allowing every gesture, sigh, and guitar riff to resonate. The production runs for three hours, including an interval, giving the story space to breathe without rushing the emotional tempo.
Secure Tickets for Stereophonic in London Now
From its critically lauded Off-Broadway premiere, lauded Broadway transfer, to a highly anticipated West End debut, Stereophonic is one of the most talked-about plays of the year. Don’t miss this rare opportunity to see a bold, genre-crossing work that pushes the boundaries of theatrical storytelling. Book your Stereophonic London tickets today and experience the raw electricity of a band—and a play—on the verge of something extraordinary.
À propos
Book Stereophonic Tickets at Duke of York’s Theatre
The Tony-nominated hit Stereophonic, written by acclaimed playwright David Adjmi with original music by Will Butler (Arcade Fire), makes its London debut at the Duke of York’s Theatre from 24 May 2024. Following an award-winning Broadway run, which led to the play breaking records and becoming the most Tony Award-nominated play of all time, this genre-defying production transfers to the West End with select original cast members returning. A unique fusion of drama and live music, Stereophonic offers an unfiltered look into the creative and emotional chaos behind a 1970s rock album—capturing a moment of raw artistry that feels almost documentary in style.
An Immersive Look Inside a Recording Studio
Set almost entirely inside a California recording studio, Stereophonic tracks the journey of a rising American rock band as they labour over what could be their breakout record. Over months of writing, recording, fighting, and waiting, relationships shift and tensions build. The result is a slow-burn, intimate character study where music and drama merge seamlessly. Conversations overlap, silences linger, and the music grows in real time—creating a sense of realism rarely seen on stage.
A Realistic Soundscape with Original Live Music
Will Butler of Arcade Fire lends his talents to the show’s original score, which the actors perform live on stage as part of the storyline. This live element is fully integrated into the play’s action, offering a rare sense of immediacy. As the characters push through creative and personal challenges, the audience experiences not only the emotional stakes but also the musical progression of the album they’re trying to make. It’s a portrait of art in motion, grounded in the everyday rhythms of studio life.
Part of the Original Cast Returns to London
The West End production features the return of Chris Stack, Andrew Butler, and Eli Gelb, reprising their celebrated roles from the Off-Broadway premiere and subsequent Broadway run. Their performances, praised for their nuance and authenticity, anchor this new ensemble in the naturalistic tone that made the original run such a critical success. Direction is once again led by Daniel Aukin, preserving the play’s vérité-style staging and organic pacing that made audiences feel like they were eavesdropping on real moments.
A Unique Theatrical Experience in the Heart of the West End
Performed at the Duke of York’s Theatre, one of London’s most intimate West End venues, Stereophonic is perfectly suited to a space where subtle performance and detailed sound design can be fully appreciated. The venue’s layout brings the audience up close to the creative chaos unfolding on stage, allowing every gesture, sigh, and guitar riff to resonate. The production runs for three hours, including an interval, giving the story space to breathe without rushing the emotional tempo.
Secure Tickets for Stereophonic in London Now
From its critically lauded Off-Broadway premiere, lauded Broadway transfer, to a highly anticipated West End debut, Stereophonic is one of the most talked-about plays of the year. Don’t miss this rare opportunity to see a bold, genre-crossing work that pushes the boundaries of theatrical storytelling. Book your Stereophonic London tickets today and experience the raw electricity of a band—and a play—on the verge of something extraordinary.
À propos
Book Stereophonic Tickets at Duke of York’s Theatre
The Tony-nominated hit Stereophonic, written by acclaimed playwright David Adjmi with original music by Will Butler (Arcade Fire), makes its London debut at the Duke of York’s Theatre from 24 May 2024. Following an award-winning Broadway run, which led to the play breaking records and becoming the most Tony Award-nominated play of all time, this genre-defying production transfers to the West End with select original cast members returning. A unique fusion of drama and live music, Stereophonic offers an unfiltered look into the creative and emotional chaos behind a 1970s rock album—capturing a moment of raw artistry that feels almost documentary in style.
An Immersive Look Inside a Recording Studio
Set almost entirely inside a California recording studio, Stereophonic tracks the journey of a rising American rock band as they labour over what could be their breakout record. Over months of writing, recording, fighting, and waiting, relationships shift and tensions build. The result is a slow-burn, intimate character study where music and drama merge seamlessly. Conversations overlap, silences linger, and the music grows in real time—creating a sense of realism rarely seen on stage.
A Realistic Soundscape with Original Live Music
Will Butler of Arcade Fire lends his talents to the show’s original score, which the actors perform live on stage as part of the storyline. This live element is fully integrated into the play’s action, offering a rare sense of immediacy. As the characters push through creative and personal challenges, the audience experiences not only the emotional stakes but also the musical progression of the album they’re trying to make. It’s a portrait of art in motion, grounded in the everyday rhythms of studio life.
Part of the Original Cast Returns to London
The West End production features the return of Chris Stack, Andrew Butler, and Eli Gelb, reprising their celebrated roles from the Off-Broadway premiere and subsequent Broadway run. Their performances, praised for their nuance and authenticity, anchor this new ensemble in the naturalistic tone that made the original run such a critical success. Direction is once again led by Daniel Aukin, preserving the play’s vérité-style staging and organic pacing that made audiences feel like they were eavesdropping on real moments.
A Unique Theatrical Experience in the Heart of the West End
Performed at the Duke of York’s Theatre, one of London’s most intimate West End venues, Stereophonic is perfectly suited to a space where subtle performance and detailed sound design can be fully appreciated. The venue’s layout brings the audience up close to the creative chaos unfolding on stage, allowing every gesture, sigh, and guitar riff to resonate. The production runs for three hours, including an interval, giving the story space to breathe without rushing the emotional tempo.
Secure Tickets for Stereophonic in London Now
From its critically lauded Off-Broadway premiere, lauded Broadway transfer, to a highly anticipated West End debut, Stereophonic is one of the most talked-about plays of the year. Don’t miss this rare opportunity to see a bold, genre-crossing work that pushes the boundaries of theatrical storytelling. Book your Stereophonic London tickets today and experience the raw electricity of a band—and a play—on the verge of something extraordinary.
À savoir avant de partir
Runtime is approximately 3 hours 10 minutes including one interval.
Live music is performed by cast members as part of the show.
Some content may include strong language and adult themes.
The Duke of York’s Theatre has limited accessible seating; check availability in advance.
Recommended for ages 13 and up.
À savoir avant de partir
Runtime is approximately 3 hours 10 minutes including one interval.
Live music is performed by cast members as part of the show.
Some content may include strong language and adult themes.
The Duke of York’s Theatre has limited accessible seating; check availability in advance.
Recommended for ages 13 and up.
À savoir avant de partir
Runtime is approximately 3 hours 10 minutes including one interval.
Live music is performed by cast members as part of the show.
Some content may include strong language and adult themes.
The Duke of York’s Theatre has limited accessible seating; check availability in advance.
Recommended for ages 13 and up.
À savoir avant de partir
Runtime is approximately 3 hours 10 minutes including one interval.
Live music is performed by cast members as part of the show.
Some content may include strong language and adult themes.
The Duke of York’s Theatre has limited accessible seating; check availability in advance.
Recommended for ages 13 and up.
Consignes pour les visiteurs
No recording or photography allowed during the show.
Mobile devices must be turned off before the performance begins.
Outside food and drinks are not permitted.
Latecomers may not be admitted until a suitable break in the performance.
Consignes pour les visiteurs
No recording or photography allowed during the show.
Mobile devices must be turned off before the performance begins.
Outside food and drinks are not permitted.
Latecomers may not be admitted until a suitable break in the performance.
Consignes pour les visiteurs
No recording or photography allowed during the show.
Mobile devices must be turned off before the performance begins.
Outside food and drinks are not permitted.
Latecomers may not be admitted until a suitable break in the performance.
Consignes pour les visiteurs
No recording or photography allowed during the show.
Mobile devices must be turned off before the performance begins.
Outside food and drinks are not permitted.
Latecomers may not be admitted until a suitable break in the performance.
Politique d'annulation
These tickets cannot be cancelled or rescheduled.
Politique d'annulation
These tickets cannot be cancelled or rescheduled.
Politique d'annulation
These tickets cannot be cancelled or rescheduled.
Politique d'annulation
These tickets cannot be cancelled or rescheduled.
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FAQ
When does Stereophonic open in London?
It opens on 24 May 2024 at the Duke of York’s Theatre.
Is this the same cast from Off-Broadway?
Three original cast members—Chris Stack, Andrew Butler, and Eli Gelb—are reprising their roles in the London production.
Where is the theatre located?
The show plays at the Duke of York’s Theatre, 104 St Martin's Lane, London WC2N 4BG.
How long is the performance?
The play runs for approximately 3 hours and 10 minutes including interval.
Is the show appropriate for younger audiences?
It is recommended for ages 13 and over due to mature content and language.
Does the play include live music?
Yes, music composed by Will Butler is performed live on stage by the cast.
Is the production accessible for patrons with disabilities?
Limited accessible seating is available—please check with the theatre before booking.
Can I take photos during the performance?
No photography or recording is allowed during the show.
Are there any mature themes in the play?
Yes, the production contains strong language and explores adult emotional themes.
Will latecomers be admitted?
Entry for late arrivals is at the discretion of theatre staff and may be delayed until a suitable break
FAQ
When does Stereophonic open in London?
It opens on 24 May 2024 at the Duke of York’s Theatre.
Is this the same cast from Off-Broadway?
Three original cast members—Chris Stack, Andrew Butler, and Eli Gelb—are reprising their roles in the London production.
Where is the theatre located?
The show plays at the Duke of York’s Theatre, 104 St Martin's Lane, London WC2N 4BG.
How long is the performance?
The play runs for approximately 3 hours and 10 minutes including interval.
Is the show appropriate for younger audiences?
It is recommended for ages 13 and over due to mature content and language.
Does the play include live music?
Yes, music composed by Will Butler is performed live on stage by the cast.
Is the production accessible for patrons with disabilities?
Limited accessible seating is available—please check with the theatre before booking.
Can I take photos during the performance?
No photography or recording is allowed during the show.
Are there any mature themes in the play?
Yes, the production contains strong language and explores adult emotional themes.
Will latecomers be admitted?
Entry for late arrivals is at the discretion of theatre staff and may be delayed until a suitable break
FAQ
When does Stereophonic open in London?
It opens on 24 May 2024 at the Duke of York’s Theatre.
Is this the same cast from Off-Broadway?
Three original cast members—Chris Stack, Andrew Butler, and Eli Gelb—are reprising their roles in the London production.
Where is the theatre located?
The show plays at the Duke of York’s Theatre, 104 St Martin's Lane, London WC2N 4BG.
How long is the performance?
The play runs for approximately 3 hours and 10 minutes including interval.
Is the show appropriate for younger audiences?
It is recommended for ages 13 and over due to mature content and language.
Does the play include live music?
Yes, music composed by Will Butler is performed live on stage by the cast.
Is the production accessible for patrons with disabilities?
Limited accessible seating is available—please check with the theatre before booking.
Can I take photos during the performance?
No photography or recording is allowed during the show.
Are there any mature themes in the play?
Yes, the production contains strong language and explores adult emotional themes.
Will latecomers be admitted?
Entry for late arrivals is at the discretion of theatre staff and may be delayed until a suitable break
FAQ
When does Stereophonic open in London?
It opens on 24 May 2024 at the Duke of York’s Theatre.
Is this the same cast from Off-Broadway?
Three original cast members—Chris Stack, Andrew Butler, and Eli Gelb—are reprising their roles in the London production.
Where is the theatre located?
The show plays at the Duke of York’s Theatre, 104 St Martin's Lane, London WC2N 4BG.
How long is the performance?
The play runs for approximately 3 hours and 10 minutes including interval.
Is the show appropriate for younger audiences?
It is recommended for ages 13 and over due to mature content and language.
Does the play include live music?
Yes, music composed by Will Butler is performed live on stage by the cast.
Is the production accessible for patrons with disabilities?
Limited accessible seating is available—please check with the theatre before booking.
Can I take photos during the performance?
No photography or recording is allowed during the show.
Are there any mature themes in the play?
Yes, the production contains strong language and explores adult emotional themes.
Will latecomers be admitted?
Entry for late arrivals is at the discretion of theatre staff and may be delayed until a suitable break
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