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Stereophonic is a work of sepia-tinged realism—set inside the wood-paneled walls of a 1970s recording studio, the new play with music (written by David Adjmi, directed by Daniel Aukin, and composed by Arcade Fire alum Will Butler) depicts an incestuous rock quintet who wend their way from tedium to epiphany as they labor on a forthcoming make-or-break LP.
Theater Review: ‘Stereophonic,’ by David Adjmi, with music by Will Butler, at Playwrights Horizons in New York City, is a superb immersion in the art of collaborative creation.
'Stereophonic' Off Broadway Review: Part Robert Altman, part Fleetwood Mac jukebox musical, David Adjmi's play brings back the 1970s.
Playwrights Horizons premieres this new drama, which has songs by Arcade Fire’s Will Butler.
It’s an imperfect rule of thumb that musicals lift up and dramas drill down. So what do you call David Adjmi’s “Stereophonic,” which does both? You could…