Fleetwood Mac Musical: Reviews & Tickets
- The new play "Stereophonic" at the Duke of York’s theater is generating buzz for its close parallels to Fleetwood Mac’s tumultuous "rumours" period.
- Director Daniel Aukin creates a hypnotic, naturalistic atmosphere within David Zinn’s set.
- Will Butler of Arcade Fire composed original piano rock melodies for "Stereophonic." The musical interludes, performed live, punctuate the drama.
Dive into “Stereophonic,” a new play captivating audiences by mirroring the intense creative and personal struggles of a Fleetwood Mac-style band during the making of a groundbreaking album, much like the iconic “Rumours” era. explore the complex characters, turbulent relationships, and raw drug use that fuel this compelling drama set in a recording studio. News Directory 3 brings you this in-depth look at the production, which has earned meaningful accolades, including numerous Tony Award nominations. Discover the talented cast and how Will Butler from Arcade Fire created the original piano-rock music that elevates the narrative. Learn about the play’s run time and location at the Duke of york’s Theater. Discover what’s next …
‘Stereophonic’ Play Explores Fleetwood Mac’s ‘Rumours’ Era
updated June 15, 2025
The new play “Stereophonic” at the Duke of York’s theater is generating buzz for its close parallels to Fleetwood Mac’s tumultuous “rumours” period. Even though playwright David Adjmi denies direct inspiration,the play features a band grappling with drug use and strained relationships,set in a Sausalito studio similar to where “Rumours” was recorded. The production earned 13 Tony Award nominations.
Director Daniel Aukin creates a hypnotic, naturalistic atmosphere within David Zinn’s set. The talented cast, including Jack riddiford as the rage-prone guitarist Peter and lucy Karczewski as his stoic girlfriend Diana, bring depth to their roles. Zachary Hart portrays the drug-addled bassist Reg,while Nia towle plays his exasperated wife,Holly.Eli gelb provides comic relief as the beleaguered techy Grover, and Andrew R. butler embodies Charlie, a sound engineer.
Will Butler of Arcade Fire composed original piano rock melodies for ”Stereophonic.” The musical interludes, performed live, punctuate the drama.
The play runs until Sept. 20 at the Duke of York’s Theatre.