Stereophonic Full West End Cast Revealed

Set in a music studio in California, Stereophonic follows a Fleetwood Mac-style rock band as they record their latest album. As romantic entanglements and professional tensions rise, the band is pushed to the brink of breaking up just as they are about to achieve stardom. The three-act play, which features songs by Will Butler of Arcade Fire, delves into the complexities of relationships and the pressures of fame.

Full Cast for Stereophonic in the West End

The West End production of Stereophonic will see the return of several longtime cast members from the Broadway production:

• Eli Gelb as Grover

• Andrew R Butler as Charlie

• Chris Stack as Simon

Joining the cast for the West End debut are:

• Zachary Hart as Reg

• Lucy Karczewski as Diana

• Jack Riddiford as Peter

• Nia Towle as Holly

The show will also feature understudies: Sam Denia, Rima Georges, Lucy Gray, and Steve Shirley.

Creative Team Behind Stereophonic

Directed by Daniel Aukin, the creative team behind Stereophonic includes:

• David Zinn – Scenic Designer

• Enver Chakartash – Costume Designer

• Jiyoun Chang – Lighting Designer

• Ryan Rumery – Sound Designer

• Justin Craig – Music Director

• Gigi Buffington – Voice, Text, and Dialect Coach

• Robert Pickens and Katie Gell – Hair and Wig Design

Producers of Stereophonic

The West End production of Stereophonic is produced by Sonia Friedman Productions, Sue Wagner, John Johnson, Seaview, Linden Productions, and Ashley Melone and Nick Mills.

Stereophonic’s History and Success

After its world premiere at Playwrights Horizons in 2023, Stereophonic made history by earning 13 Tony Award nominations in June 2024, the most of any play in Tony Award history. The production went on to win five Tony Awards, including:

• Best Play

• Best Director (Daniel Aukin)

• Best Featured Actor (Will Brill)

• Best Scenic Design (David Zinn)

• Best Sound Design (Ryan Rumery)

Booking Information

The West End production of Stereophonic will be booking from 24 May to 20 September 2025. Don't miss your chance to experience this Tony Award-winning play live on stage.