Stereophonic in Durham 2026
Stereophonic is not just a play; it’s a sonic odyssey that transforms the stage into a vibrant recording studio. From Mar 17 – Mar 22, 2026, this North American tour stops at the DPAC in Durham, NC, bringing a timeless performance that resonates with music lovers. Experience this Tony Awards winner for best play. Purchase your Stereophonic tickets today!
Stereophonic Durham Tickets
| Date | Price | Tickets |
| Tuesday Mar 17, 2026 07:30 PM |
Stereophonic from $36.72 |
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| Wednesday Mar 18, 2026 07:30 PM |
Stereophonic from $42.84 |
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| Thursday Mar 19, 2026 07:30 PM |
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| Friday Mar 20, 2026 07:30 PM |
Stereophonic from $36.72 |
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| Saturday Mar 21, 2026 02:00 PM |
Stereophonic from $36.72 |
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| Saturday Mar 21, 2026 07:30 PM |
Stereophonic from $42.84 |
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| Sunday Mar 22, 2026 01:00 PM |
Stereophonic from $36.72 |
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| Sunday Mar 22, 2026 06:30 PM |
Stereophonic from $36.72 |
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Cast in Durham
Here’s a look at the principal cast bringing Stereophonic to life on its 2025–2026 North American tour:
- Benjamin Anthony Anderson as Peter
- Will Brill as Reg
- Andrew R. Butler as Charlie
- Amy Forsyth as Diana
- Eli Gelb as Grover
- Rebecca Naomi Jones as Holly
- Chris Stack as Simon
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Stereophonic about?
Stereophonic follows a fictional British‑American rock band in 1976 as they record an album in a California studio. Creative pressures, emotional tensions, and personal drama unfold alongside live music, giving an intimate behind‑the‑scenes look at artistic struggle.
Has the play won any awards?
Yes—it earned a record 13 Tony Award nominations and won five, including Best Play, Best Direction, Best Sound Design, and Best Scenic Design. It also earned top honors from Drama Desk, Drama League, Outer Critics Circle, and New York Drama Critics’ Circle.
When and where is it playing in Durham?
Stereophonic runs at the Durham Performing Arts Center from Mar 17 to Mar 22, 2026, with evening shows and weekend matinees as part of the Broadway at DPAC series.
How long is the show and is there an intermission?
The play lasts approximately three hours, including a 15‑minute intermission—ample time to breathe and take in the story.
Is there live music during the performance?
Absolutely—the cast performs original music live onstage, which is recorded in real time to reflect the studio setting. The score, composed by Will Butler of Arcade Fire, adds to the immersive experience.
What age group is the show suitable for?
Recommended for ages 13 and up. The show addresses mature themes, such as substance use, emotional strain, and strong language, making it best suited for teens and adults.
How much do tickets cost?
Primary ticket prices aren’t fully released yet, but resale indicates starting prices around $55 for DPAC performances, with premium seating higher.
How can I get cheap tickets?
Consider upper balcony or mezzanine seats to save money. Subscribe to DPAC’s email list for presales and early‑bird offers. Watch trusted resale sites for last‑minute, below‑face‑value deals. On show days, ask the DPAC box office about rush or lottery tickets.
Are group discounts available?
Yes—groups of ten or more can take advantage of discounted pricing through DPAC’s group sales. Contact them early to reserve seats together and secure better rates.
Is buying resale tickets safe?
Yes—when you use reputable resale platforms that offer ticket authenticity guarantees. Be cautious of street sellers or deals that seem too good to be real—they often aren’t.
Is parking available at DPAC?
Yes—DPAC offers on‑site accessible parking and there are additional public garages nearby. Arrive early to get a convenient spot and avoid last-minute stress.
Can I take photos or record during the show?
No—photography, video, and audio recording are strictly prohibited once the performance begins. You’re welcome to take photos in the lobby or outside before or after the show.