How Actor Eli Gelb Is Finding His Sound In Broadway's New Play 'Stereophonic': The actor, who plays the lovable stoner sound engineer Grover, discusses his multiyear journey with the show, audiences' love for nostalgia and tapping into the '70s aesthetic.

Eli Gelb, an actor, discusses his journey with the Broadway play "Stereophonic" in which he plays the character Grover, a lovable stoner sound engineer. Gelb auditioned for the play just before the COVID-19 pandemic shut down the world, and now, four years later, he is making his Broadway debut. The play follows a fictional band and two sound engineers as they navigate the '70s rock world, toxic relationships, and personal growth. Gelb's character serves as the audience surrogate, providing insight into the story. Gelb's passion for music shines through his portrayal of Grover, and he has embraced the '70s aesthetic both on and offstage. The play resonates with audiences due to its themes of isolation, togetherness, and nostalgia. Despite the challenges and interruptions caused by the pandemic, Gelb is grateful for the opportunity to be a part of the play and hopes to convey its message of heartbreak, hope, and gratitude to audiences. [Extracted from the article]