Stereophonic Honors Donald Sutherland with Unaltered Dialogue: A Heartfelt Tribute

Entertainment | June 23, 2024, 5:04 a.m.

In David Adjmi's Tony-winning play Stereophonic, characters Holly and Grover engage in a debate over their favorite erotic movies, with Holly passionately defending Donald Sutherland's performance in Don't Look Now. As the British keyboardist praises Sutherland's sensitive portrayal in the romantic thriller, the Broadway audience at Golden Theatre reacts with gasps and heartbroken sighs following Sutherland's recent passing at the age of 88. The poignant moment, occurring just two days after Sutherland's death, elicits a wave of emotion from the audience, with scattered applause and expressions of commiseration. Playwright David Adjmi's tweet, "Rest in Peace, Donald Sutherland," captures the emotional impact of the performance and the audience's heartfelt response to the legendary actor's legacy.