Last week on the show we told you about an unusual new play on Broadway called

stereophonic it is a long intimate, funny, and totally gripping show about a co-ed rock band in the 1970s

as they record an album that will turn out to be a huge hit.

Stereophonic itself has turned out to be a huge hit.

If you watch the Tony Awards the other night, you saw superstars like Alicia Keys and

Jay-Z, Daniel Radcliffe, even Hillary Clinton, who co-produced a Broadway musical

this season, but it was stereophonic, the play with a bunch of nobodies, as one cast member said during the Tony Awards, that stole the show, winning five awards.

Here is the playwright, David Agamy, accepting his award for Best Play.

This was a very hard journey to get this play up here.

Michael McNeil and Fran Offenhauser, who gave me a place to live for seven years so that I could write this play it's really hard to make a

career in the arts we need to fund the arts in America it is the hallmark of a

civilized society. When I interviewed Adjme a couple of weeks Society.

When I interviewed Agme a couple weeks ago, I asked him what it's like to be at the vortex of a huge hit.

He has been writing plays for a couple decades,

but this is his first show on Broadway.

Here's what he told us.

I feel like I've been in a car accident.

We all feel that way.

We're just totally dislocated.

It doesn't feel good.

It feels weirdly bad.

I have a little bit of a hard time believing that.

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