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crafty_packratToday I went to see a production of Come From Away. It's the story of Gander, Newfoundland and their response to the closing of United States airspace on 11 Sept 2001. I went with ellen_fremedon, M1, and M2; we were sitting in the 2nd balcony, which required taking the elevator up to the 7th floor.
Here's the NPR Tiny Desk Concert to give you an idea of what the musical was like.
The show is without intermission, and only about 90 minutes. The actors play one main role, but double and triple other roles to fill out the story. This production had some amazing lighting design that kept your focus on the actor currently performing, while allowing the rest of the cast to be the chorus or to move around the set while not being noticed.
If you have a chance to go, it's well worth seeing. Just bring tissues.
ellen_fremedon, M1, and M2; we were sitting in the 2nd balcony, which required taking the elevator up to the 7th floor.Here's the NPR Tiny Desk Concert to give you an idea of what the musical was like.
The show is without intermission, and only about 90 minutes. The actors play one main role, but double and triple other roles to fill out the story. This production had some amazing lighting design that kept your focus on the actor currently performing, while allowing the rest of the cast to be the chorus or to move around the set while not being noticed.
If you have a chance to go, it's well worth seeing. Just bring tissues.
