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Also, Bach at Noon will return to Bethlehem, and the State Theatre in Easton will present the hit Broadway musical "Come From Away."

It was history-making party for 1,400-plus Wednesday night when the musical Come From Away played to a packed house at the Royal Theatre in Victoria, B.C.

For some stage fans, downloading a program via QR code is a poor substitute for a record you can hold in your hand.

“Come From Away,” the multi-award-winning musical and Tony Award nominee based on events during 9/11, is set in the small Newfoundland town of

The Broadway musical “Come from Away” returns to Charlotte this week and it’s one you should see. The Tony Award winner tells the very human story of the impact of the 9/11 attacks on a tiny town in Newfoundland, where 7000 airline passengers were diverted in the days following the attack. We hear from the writers and two of the actors.

Anyone who has ever felt helpless and under the purgatorial control of unknown forces will feel the legitimate angst conveyed in "Come From Away," along with gratitude for the humanity that people summon to cope.

Go inside Come From Away: The Concert Steele Community Centre in Gander and September 19-21 at the Mary Brown's Centre in St. John's, which brought home the musical about the small Canadian town that temporarily doubled in population in the aftermath of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks and tells the real-life stories of the people from there, and those who came from away. 

A dynamic group of performers from several ‘Come From Away’ companies around the world will assemble for this special presentation. The concerts will welcome home Newfoundlanders and Labradorians, Petrina Bromley (from the original Broadway cast) and Clint Butler and Kate Etienne (from the Toronto cast).

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