BroadwayWorld Assembles the Broadway Avengers!
by Kaitlin Milligan
- Apr 26, 2019
The most highly-anticipated film of 2019 is AVENGERS: ENDGAME. After ten years and 22 movies, the Avengers saga is coming to an end. The film is the follow-up to Avengers: Infinity War, which left fans desperate to find out the fate of their favorite superheroes!
BWW Review: COME FROM AWAY at Omaha Performing Arts: Iowa Nice Meet Canada Nice
by DC Felton
- Apr 1, 2019
Most of the people who read this article will know what Iowa Nice is if they heard it, but I would wager that most of those same people who not know what Gander Nice is. This is going to change soon as 'Come From Away,' by Irene Sankoff and David Hein, is coming to Des Moines as part of Des Moines Performing Arts 2019-2020 Willis Broadway Series. I have been following this show for a few years, watching it become the hit that it is, and couldn't wait to see it when it comes to Des Moines January 28-February 2, 2020. So this last weekend, I traveled to Omaha to see 'Come From Away.' And I was not disappointed.
Photo Coverage: From La Jolla to DC, Seattle to Toronto- COME FROM AWAY Celebrates 300th Performance!
by Jessica Fallon Gordon
- May 17, 2017
Come from Away, nominated for seven Tony Awards, has now played 96 performances at the Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre, but the show's road to Broadway was a long one. Just yesterday the cast celebrated a special milestone- made up from engagements in La Jolla (40), Seattle (47), DC (50), Gander (2), Toronto (65) and Broadway, and the combined performances bring the count to 300!
BWW Blog: Christopher Castanho - New Musical: Come From Away
by Christopher Castanho
- Sep 21, 2016
This production is a perfect example of why I am enamored with Theatre and Art, and why I am proud to be part of this community. The show not only shared a historical event but gifted us with sharing the power of empathy. The love and selflessness the citizens of Gander and Newfoundland had for all of the foreign travelers is astonishing. The locals 'took in' and fed 6,579 stranded passengers, which was half the size of the town's population.
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