Come From Away Closing Oct 2 — Page 4

stoptheworld38 said: "angoradebs said: "I wonder if Sharone Sayegh will return to the tour, or if she's leaving the show entirely. I think she might be my favorite of the 5 Bonnies I've seen

I'll miss this show a lot. I've probably seen it for the last time in person, (unless I take a road trip, or it keeps touring in 23-24 and comes back my way), but I'm so grateful we have the pro-shot. I think I'll hit play on that at 3pm on October 2nd."

I was lucky to have seen Sharone in both the tour in 2019 and Broadway this summer, and I absolutely adored her.


I can’t even put into words how much I’ll miss this musical. It’s been my absolute favorite since I first discovered it in 2017. I’ve seen 3 different productions - Toronto, tour, and most recently Broadway. NYC definitely won’t be the same without it.


If there is a silver lining though, I do think the closing does enhance the chance that it might tour to my city within the not-too-distant future. (We usually get the mostly non-equity tours of shows after they close on Broadway)."

Broadway in Alaska just did a promo for the first season in their new theater and Come From Away is opening the theater in 2023. So it will continue to tour well into 2023.

We will be there!! So excited to finally see Jen!

Lots of Newfoundlanders we're there last night and should be there again today. Several OG cast members are also expected(Geno Carr, Rodney Hicks, Caesar).

Got plenty of tissues handy. Meeting up with some people prior to the show for some drinks via the CFA fan Facebook page.

shrekster224 said: "Does anyone have or know of any extra tickets? Kicking myself for not buying one for today."

After they sold all the rush and SRO tickets, a cancellation line has now formed outside the box office. That's probably your best bet.

This was incredible. Got to meet the Gander mayor, the writers and producers. So. Many. Standing. Ovations. All earned. I’ll be there the second this show comes back to Broadway.

Call_me_jorge said: "sppunk said: "I’ll be there the second this show comes back to Broadway."

Did they announce intentions to return to Broadway or are you just hoping they do."

They did not mention any return. This is hoping.

look, I understand enthusiasm as much as the next, especially for a closing performance. But who on earth found it necessary to scream after essentially every single line someone said or sang?? It was….a tad much. I understand shows mean different things to different people and they can express their enthusiasm, obviously. But…I found it to be a little too much. I actually want to HEAR the performers, you know?

Yes, this was an amazing closing performance. Standing ovation at the start. Every actor got a much deserved applause with their first line. Lots of Come From Aways in the audience who all were brought up on stage for the end. I saw Beverly Bass, Nick and Diane, Mayor Claude, Kevin J & Oz all downstairs before the show. There were enough people filming the finale/curtain call/speeches that will be available soon. Almost every alumni was on stage at the end with exception to Chad Kimball, Kendra and possibly Tamika Lawrence (I may have spotted her on stage, but not 100%). I cried at the start of the show, during the Prayer, I Am Here, Somewhere and the Finale. This show will be missed. I see this continuing to do well on tour and doing very well in regional theaters.



The bad was the few people in the mezz that shouted for everything! And to the idiot front row, center mezzanine that kept trying to film with their smartphone, you've clearly thought you could get away with it, but putting your phone in clear site for the entire mezzanine to see over and over again was incredibly annoying. I lost count with how many times an usher ran down to shine the flashlight at you. Honestly this person should have been kicked out.

Updated On: 10/2/22 at 06:13 PM

I’m glad we all agree on how poorly behaved those people were in the back of the mezz!

I've been to closing shows that have been much, much worse. Having a few bad apples I could tolerate. I still immensely enjoyed today's performance and look forward to seeing where else this show lands. I just couldn't get over the lone person filming front row of the center mezz and holding their phone up high enough that the entire mezzanine saw it countless times.

ashley0139 said: "I was wondering if Kendra was going to be there. I'm a little sad she didn't go. Wonder why."

She lives in Seattle. It's a long trip, especially for someone who was only in the show for the first 4 or 5 months.

UncleCharlie said: "ashley0139 said: "I was wondering if Kendra was going to be there. I'm a little sad she didn't go. Wonder why."

She lives in Seattle. It's a long trip, especially for someone who was only in the show for the first 4 or 5 months."

Still, she did three of the out-of-town tryouts, the Gander concert, and was with the Broadway production for 6 months.

Updated On: 10/2/22 at 08:41 PM

I was there Thursday (9/29) night, 4th row mezz, and the audience upstairs was wildly vocal This new habit of anticipating known moments and all but obliterating the audio presentation is trying our patience. It has infected Into the Woods, though less so the night I was there with all originals in, and certainly That Show On Its Second Star. That said, the CFA performance was stellar, and Colella was especially superb, the reason I was there. (Though -- minority opinion -- I still wish her number had a button; we're desperate to honor it. The song features the most heart-stopping moment in the show for me, "And the one thing I loved more than anything/Was used as the bomb.").