The Abbey Theatre in a Co-Production with Junkyard Dog Productions and Smith & Brant Theatricals
Come From Away
6 December - 19 January 2019
Booking Information
Dates: 6 December – 19 January
On the Abbey Stage
Free First Preview: 6 December
Previews: 7, 8 & 10 December
Times: Mon – Sat 7.30pm, Matinees 2pm, New Year’s Eve 6pm
Tickets: €13 – €50 / Conc. €13 – €30
Running time: 1 hour, 40 minutes without an interval
To book for a group of 6+ call (01) 87 97 212
Recommended for ages 10+
Sign language interpreted performance: Tuesday 15 January, 7:30pm
Touch Tour of Stage and Set: Saturday 19 January, 12:20pm
Audio-described and captioned performance: Saturday 19 January, 2:00pm
Discover the remarkable true story of a small town that welcomed the world.
WINNER! BEST MUSICAL ACROSS NORTH AMERICA
CRITICS’ PICK – NEW YORK TIMES
Discover the remarkable true story of a small town that welcomed the world.
As it continues sold-out, record-breaking engagements on Broadway, across the USA and in Canada, Come From Away will land in Dublin for its long-awaited European premiere, ahead of its West End transfer.
This joyous new musical shares the incredible real-life story of the 7,000 air passengers from all over the world who were grounded in Canada during the wake of 9/11, and the small Newfoundland community that invited these ‘come from aways’ into their lives.
As uneasiness turned into trust and music soared into the night, gratitude grew into friendships and their stories became a celebration of hope, humanity and unity.
Awarded the Tony® for Best Direction of a Musical, Christopher Ashley’s production guides audiences through a colourful and spirited cast of characters, brought to life by Tony® and Grammy® nominated writing team Irene Sankoff and David Hein.
Come From Away in Dublin is presented as part of the Avolon Winter Season at the Abbey Theatre.
Come From Away is now running at the Phoenix Theatre, London.
Reviews
‘A triumphant co-production for the Abbey’
Sunday Independent
‘Magnificent … theatrical magic’
Broadway World
★★★★★
‘An all-thriller, no-filler, feel-good musical’
The Arts Review
‘An outstanding ensemble of performers’
No More Workhorse
★★★★
‘There’s so much to appreciate and admire here that, ultimately, you’re left gasping at the energy and artistry involved’
Irish Mail on Sunday
Images
Photography by Matthew Murphy
Trailer
Opening Night
Free First Preview
The Cast
The Story of Come From Away
Cast Announcement
Credits
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- Beulah and others: Jenna Boyd
- Bob and others: Nathanael Campbell
- Claude and others: Clive Carter
- Bonnie and others: Mary Doherty
- Nick, Doug and others: Robert Hands
- Diane and others: Helen Hobson
- Kevin J, Ali and others: Jonathan Andrew Hume
- Oz and others: Harry Morrison
- Janice and others: Emma Salvo
- Kevin T, Garth and others: David Shannon
- Hannah and others: Cat Simmons
- Beverley, Annette and others: Rachel Tucker
- Standby: Bob Harms
- Standby: Kiara Jay
- Standby, Dance Captain: Kirsty Malpass
- Standby, Assistant Dance Captain: Brandon Lee Sears
- Musical Director and Musical Supervisor: Alan Berry
- Whistles, Irish Flute and Uilleann Pipes: Matt Bashford
- Fiddle: Aoife Ní Bhriain
- Electric and Acoustic Guitars: Mark Wraith
- Acoustic Guitar, Mandolins and Bazouki: Justin Quinn
- Electric and Acoustic Bass: Cormac O’Brien
- Bodhrán and Percussion: Ray Fean
- Drums and Percussion: Dan Day
- Associate Musical Director: Huw Evans
- Electronic Music Design: Andrew Barrett for Lionella Music, LLC
- Associate Keyboard Programmer: Phij Adams
- Music Preparation: Ryan Driscoll
- Orchestral Management: David Gallagher
- Book, Music, Lyrics: Irene Sankoff and David Hein
- Director: Christopher Ashley
- Musical Staging: Kelly Devine
- Music Supervisor, Musical Arrangements: Ian Eisendrath
- Scenic Design: Beowulf Boritt
- Costume Design: Toni-Leslie James
- Lighting Design: Howell Binkley
- Sound Design: Gareth Owen
- Hair Design: David Brian Brown
- Orchestrations: August Eriksmoen
- Arrangements: Ian Eisendrath
- Casting: Pippa Ailion CDG and Natalie Gallacher CDG
- Dialect Coach: Joel Goldes
