It is about to celebrate its third anniversary on Broadway, and along with the shows in Toronto, London and the touring company, this is now the little show that DID!!!
@Dianne thank you for your kindness during those difficult times. You and all others have showed and spread love not just to the plane people but everyone else who are touched by your stories. Hope to visit Gander soon!
I never thought I'd fall in love with a show harder than I fell for Hamilton, but Come From Away is honestly the most stunningly beautiful show I've ever seen and probably ever will see, can't wait to see it again!
Rachel just kills me every time I hear her sing Me & the Sky 😍 such a powerhouse, love her! If you’ve not seen Come From Away yet, honestly do go, it’s a wonderful piece of theatre, you won’t be disappointed! This is just a cut of what happens, if I lived closer to London or wasn’t so expensive for me to get to London I’d be there every night 💛💙🌎
Newfoundland is Irish Celtics and English , Nova Scotia is the Scottish Celtics , the loyalist and English , New Brunswick is the l’acadie , the loyalist and English , Prince Edward Island is the French & English & Scottish & Irish & some loyalist also , Quebec is mostly the English and the l’acadie & some loyalist heritage there also , Ontario is mostly English , Then Canada it’s self is also home to first Nations territories specifically the mi’Kmaq , maliseet, Inuit, Métis, plus a good part of Canada population is immigrants so we got a lot of different cultures going on also on top of that . Different cultures is what makes up Canada and specifically the east coast , The Atlantic provinces of Canada has had many debates and fight over time of who land(technically that would be the First Nations as they were the first settlers in Canada).
@@madisonthorne4181 NB also Irish and Scottish,(the largest Irish festival in Canada Miramichi). Atlantic Canada as a whole contain Acadian, Irish, Scottish, and English roots , Quebec is not Mostly Acadian they are French, Most Acadians would consider them distinct from the Quebec French. I have Acadian, Irish, and British Roots. The Acadian and Irish being from the North East of NB
This is because during the Irish Famine, those who didn’t end up in Ellis Island in New York, landed in Newfoundland due to it being closest to the west coast of Ireland. The reason all of them didn’t go to Newfoundland was because of the harsh weather in the winter. So the boats would drop emigrants to Newfoundland during the summer, and to New York in the winter.
Saw this in December 2018 at Dublins Abbey Theater before its West End transfer. Sold out with people in the audience from all over Europe. Brilliant musical, intense and funny and heartbreaking - its power lies in NOT having an interval, which would break the spell.
Rachel Tucker is the best Beverly Bass I’ve ever seen as someone Who deals with pilots on a daily basis. Her salute to the World War Ilots retiring is the ultimate sign of respect that only the insiders would know. Love it love her
Rachel and the cast are phenomenal. Also as much as I adore Rachel in Wicked it’s SO NICE to see her doing something different. She an unstoppable force.
Vince Rogers I’m not sure why a man would tear up. But for women who have had to fight so hard to be taken seriously, especially in male-dominated jobs, i do understand. I cry every time.
Me and the Sky was the song that popped up on my recommended list. The emotion in the song is amazing, got me hooked don the whole show. The extra oomph was hearing from the people they are portraying.
@@dreemsnake1 I'm a male, but I'm also LGBT. The idea of a person breaking barriers despite something they can't control that makes people discriminate them is present is something that makes me tear up.
The fact that she salutes the World War II pilot retiring is what makes her the superior casting for the role of Beverly Bass. Even more so than the original Broadway cast in my opinion
i saw this cast in london and god they were so TALENTED and ENERGETIC and honestly i think theyre the best cast ever ive seen live tbh, everybody was goddamn on the ball, it was a stunning cast
This medley does such a great introduction to the entire musical, giving you a little piece of the many great stories that came out of Gander on those darker days of September 2001. Having been to Newfoundland once, and returning there this May, the kindness, caring and selflessness of the people of Gander is so typical of the people of Newfoundland and Labrador. I saw this show in August 2019.
I can NEVER get enough of hearing Rachel sing Me and the Sky!! Definitely one of my favorite songs in the show, and even though I can;t see her live, I'm still looking up all of the videos I can of her in this show!! I did get to see it on tour a few days ago and was BLOWN AWAY at how phenomenal it was! I'd love to see it on Broadway, but I don't see that happening anytime soon.
I can't explain how obsessed I am with this entire musical!! I listen to the soundtrack every morning while eating breakfast haha I've never gotten the chance to see it in person though. My mom's from Newfoundland so there's so many familiarities in it. (TOUTONS!!) I just hope that one day, the tour will come to the East Coast of Canada OR I can get back to Toronto to see it!
This show is incredible! I was so fortunate to see it live in NY and this cast sounds amazing! It's such an inspirational story. Rachel has a great belt and communicates this song very well, but I still haven't heard any performance surpass Jenn's. She just digs her teeth into the emotion of every line and becomes Beverly and her journey is so moving. She has a strong voice and a wonderful high belt and a unique character to her voice, but I think Rachel's voice might be technically better. But the emotion from Jenn and her overall performance trumps that, for me.
The show is coming to my town on its North American tour and I’m hoping to get tickets UPDATE : 1/3/20 - I just got tickets for February 22, at 2pm. I’m really exited.
I have gotten to be social media friends with a couple of people from the Toronto cast ...and I would love to go up and see their show and Toronto the city :)
My mum (now retired) was a pilot of a similar generation to Beverley Bass (Beverley is a decade or so older), but she qualified around the same time that Beverley did. (And I wouldn't be surprised if they had at least met considering the number of jobs my mother was either offered or straight-up got because she happened to be at the right pub near the right airport at the right time.) My mother knows a sufficient number of other women pilots that I apparently didn't even realise that men COULD be pilots until I was about six but that's the exception even now, unfortunately. Literally everything that Beverley-The-Character either sings or says (especially when she's talking about the planes and so forth) literally does just sound exactly like something my mother would say and for another she does have literally exactly the same story that my mother has about her early experience as a pilot (right down to the WWII pilots being capable of being an issue even if a lot of them were great). Her standard response to "girls shouldn't be in the cockpit" was always more along the lines of "well that's great. Anyway I have to go and get in the aeroplane now so see you later".
I got to see this with a student group I took to the West End. At first they didn’t understand why I took them to a musical about 9/11.... then they saw it... nuff saif
Never heard of this, why? Was this ever on Broadway? Doubt Americans even know what Gander, Newfoundland, Canada, did for them on 911. On the one year anniversary many Americans came back. The American ambasador to Canada was a day late and a dollar short. American returnees were furious.
Yup, it's been on Broadway for a while. I was actually not fully aware of what Gander did for us on that day, but when I heard of the story and had an opportunity to see a show on Broadway this was the one I went for. WELL worth it!
The little show that could. Such a fantastic musical.
It is about to celebrate its third anniversary on Broadway, and along with the shows in Toronto, London and the touring company, this is now the little show that DID!!!
Don’t forget Australia!
What a brilliant medely of moments from the show. So proud of you all! Love from Gander.
Diane Davis amen
wait i thin this comment is from Diane davis, the davis half of buelah davis? maybe i am wrong.
@@virgil.alonso the left half. Lol
@Dianne thank you for your kindness during those difficult times. You and all others have showed and spread love not just to the plane people but everyone else who are touched by your stories. Hope to visit Gander soon!
DO YALL HEAR THOSE HEALTHY VOICES?!?!
The impact this show has where ever it lands is amazing.
8 months later but i got the joke
I never thought I'd fall in love with a show harder than I fell for Hamilton, but Come From Away is honestly the most stunningly beautiful show I've ever seen and probably ever will see, can't wait to see it again!
Rachel just kills me every time I hear her sing Me & the Sky 😍 such a powerhouse, love her! If you’ve not seen Come From Away yet, honestly do go, it’s a wonderful piece of theatre, you won’t be disappointed! This is just a cut of what happens, if I lived closer to London or wasn’t so expensive for me to get to London I’d be there every night 💛💙🌎
Gosh I must have something in my eye...
I havent seen a lot of Come From Away but omg they have Irish Dancing in it im sobbing
Irish culture has informed a lot of east coast Canadian culture - music, dancing, accents, food. It's remarkable!
Newfoundland is Irish Celtics and English , Nova Scotia is the Scottish Celtics , the loyalist and English , New Brunswick is the l’acadie , the loyalist and English , Prince Edward Island is the French & English & Scottish & Irish & some loyalist also , Quebec is mostly the English and the l’acadie & some loyalist heritage there also , Ontario is mostly English , Then Canada it’s self is also home to first Nations territories specifically the mi’Kmaq , maliseet, Inuit, Métis, plus a good part of Canada population is immigrants so we got a lot of different cultures going on also on top of that . Different cultures is what makes up Canada and specifically the east coast , The Atlantic provinces of Canada has had many debates and fight over time of who land(technically that would be the First Nations as they were the first settlers in Canada).
@@madisonthorne4181 NB also Irish and Scottish,(the largest Irish festival in Canada Miramichi). Atlantic Canada as a whole contain Acadian, Irish, Scottish, and English roots , Quebec is not Mostly Acadian they are French, Most Acadians would consider them distinct from the Quebec French. I have Acadian, Irish, and British Roots. The Acadian and Irish being from the North East of NB
@@madisonthorne4181 mostly English Celts rather than just English.
This is because during the Irish Famine, those who didn’t end up in Ellis Island in New York, landed in Newfoundland due to it being closest to the west coast of Ireland. The reason all of them didn’t go to Newfoundland was because of the harsh weather in the winter. So the boats would drop emigrants to Newfoundland during the summer, and to New York in the winter.
Absolutely love this show, saw it in July, this cast are all incredible, the band are brilliant, I can't recommend it enough!
I saw Rachel Tucker in the thumbnail, I clicked on the video. I was not disappointed by what I saw. Now I would like to go and see this show.
this show is absolutely incredible, way more than i was expecting. go see it
Saw this in December 2018 at Dublins Abbey Theater before its West End transfer. Sold out with people in the audience from all over Europe. Brilliant musical, intense and funny and heartbreaking - its power lies in NOT having an interval, which would break the spell.
singing that good sitting down... witchcraft . so beautiful
i love how casual this is? idk how to explain it
like they just walked onto the stage out of life
"5 Days, 19 Animals and 7000 strays!" Really gets me!
Rachel Tucker is the best Beverly Bass I’ve ever seen as someone Who deals with pilots on a daily basis. Her salute to the World War Ilots retiring is the ultimate sign of respect that only the insiders would know. Love it love her
Rachel and the cast are phenomenal. Also as much as I adore Rachel in Wicked it’s SO NICE to see her doing something different. She an unstoppable force.
I can't even get through that bit of Me And The Sky without shedding a tear :-D
that's the part that makes you shed a tear?
Vince Rogers I’m not sure why a man would tear up. But for women who have had to fight so hard to be taken seriously, especially in male-dominated jobs, i do understand. I cry every time.
Me and the Sky was the song that popped up on my recommended list. The emotion in the song is amazing, got me hooked don the whole show. The extra oomph was hearing from the people they are portraying.
1986 the first FEMALE AMERICAN CAPTAIN IN HISTORYYYYY!! I cry every time!
@@dreemsnake1 I'm a male, but I'm also LGBT. The idea of a person breaking barriers despite something they can't control that makes people discriminate them is present is something that makes me tear up.
The fact that she salutes the World War II pilot retiring is what makes her the superior casting for the role of Beverly Bass. Even more so than the original Broadway cast in my opinion
The ending of the finale is so moving it gives me shivers
i saw this cast in london and god they were so TALENTED and ENERGETIC and honestly i think theyre the best cast ever ive seen live tbh, everybody was goddamn on the ball, it was a stunning cast
This medley does such a great introduction to the entire musical, giving you a little piece of the many great stories that came out of Gander on those darker days of September 2001. Having been to Newfoundland once, and returning there this May, the kindness, caring and selflessness of the people of Gander is so typical of the people of Newfoundland and Labrador. I saw this show in August 2019.
Still remains my favourite show that I've been to see.
Omg! I love it! You really get the feel that it's a passenger plan with a multitude of colorful characters!
Thanks for sharing - this medley is gorgeous! Makes me want to go back and see it again...
I'm OBSESSED! Such an amazing show!
I can NEVER get enough of hearing Rachel sing Me and the Sky!! Definitely one of my favorite songs in the show, and even though I can;t see her live, I'm still looking up all of the videos I can of her in this show!! I did get to see it on tour a few days ago and was BLOWN AWAY at how phenomenal it was! I'd love to see it on Broadway, but I don't see that happening anytime soon.
I can't explain how obsessed I am with this entire musical!! I listen to the soundtrack every morning while eating breakfast haha I've never gotten the chance to see it in person though. My mom's from Newfoundland so there's so many familiarities in it. (TOUTONS!!) I just hope that one day, the tour will come to the East Coast of Canada OR I can get back to Toronto to see it!
This show is incredible! I was so fortunate to see it live in NY and this cast sounds amazing! It's such an inspirational story.
Rachel has a great belt and communicates this song very well, but I still haven't heard any performance surpass Jenn's. She just digs her teeth into the emotion of every line and becomes Beverly and her journey is so moving. She has a strong voice and a wonderful high belt and a unique character to her voice, but I think Rachel's voice might be technically better. But the emotion from Jenn and her overall performance trumps that, for me.
Absolutely love this show!! I saw it on Broadway and I'm seeing it again in Melbourne in a week 💕
One of my favourite shows love it 💕💕💕💕💕💕
I love this show so damn much, everyone needs to go see it. If you like musical theater its a smash hit.
I am a simple human, I see Rachel Tucker I click
I saw this show on 8th March last year - who knew the west end would be shut down shortly afterwards.
This is one of the best musicals I’ve ever seen!
I saw this show in Dallas - what a performance! Every note, every voice, every story - perfect. Moves me to tears still.
This show is so brilliant! My first ever broadway show and I was in awe of it
This show is awesome- also- not for nothing- this is the most diverse show in terms of ages and body types. And they all Rock!
Saw this in London. Absluely brilliant.
Guess who saw this show with this amazing cast, for only €11 and met the REAL Captain Beverly Bass and has a program signed by her 😍😍😍😍
Lol stop bragging ;(
The show is coming to my town on its North American tour and I’m hoping to get tickets
UPDATE : 1/3/20 - I just got tickets for February 22, at 2pm. I’m really exited.
Emily Mcginnis do it!! They are an awesome cast too
Kelly DeBardelaben did you go to one of the Come From Away shows while it was on tour?
Emily Mcginnis I did yesterday
@@emilymcginnis4428 Yes I saw the NA Tour when they were in Denver Fall of 2018
I have gotten to be social media friends with a couple of people from the Toronto cast ...and I would love to go up and see their show and Toronto the city :)
Pure magic
This is fantastic - it’s now on my bucket list to see this show!
Praying everyday that I get to see this in May and that it isn’t rescheduled.
Sorry for your loss ;(
AHHHH RACHEL TUCKER
I met her after the show at stage door and she was soooo sweet! And she was amazing live, what a voice ❤
Sooo lucky!
Go see this show I promise you won’t regret it
Such an amazing show!!!!
Anyone else just watch the Royal Variety for this? 🇨🇦🍁
My mum (now retired) was a pilot of a similar generation to Beverley Bass (Beverley is a decade or so older), but she qualified around the same time that Beverley did. (And I wouldn't be surprised if they had at least met considering the number of jobs my mother was either offered or straight-up got because she happened to be at the right pub near the right airport at the right time.) My mother knows a sufficient number of other women pilots that I apparently didn't even realise that men COULD be pilots until I was about six but that's the exception even now, unfortunately.
Literally everything that Beverley-The-Character either sings or says (especially when she's talking about the planes and so forth) literally does just sound exactly like something my mother would say and for another she does have literally exactly the same story that my mother has about her early experience as a pilot (right down to the WWII pilots being capable of being an issue even if a lot of them were great). Her standard response to "girls shouldn't be in the cockpit" was always more along the lines of "well that's great. Anyway I have to go and get in the aeroplane now so see you later".
It's just so f'ing good.
why do i want to cry every time i hear this show
Best modern musical. Need to watch it to understand all the meshed up bits here really. 🥴🙃
not necessarily.. i’ve seen it twice, my sister hasn’t but she got it..
How do you spot the Newfoundlander in Heaven?
They’ll be the ones that are homesick.
I had to see it in Detroit last fall, but it was incredible.
YASSS RACHEL!!!!!!!!!!
I heard there been talk about making come from away into a movie
I am extremely late ik but theres gonna be a pro shot :D (and it's coming out this year I think x)
Ugh I so hope they do
the way i had goosebumps oml soooo gooood!!!!
I remember seeing clips of this in its infancy as a workshop, it looks really good, thank-you for posting 😊
So so so underrated
I got to see this with a student group I took to the West End. At first they didn’t understand why I took them to a musical about 9/11.... then they saw it... nuff saif
The best!
Rachel Tucker ... speechless
Saw it yesterday, amazing
That is so good
song at 3:35 ? i just found this musical and don't regret it
hey come from away on broadway
hey come from away on broadway
Never heard of this, why? Was this ever on Broadway? Doubt Americans even know what Gander, Newfoundland, Canada, did for them on 911. On the one year anniversary many Americans came back. The American ambasador to Canada was a day late and a dollar short. American returnees were furious.
This was on Broadway first. Jen Colella played Beverly Bass.
Yup, it's been on Broadway for a while. I was actually not fully aware of what Gander did for us on that day, but when I heard of the story and had an opportunity to see a show on Broadway this was the one I went for. WELL worth it!
You sound like a prick.
where my Newfies at b'ys
Where's ya at an I'll come to ya...
Rachel Tucker always slays
What songs are these? X
Mia Holland-Fredrick welcome to the rock, in the bar/heave away, me and the sky, 10 years later/finale
My god. I uhhhh. Thats uhhh. Thats uhh good uh. Uhmm yeah.
What?
I think she’s being sarcastic
I'm glad I quit my theater job because I would not want to have to sit through this every day. Whatever melts your butter, to each their own
As someone from Texas, her Dallas accent is pretty good. Not perfect but very close. A lot better than West End Hamilton accents