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[Musical Review] Come From Away: A heartwarming true story musical about the 9/11 terror attack in Newfoundland, Canada
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- I was able to get a ticket for the Marie Curie musical through the JTN event, and I was able to see the performance at the Kwanglim Art Center BBCH Hall.
- This musical is based on the true story of how residents of Gander, Canada, welcomed passengers of planes that had to make emergency landings during the 9/11 terror attacks in 2001, giving them hope.
- It was a touching and lighthearted performance, with one-man, multi-role actors performing passionately and delivering hope and comfort amidst a festive atmosphere.
I happened to join the JTN event.
And so I got a ticket to the Marie Curie musical.
Gwanglim Arts Center BBCH Hall
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SYNOPSIS
September 11, 2001
The whole world was in chaos and despair at that time,
38 planes heading for the United States made an emergency landing in Gander, a small town in Canada.
The passengers were in panic, not knowing what was going on, and the plane was filled with rumors.
And, the residents of Gander had no time to be in confusion,
they suddenly faced the situation of having to accommodate as many strangers as their population.
The mayor of a small town, a new reporter on his first day at work.
The chairman of the local bus drivers' union who was on strike. A company employee heading to a conference.
A Muslim who has to pray twice a day. The head of the Animal Cruelty Prevention Association whose primary concern is for animals.
A mother with a firefighter son. A couple on vacation. The pilot of the plane......
Will people of different races, hometowns, languages, tastes, and personalities be able to understand each other in the small land of Gander...?
Source : Melon Ticket
Source : Melon Ticket
During the 9.11 terror attacks, the residents welcomed the unfamiliar passengerswith open hearts and treated them like close friends.They helped them forget their pain and find hope.
The residents of the town who gave without holding backThe passengers who created a fund in memory of their love.It's even more touching because it's a true story.
Actors playing multiple roles console each other's sadness andhost a lively festival to look forward to hope.It is a fun performance that is both moving and makes you laugh continuously.
