The new premiere of acclaimed music | Ostgota Theatre

Soon after, warm waters again fell upon the Östgöteater crowd in Norrköping. Music come from far away The new premieres on November 12 and will be shown until New Year’s Eve. Welcome to book interviews and/or review tickets.

Also note that Alec Berlin, musician in the Broadway production Come from afarHe will come to the stage for a pre-kind rehearsal on November 11th.

Famous Canadian musician Come from afar He has had a triumphant career all over the world and has been admired by audiences in the United States, United Kingdom and Australia as well as in the Netherlands, Finland and Argentina. Östgötateatern could have boasted a Nordic premiere in Norrköping in fall 2020 – then as now under the direction of Marcus Virta – but only to 50 people the evening before the pandemic put an end to the performance.

– It would be nice to be able to introduce the Norrköping audience Come from afar Again, when very few finally got to see it during the pandemic. Nor has the importance of the topic diminished in our troubled times. Theater director Nils Poletti says what is really needed now is an injection of the best aspects of humanity, hope, trust and humanity.

Come from afar It is based on the true story when 38 planes were diverted by the attacks on the World Trade Center in 2001. The plane was instead forced to land at the airport in the isolated Canadian community of Gander on the island of Newfoundland. In a short time, the city’s population nearly doubled, and despite language barriers and cultural clashes, residents opened their arms to stranded travelers. Come from afar is a poignant reminder of people’s ability to help each other when it really matters.

NORRKÖPING GAME PERIOD
12th November – 31st December 2022 at Stora teatern

calls and answer
November 11 at 17.45
About the world’s captivating music Come from afar and life as an orchestra musician on the musical stage. Broadway guitarist Alec Berlin met Matthias Lundqvist, conductor of the Östgötateatern version of the musical, in conversation on the Teaterbaren stage before the public rehearsal.