Where can I find community productions of "Come From Away?"
Saw it in Toronto a couple years ago at a down time in my life and it really helped was the right thing at the right time.
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Where can I find community productions of "Come From Away?"
Saw it in Toronto a couple years ago at a down time in my life and it really helped was the right thing at the right time.
Home here in Toledo, a couple local theatre groups I saw ads putting "Come From Away" on this week so I started a thread asking if other communities in Ohio are. I don't know how to link but found it's quite a thing here. A lot of the cities have multiple groups and high schools putting on the play.
I was fortunate to see it in Toronto. It was an experience. First, they understood the Newfoundlers jokes, I don't think would be understood by the general American audience. I was looking around, "huh?" When entering, we were given Canadian flags, I still have mine. The only instruction, "you'll know when." And did they. It was very good for me as I was going through a time.
Was wondering,
25th anniversary. Time moves and it's all still fresh.
Two local theatre groups here in Toledo showing this play about the the 9/11 planes redirected to a small town in Newfoundland. Villiage Players and the local high schools getting together at MVCD School to put on the play.
If local groups are doing it, I guess it's starting to become a tradition? Other sites?
I thought to pick one to go to.
25th anniversary. Time moves and it's all still fresh.
Two local theatre groups showing this play about the the 9/11 planes redirected to a small town in Newfoundland. Villiage Players, whose website I can't get to work and one mentioned in The Blade, local high schools getting together at MVCD School
I've seen it came before on Stranahan or maybe Vanlentine season advertisements before. If local groups are doing it, I guess it's starting to become a tradition?
Thoughts? I thought to pick one.
Columbus, Dayton, Youngstown
Cinci, Cle, Akron
Toledo
I like ours. It's bright. Historical.
What would ours be if we used the other themes?
Salt and Pepper Munchbox
Scrolling reddit can be a rabbit hole and these were in one of them. Easier to google to get photos. Mostly from Chinese or Indian restaurants in England and Ireland I guess but look like a perfect football share to me.
Can anyone think of anything close here without ordering five different appetizers?
Searched and didn't find a thread on this new park off Summit. My words are not good enough to describe it. Best I can do is say, "my tax money thanks you."
Maybe others with better words or photos can chime in?
Naming: Pontiac was believed born on the Maumee. Some historical board explain why this name chosen would be nice. On an Ohio reddit thread on Blackswamp, I'd posted how little Toledoans know about their own land history other than, "was a swamp" let alone who lived here. "Egushawa" who Chiefed after Pontiac and lived at the mouth of the Maumee is another I'd hope find some recognition.
I kind of thought she'd be treasure hunter but Rebel pilot and leader, good too.
And thoughts on the time jump? A series would let them fill in some of that development, in flashback.
Minutes played during tournament: 31, 27, 38, 39, 40, 39
A certain projected lottery pick of similar dimensions 20, 27, 23, 22, 29, 31
Only one of them was double and triple teamed. Only one of them managed more than one offensive rebound. Only one of them was still quick enough to get around the defense to score 37 points. Neither of them scored from outside the arc.
My bias obvious but so is my naive question: what potential is being seen in Clingan that has him project high that isn't being seen in Edey? Years playing the game?
In hindsight, makes ZERO sense to me.
The minutes leading up to totality, the horizon and sky as I faced them getting dark grey. A flock of white birds a couple hundred feet in front of me did one of those circling take-off out of the brush. They lit up bright white as if they'd flown through a sun-beam, with dark grey behind them. Why were they lit up? I don't know. The sun was behind them But it was cool. And goofy.