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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: The two Kevins. Kevin T is rather laid back and tries to make the best of their time in Gander while Kevin J is rather neurotic and, like Hannah, isn't in the mood to "have fun" at all. Is Kevin T being insensitive to his boyfriend (who is originally from Brooklyn and thus naturally worried about his family) with his attempts to enjoy his time in Gander, or is Kevin J being too uptight about his boyfriend's methods of coping with their current situation? Perhaps a bit of both?
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* BigLippedAlligatorMoment: Annette's sexy fantasies. They all come largely out of nowhere and don't contribute to the plot in any way, and then never come up again (aside from the pilot from her second fantasy showing up again for the last one she has in the show).
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** Initially, the writers had little hope of the show being popular, thinking that most likely Canadian high schools would be forced to do ''Come From Away'' because of its minimalism and Canadian material. Similarly, some Ganderites were bewildered that they'd want to make a musical about "people making sandwiches", as they consider their actions something that they had to do in the situation. Reg Wright, president of the Gander airport, even wished the writers "Good luck with that." Averted by Matt Kane, a Gambo resident who correctly predicted that "This project that [the writers] are working on? It's going to be big. Much bigger than [Broadway]." Three international productions [[note]]British, Australian, and Dutch as of 2021[[/note]], a (sadly canceled) tour of China, one North American tour, a planned film adaptation and a professionaly-filmed version of the musical later, he was proven right.
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** Initially, the writers had little hope of the show being popular, thinking that most likely Canadian high schools would be forced to do ''Come From Away'' because of its minimalism and Canadian material. Similarly, some Ganderites were bewildered that they'd want to make a musical about "people making sandwiches", as they consider their actions something that they had to do in the situation. Reg Wright, president of the Gander airport, even wished the writers "Good luck with that." Averted by " Matt Kane, a Gambo resident who correctly predicted that "This project that [the writers] are working on? It's going to be big. Much bigger than [Broadway]." Three international productions [[note]]British, Australian, and Dutch as of 2021[[/note]], a (sadly canceled) tour of China, one North American tour, a planned film adaptation and a professionaly-filmed version of the musical later, he was proven right.
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** When it's made available, high schools will jump at the chance to put on "Come From Away"! It has a positive story, an ensemble cast that can be undoubled to give a large number of actors named parts and a moment in the spotlight, and very little that will need to changed to make it appropriate for a school setting--as well as the minimalist setting and costuming required.
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** When it's made available, high schools will jump at the chance to put on "Come ''Come From Away"! Away''! It has a positive story, an ensemble cast that can be undoubled to give a large number of actors named parts and a moment in the spotlight, and very little that will need to changed to make it appropriate for a school setting--as well as the minimalist setting and costuming required.
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* AndYouThoughtItWouldFail: Initially, the writers had little hope of the show being popular, thinking that most likely Canadian high schools would be forced to do ''Come From Away'' because of its minimalism and Canadian material. Similarly, some Ganderites were bewildered that they'd want to make a musical about "people making sandwiches", as they consider their actions something that they had to do in the situation. Reg Wright, president of the Gander airport, even wished the writers "Good luck with that." Averted by Matt Kane, a Gambo resident who correctly predicted that "This project that [the writers] are working on? It's going to be big. Much bigger than [Broadway]." Three international productions [[note]]British, Australian, and Dutch as of 2021[[/note]], a (sadly canceled) tour of China, one North American tour, a planned film adaptation and a professionaly-filmed version of the musical later, he was proven right.
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** Initially, the writers had little hope of the show being popular, thinking that most likely Canadian high schools would be forced to do ''Come From Away'' because of its minimalism and Canadian material. Similarly, some Ganderites were bewildered that they'd want to make a musical about "people making sandwiches", as they consider their actions something that they had to do in the situation. Reg Wright, president of the Gander airport, even wished the writers "Good luck with that." Averted by Matt Kane, a Gambo resident who correctly predicted that "This project that [the writers] are working on? It's going to be big. Much bigger than [Broadway]." Three international productions [[note]]British, Australian, and Dutch as of 2021[[/note]], a (sadly canceled) tour of China, one North American tour, a planned film adaptation and a professionaly-filmed version of the musical later, he was proven right.
** Initially, the writers had little hope of the show being popular, thinking that most likely Canadian high schools would be forced to do ''Come From Away'' because of its minimalism and Canadian material. Similarly, some Ganderites were bewildered that they'd want to make a musical about "people making sandwiches", as they consider their actions something that they had to do in the situation. Reg Wright, president of the Gander airport, even wished the writers "Good luck with that." Averted by Matt Kane, a Gambo resident who correctly predicted that "This project that [the writers] are working on? It's going to be big. Much bigger than [Broadway]." Three international productions [[note]]British, Australian, and Dutch as of 2021[[/note]], a (sadly canceled) tour of China, one North American tour, a planned film adaptation and a professionaly-filmed version of the musical later, he was proven right.
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* AluminumChristmasTrees: Some of the cultural Newfoundland experiences that can seem outlandish to non-Newfie audiences are all real: cod au gratin, the Screeching-In ceremony, the ugly stick, etc.
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* AndYouThoughtItWouldFail: Initially, the writers had little hope of the show being popular, thinking that most likely Canadian high schools would be forced to do ''Come From Away'' because of its minimalism and Canadian material. Similarly, some Ganderites were bewildered that they'd want to make a musical about "people making sandwiches", as they consider their actions something that they had to do in the situation. Reg Wright, president of the Gander airport, even wished the writers "Good luck with that." Averted by Matt Kane, a Gambo resident who correctly predicted that "This project that [the writers] are working on? It's going to be big. Much bigger than [Broadway]." Three international productions [[note]]British, Australian, and Dutch as of 2021[[/note]], a (sadly canceled) tour of China, one North American tour, a planned film adaptation and a professionaly-filmed version of the musical later, he was proven right.
** When it's made available, high schools will jump at the chance to put on "Come From Away"! It has a positive story, an ensemble cast that can be undoubled to give a large number of actors named parts and a moment in the spotlight, and very little that will need to changed to make it appropriate for a school setting--as well as the minimalist setting and costuming required.
** When it's made available, high schools will jump at the chance to put on "Come From Away"! It has a positive story, an ensemble cast that can be undoubled to give a large number of actors named parts and a moment in the spotlight, and very little that will need to changed to make it appropriate for a school setting--as well as the minimalist setting and costuming required.
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* AwardSnub: Many believe that this musical should have won Best Musical at the Tony Awards (which it lost to Theatre/DearEvanHansen).
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* AwardSnub: Many believe that this musical should have won "Best Musical" at the Tony Awards.
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* AwardSnub: Many believe that this musical should have won "Best Musical" Best Musical at the Tony Awards.Awards (which it lost to Theatre/DearEvanHansen).
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*** In the same vein, Kevin J jokingly claims he would never kiss Kevin T again if he kissed the cod in ''Screech In'' and Kevin T laughing it off and risking it, [[spoiler: only for them to break up during ''Something's Missing'' with Kevin J moving back to New York.]]
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* FanNickname: Kevin and Kevin, the gay couple, are sometimes referred to affectionately as "Kevin Squared" by fans.
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** After he's back home, Ali writes to Beulah asking for the recipe for "the fish and the cheese". The official Facebook page for the show ended up sharing a recipe for [[https://www.facebook.com/ComeFromAway/photos/a.1836203686613708/3186611918239538/ cod au gratin.]]
