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COME FROM AWAY is now playing to rave reviews at the newly refurbished [Melbourne] Comedy Theatre. For a limited time only, get premium seats for the price of A Reserve, A Reserve for the price of B Reserve and B Reserve for the price of C Reserve.
Don't miss the musical that's receiving standing ovations every night!
A $9.35 transaction fee applies and a delivery fee may apply depending on the mode of delivery selected. Offer is only available here. Offer applies to select performances only, is subject to availability, and may be withdrawn at any time. Offer cannot be applied retroactively to previously purchased tickets or used in conjunction with any other offer.
Performances eligible for this offer are:
- Tonight at 8pm ($79-$129 plus fees, normally $79-$155 plus fees)
- Tomorrow at 2pm and 8pm ($89-$135 plus fees, normally $89-155 plus fees)
- 3rd November 2pm ($89-$135 plus fees, normally $89-155 plus fees)
- 7th November 7pm ($65-$120 plus fees, normally $65-$140 plus fees)
- 8th November 8pm ($79-$129 plus fees, normally $79-$155 plus fees)
- 10th November 6pm ($65-$120 plus fees, normally $65-$140 plus fees)
- 12th November 7pm ($65-$120 plus fees, normally $65-$140 plus fees)
- 13th November 7pm ($65-$120 plus fees, normally $65-$140 plus fees)
- 14th November 7pm ($65-$120 plus fees, normally $65-$140 plus fees)
- 15th November 8pm ($79-$129 plus fees, normally $79-$155 plus fees)
I saw it in Melbourne last month with my mother, we were in the centre section 3rd row back from the stalls and these were excellent seats, if you can get seats towards the centre in this area you'll get a good view. Can't speak for other seats.
The show itself is excellent, I've seen it twice (once here and once on Broadway) and is rightly deserving of the great reviews it's getting.
The musical is meant to be about 5000 passengers who were stranded in some back water town in Newfoundland. I don't understand why they all chose to stay there instead of finding other ground transportation out of there? Gander NF is less than 3.5 hours from St. John's NF, a city with 10 times the population. Would someone really want to sleep on the floor of a gymnasium for 5 nights in Gander, because there is no accomodation, when they could just hire a car, or take a bus, to St. John's and stay in a nice comfy hotel room? Seems a bit contrived to me.